In 1993’s Tombstone, Kilmer delivered one of the ... an intimate man-to-man duel with the gunfighter Johnny Ringo (a devilish Michael Biehn), that stands as arguably the best gun battle of ...

The exchange of Latin insults is one of the best scenes in Tombstone. When Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer) and Johnny Ringo (Michael Biehn) meet for the first time in the saloon, the pair share no love ...

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 ...

The late Val Kilmer always added idiosyncrasies to his lead turns, but he was even more effective in roles like Doc Holliday.

Late in Tombstone, Johnny Ringo prepares for what he assumes will be a duel with Wyatt Earp when he hears Doc Holliday instead approaching. “Well, I didn’t think you had it in you,” sneers ...

and Johnny Ringo (Michael Biehn). Side note: George P. Cosmatos is officially credited as the director on Tombstone, but it’s widely reported that Kurt Russel essentially ghost-directed it.

Reuniting with him in Tombstone is Doc Holliday - a gambler ... On the opposide side, Michael Biehn delivers a chilling performance as Johnny Ringo, a dangerous gunslinger and a key figure ...

Tombstone, Navy Seals, The Rock. Not only are they all great films, he’s great in them." —ohnofluffy "I didn't know much ...

He made an equally luminous Doc Holliday in 1993's Tombstone, possessed of a bullfighter’s grace in the scene where he appears out of nowhere to get the drunk, ranting criminal Johnny Ringo to stand ...