Doc Holliday and Johnny Ringo trade tense Latin insults in their first saloon encounter. Their cryptic Latin exchange signals mutual threat. The scene ends with Ringo showing off with his gun and ...

In real life, Doc Holliday and Johnny Ringo didn't have an epic feud with one another that eventually concluded in a gunfight (at least not one that was confirmed). In fact, that entire element of ...

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 the very end of the movie. It certainly ...

In 1993’s Tombstone, Kilmer delivered one of the most indelible performances in the genre’s history as the tubercular dentist and gambler John Henry “Doc” Holliday. Beset by coughing fits ...

Can you talk to us about the odd bond between your character, Johnny Ringo, and Doc Holliday? Because that's one of the relationships in the film that stays with people the most. Michael Biehn ...

“What do you think?” asks a drunk and sickly Doc Holliday, staring down Johnny Ringo, a man rumored to be the fastest gunslinger in the West. “Should I hate him?” Instead Doc pulls out his ...

Like a peace officer stalking an outlaw across the deserts and canyons of the Old West, author Jack Burrows relentlessly tracked the myth of Johnny Ringo ... once challenge Doc Holliday to a ...

In “Tombstone,” Biehn played deadly outlaw Johnny Ringo, a rival of Kilmer’s famed gunslinger and gambler Doc Holliday. “He was a true professional and was always fascinating to watch ...

Johnny Ringo led a life filled with violence ... He soon encountered Doc Holliday, the Georgia dentist turned gambler and gunfighter. The two clashed repeatedly, often challenging each other ...