Hollywood director John Ford said that he filmed the battle scene of this 1946 Western based on the personal input of Wyatt ...

On Dec. 3, 1946, John Ford's Wyatt Earp Western feature bowed in New York.

Everybody loves Tombstone. As far as Westerns go, it appeals to audiences far beyond those who love standard horse operas. But the story of Wyatt Earp lives far beyond Tombstone, Arizona, and it was ...

Kevin Costner brings a new western to movie theaters this week with Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1, the first in a planned four-part epic (two chapters are definitely happening, and he wants to ...

The actor and filmmaker looks back on 'Wyatt Earp' amid its 30th anniversary and the newest project in his Western arsenal, 'Horizon: An American Saga' "That movie took about 113 days to make. I loved ...

Wyatt Earp was a snowbird. Last week, archivists at the Father Andrew P. Kashevaroff Alaska State Library, Archives and Museum announced the completion of a project to digitize a collection of papers ...

In the bad old days, Wyatt Earp was — depending on whom you asked — a famed lawman or a rascally bandit. Today he’s a brand of coffee and a steak sauce and a slew of Web sites (most prominently ...

The Western is a genre of contradictions, caught between historical fact and romanticized fiction. While the events and characters are often based on something real, the complex essence of reality is ...

You know this one had to be on the list. Doc Holliday in Tombstone is arguably Val Kilmer's best role, and his most famous line has to be when he is facing down Johnny Ringo (Michael Biehn) towards ...