Brushy Bill Roberts parts of Young Guns II (1990.)

Brushy Bill Roberts parts of Young Guns II (1990.) Beginning and end of movie featuring the character Brushy Bill Roberts aka William H. Bonney aka Billy The Kid. Played by Emilio Estevez.
"I never stole a horse from someone I didn't like. Did I like him? Hell no; I loved the son of a bitch. You asked me if I have scars? Yessir, I have my scars."

[@jimmyj5035]

Modern day FBI photo analysis has concluded that Brushy Bill Roberts and Billy the Kid are a 95% match...

[@tanja8930]

"yes sir... i have my scars" That line still gives me the chills after all those years. Miss the 90s.

[@dennisdonovan974]

I totally agree

[@barrygibbens1900]

A line I can so so relate to

[@shellybastion9974]

@@barrygibbens1900 All three of you were outlaws in the Old West..

[@samanthapatrick4345]

It's probably not just the physical scars he's talking about I mean he's outlived everyone he's ever known.

[@tanja8930]

@@samanthapatrick4345 right. personally i never thought about physical stars with that line. And i'm pretty sure "Billie" was not talking about physical scars as well in that moment.

[@Parnell50]

There's no doubt in my mind that Brushy Bill Roberts is Emilio Estevez

[@proantagonist5042]

Emilio estevez is billy the kid ;$

[@roncriswell2685]

Nah I heard it was an alien that drinks tiger blood 🤣

[@Yup71719]

He may be Esteves but he's not Billy the Kid

[@MusicmyZombie]

It's him🎉

[@wadepool8081]

In the movie brushy bill was billy the kid

[@silversnail1413]

"I never stole a horse from someone I didn't like. Did I like him? Hell, no. I loved the son of a bitch." Beautiful.

[@silversnail1413]

@Shades So what? That doesn't diminish the story of the film or the emotional impact of the line. Most movies are BS anyway. The movie Amadeus presents us with a completely fictitious rivallry between Mozart and Salieri and conveniently ignores the fact that Salieri was a much more popular composer in Vienna. The truth is often boring and in order to have dramatic resonance in art you have to fudge the facts a little. Even Shakespeare did it.

[@khameronsmith108]

​@@chillin101Maybe so. But it does add to the beauty of the film. Both of them loved each other which is why Pat tried time and time again to save him in the film. He knew he hadn't him when he shot Tom and even stopped Poe from killing in the shootout. It might be fiction but it's the most beautiful piece of fiction ever created

[@michaelcharlesthearchangel]

Who's ready for Young Guns III?

[@jfrtbikgkdhjbeep9974]

... when he calls out to him as hes leading his horse off into the desert .. " Billy " 😌 sweeeet

[@hybrid5568]

That lawyer probably died decades later knowing he got to personally meet and defend billy the kid himself and even utter his legendary name

[@robertlayne4581]

@HYBRID He did. Unsolved Mysteries did a piece on it. Season 1 Ep20 very interesting

[@christocount5349]

@@robertlayne4581 Thank you.

[@moedem]

One of the greatest western movies ever made

[@Lord_Thistlewick_Flanders]

Gotta say the makeup crew did a marvelous job on Emilio. I had to look it up to confirm it was actually him playing Brushy Bill. It helps the continuity of the story when it's the same actor. Same mannerisms and voice.

[@KingKenny.]

They put the blocks on DNA tests to resolve the matter once and for all , makes you think they don't want the history books rewritten

[@broncofanincali8150]

That’s the issue right there. They don’t want to admit that there is a possibility that The Kid survived. The writers of history don’t like to look like fools

[@hybrid5568]

It makes sense it would be him. Back in the ol west you had to constantly change your name and appearance and be on the run constantly if you were a criminal or falsely accused as one. I believe billy was so traumatized by the constant running and seeing his friends die that at the turn of the century and as technology and society evolved, he couldn't. He was stuck in forever armed and ready mode. And he saw the changes as distractions and opportunities for any surviving enemies of his to jump and gun him down. Fear of death from the unknown will keep a man living as long as he can.

[@troydixson1394]

Loyalty

[@doublenegativetactical1402]

That's the dumbest thing I've ever read 🤣

[@marcelhagen300]

Brushy was the Kid!!!

[@lukemorgan4412]

Brilliant. Thanks for the upload. Both movies are awesome.

[@corycole3474]

There's no doubt in my mind. Brushy Bill is Billy the Kid.

[@dennisdonovan974]

I agree

[@trollwithoutcontent2788]

Right? I really want to believe it too!! As a kid I didn’t know how to feel about it after YG2 …I actually thought it was all made up just for the sake of the sequel…but as an adult, after all the information out there to read…I love love love the story of Brushy Bill. Either he was the greatest liar in history (which seems unlikely), or he was telling the whole truth and nothing but

[@jay21281]

There's lots of doubt he was.

[@webguy943]

No. Look At pictured of Him n billy the kid. They look Nothing alike. U gotta be kidding me

[@VolkXue]

@@webguy943 Brushy Bill story gets pretty stupid and i dont think he's the same guy after the story he told. That said though, look at Billys brother when he got old. He doesn't look that different from Brushy Bill.

[@gazmase6134]

Great film!

[@trollwithoutcontent2788]

I love Young Guns! I love Young Guns 2! I will maybe hopefully probably not but I want to love… Guns 3

[@MusicmyZombie]

Says covid kinda stopped all thoughts of 3.. But hey ..we just had top gun 2

[@trollwithoutcontent2788]

@@MusicmyZombie RIGHT! It’s all possible

[@AccidentalPreppper]

@@trollwithoutcontent2788 emilio is writing young guns 3.

[@roncriswell2685]

Still gives me goosebumps........ I'd like to think he was........ Billy the Kid.

[@TommyBoy-719-]

White Sands! I drive by right where this scene was shot whenever I go to Alamogordo from Las Cruces, I love living out here where the whole Lincoln County war went down!

[@DeadpoolNegative]

This is a beautiful performance.

[@jonnyk2194]

“Mr Roberts? Bill, wait… Billy!

[@florinaslan5482]

Brushy bill died at the age of 71 and if he was born in 1859 just like Billy he should 've had 91 years old

[@dodgeramsport01]

That's the thing, we don't know exactly when Billy was born, and brushy looks a lot older than 71

[@dennisdonovan974]

@@dodgeramsport01 I agree and there is Oliver p roberts and Oliver l roberts two different one born in 1859 and one born in 1878

[@dodgeramsport01]

@@dennisdonovan974 it is now believed billy was born in 1862-63 not 1858-59 so there is about a 3 year variation there!

[@dennisdonovan974]

@@dodgeramsport01 that would have made him a teenager for sure

[@dodgeramsport01]

@@dennisdonovan974 yes he was, thus the name billy the kid

[@alanwest6035]

Great movie moment. Bad Ass.

[@marcogarza3720]

Billy the kid never knew what great light await him ❤🎉

[@yackawaytube]

I've just read the Wikipedia on "Brushy Bill Roberts." Without DNA testing, it's impossible to be sure. Unfortunately, due to various reasons, any attempt for DNA testing had been blocked.

[@MusicmyZombie]

They don't and won't rewrite history

[@MusicmyZombie]

And everyone wanted him died...even if it was false..he was dead....

[@florinaslan5482]

Plus the location of Billy's remains was lost in a mudslide

[@qltyboots]

I really love the Young guns movies. Think of Brushy was Billy the kid and lived his whole life without telling anyone.

[@chileanc3276]

i always say that line at work “ i never stole a post it from somebody i didn’t like. and did i like em? Hell no. i loved that son of bitch.”

[@mikehartwig5319]

When you realize the suit guy is Commander Lawrence.l

[@ncwordman]

I wasn't there. I don't know if he was William H. Bonney or not. I want to believe that Billy the Kid didn't die the way Garrett said in his book. And I want to believe that Bill could keep himself in check for all those decades. Would it have been worth it, to not be shot down in his prime, and live another 80 or so years as a nobody? Why would Garrett not shoot him? I just don't know. Either way, Billy the Kid died that day. But he'll always be one of my heroes.

[@TEXASBOY1998]

He didn't die. You don't know anything

[@ncwordman]

@@TEXASBOY1998 I'm a big reader of Billy's history. And, yes, of course I heard about Brushy Bill Roberts: if nowhere else, in this scene. But you're right, in that I don't know it for sure. And neither do. Don't kid yourself.

[@Amanda-cd6dm]

I KNEW IT WAS MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS!!! WHEN I WAS LIKE 6 YOUNG GUNS CAME OUT AND I KNEW THE WHOLE STORY AS I WAS WATCHING IT. WEIRD. YOUNGS GUNS 2 OUT ON VIDEO: YEAH THAT HALF INDIAN WOMAN BILLY LOVED WAS MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER

[@dennisdonovan974]

so what happened

[@Last_Chance.]

Paulita Maxwell

[@patferry4128]

“Trust the science”

[@crispy_orb]

OK; it's time to finally break my silence. I'm Billy the Kid.

[@jill5045]

Scars

[@troydixson1394]

I seen a lot of those extras strange

[@LoKnowsBoxing]

A 3rd film is on the way

[@mirac2062]

It's not

[@LoKnowsBoxing]

@@mirac2062 it is. Look it up. Its called Guns 3.

[@ianshaw6488]

Proved now by Scientist to be more likely True

[@attilathehun0]

🤣🤣

[@ironheadbill]

Nope. There is a slight chance he didn't get killed, but Brushy Bill was not him. As much as I would like Brushy Bill to have been the kid, there is too much to prove he wasn't.

[@user-yw4rd6pp6u]

2:41 Grissom is already there to investigate

[@yanceytarver5101]

here's what bugs me, why lie about who you are or were at the age of 90? After all, at this point, you have nothing to prove and no one to impress with half-truths and whole lies. He knew he was coming to an end and wanted to make amends for all he had done. After being denied the chance he gave up this life, still unconquered. The simple solution, do the DNA test and see if he was telling the truth unless you know he was (telling the truth) and you all don't want to rewrite an already flawed and false history. either way, I don't know a 90-year-old that desperate for attention.

[@MusicmyZombie]

They fact people lived till 90 back then ..😮😮😮😮 he was lucky to see 50.. facts

[@justinbates2185]

I have no doubt Patt Garrett didn’t kill Billy the kid they were best friends more like brothers hell they grew up together according to living relatives and Brushy Bill Roberts in my opinion lived until he died and Billy the kid is buried in Hico Texas

[@joejacobs3537]

Wasn't him...The photos are not a match

[@tonybanzo]

Truest outlaw

[@WinkstheBeast]

why is billy, yelled out snipped like

[@539strt]

Yep, but just because New Mexico want to keep their incorrect historical facts, he will never be acknowledged as Billy The Kid, unfortunately.

[@FirstLast-nz9vo]

Pals

[@sergedeleon9592]

I think it's him no doubt about it

[@JohnnyLongstreet]

I got scars

[@johnm5889]

You have any scars

[@monkeysackskin]

Some say Garrett shot the wrong man that night and said that it was Billy just to claim the reward which was quite a large sum for the time. It was largely due to the Lincoln county wars and the santa fe ring. Billy exposed them in open court and they in turn put a very large death mark on him

[@joshuanewburger]

very ending is PUREcheese..❤️it

[@troydixson1394]

There's 6 sciences in one now that could work two ways u see that colt also could have been made by two companies that billy was carrying u see

[@Jimmy-gy1in]

james lyons has two hands hi

[@pendragonshall]

Facial recognition software proved almost conclusively that he was in fact Billy the kid

[@ggg_333]

Is it snow or sand?

[@raindogs]

Looks like New Mexico sand to me.

[@ggg_333]

@@raindogs ok thanks. Always bothered me

[@MusicmyZombie]

It snow in new Mexico at any time...but not feet like the north... Maybe few inch

[@MusicmyZombie]

​@@raindogsit snow there guys...but ya the sand is white also...

[@shaunoftheguads]

White sands national park

[@attilathehun0]

That's the whole problem Billy the Kid did not have several friends still alive in 1950. All it was were 5 sworn affidavits by 2 of Brushy friends and 3 other people claiming to have been friends of Billy the Kid and Brushy was Billy the Kid. None of them had any historical connection with the real Billy the Kid. Doc and Chavez lived to be old men and not once did Billy the Kid write a letter telling them that he was still alive. Brushy does not even look like Billy the Kid.

[@Junglehunter677]

But 1 thing he did have, was all of the known scars that billy had. Including several bullet wounds. Now, im all for dedication to a bit, but I dont know many people that would shoot themselves or be shot to recreate that level of detail. Also pat garret not verifying the body after he shot him really stands out as odd. Thus was billy the kid, new Mexico public enemy number 1, you'd think that a US Marshall would parade it around a bit and provide some form of evidence to his superiors, plus several witnesses including 1 of the deputies there at the maxwell house later discredited his claim of killing billy. Personally, after extensive research, brushy bill has a small chance of being billy the kid, but not zero. Coupled with the fact that Garrett kept getting into trouble because of his own incompetence at times, I could beleive that he shot the first man to enter the room, and upon seeing it wasn't billy hastily covered it up to save his own skin.

[@attilathehun0]

@@Junglehunter677 Nope not true Billy the Kids corpse was identified by several people that actually knew Billy the Kid. His corpse was on public display for the wake. They weren't in that heat let Billy's Corpse rot in that heat for days to prove anything to what you're saying. McKinney and Poe never discredited his claim. Poe's "The Death of Billy the Kid" at first he told Pat he couldn't of killed Billy, but when they lit the candle and it was Billy's corpse on the floor. After Mckinney died there were a few stories by alleged relatives. One story McKinney shot the wrong guy on Maxwell's porch. Another story Pat shot the wrong guy in the room of Maxwell's house. The other story was McKinney, Poe and Pat tied up Paulita Maxwell to lure Billy the Kid into the room and then Pat shot him.

[@attilathehun0]

@@Junglehunter677 There's no proof that Brushy Bill Roberts had the exact same scars and the exact same location as Billy the Kid. Morrisson claimed Brushy had 26 knife and bullet scars on his body. That means Brushy was stabbed and shot 26 times and lived to tell the tale.🤣🤣🤣🤣Cameras were a lot more common in the 1940's/50 then out in the stix 1881. Morrisson had a camera yet he took no pictures of all these scars Brushy had.

[@Junglehunter677]

@@attilathehun0 then why was no death certificate issued for him?

[@attilathehun0]

@@Junglehunter677 There's pictures of both young and old Brushy but not one shows a disfiguring scar on his face for getting shot in the jaw by Pat Garrett in his imaginary gun battle in Fort Sumner.

[@hurricaneaquatics]

Brushy Bill was a joke. Been proven a 100 times over.

[@JackSparrow-iu4wj]

I'll tell you all whenever your ready gather your peeps I'll tell you the truth. Bring chuck and the other one say I can tell you the Truth call Joe Snyder as well

[@joejacobs3537]

He wasnt The Kid...Too young

[@DarkMatterX1]

5 men who personally knew and rode with Billy identified Brushy Bill as Billy the Kid.

[@joejacobs3537]

@DarkMatterX1 It wasn't him...Pat Garrett knew Billy the Kid and had he survived,he would not have suddenly became a law abiding citizen for 60 years..

[@DarkMatterX1]

@@joejacobs3537 Thanks for telling me you don't actually know anything. Henry McCarty, AKA William H Bonney was the only party to the Lincoln County War _to not be pardoned._ He had attempted to become "a law abiding citizen" by 1879. Billy wanted to be done with his outlaw life. However Governer Lou Wallace was intent on making an example out of him because Billy had made him out to be a fool. The war against Billy was personal, not legal. I reiterate, at least 5 men who personally knew the kid testified that Brushy Bill was him. As opposed to Pat Garrett, who had financial reasons to insist he killed Billy. Brushy Bill was the real deal. It's a travesty he wasn't recognized and pardoned.

[@AccidentalPreppper]

@@joejacobs3537 one word. PALS.

[@georgehanna7644]

This guy is not Billy the kid its 1950ish he would of been 100 this dude is a joke if he's billy the kid then im the doc holliday

[@raindogs]

You do realize that, while based on a factual event, the movie is not a documentary? There really was a Brushy Bill that claimed to be William Bonney. The rest of the movie is fiction.

[@attilathehun0]

@@raindogs Yep there was a man going by the name of Brushy Bill Roberts who claimed to Billy the Kid, but he and his friends were just story tellers and pretenders. If it wasn't for Young Guns II it would be Brushy Who?

[@raindogs]

@@attilathehun0 Not true at all. I knew who he was long before the movie came out. Anyone that has read anything about western outlaws knew who he was. I was born just 10 years after he died and the subject was still being debated well into the 60s.

[@attilathehun0]

@@raindogs Brushy was long forgotten by most folk. Putting up a fake museum and a few hokey books about Brushy and changing his tombstone before Young Guns 2 came out does not change anything. Young Guns resurrected Brushy from the grave. I am old and I have a dad and he was a round back in the 1950's and Brushy was seen as a joke by most and was forgotten by many until Young Guns II. My dad didn't bring up Brushy until last year. I don't care if there was small circle in 1965 arguing about Brushy being BTK. He was not widely known throughout America in the 1960's-1980's. I know because I was there. Maybe where you're from some people knew the Brushy story, but not where I'm from. After the 1955 book a lot of people forgot. I don't care if there was obscure TV episode about him in the late 80's either. Young Guns brought him back and that's a fact! Go the Real Billy!

[@raindogs]

@@attilathehun0 Opinions vary. Not everyone looks at the world the same way. Brushy Bill is a glorified McGuffin for the move. It isn't really what the movie is about, even though it bookends it. When all is said and done, it's a movie, not a documentary.

[@georgehanna7644]

Get real this dude was not Billy the kid...u gotta think Billy the kid..or William H Bonney was born in 1850s its 1950 in this movie...ik my math is good he would of been 100 plus years old I mean ppl say and do alot of things but damn common some old guy straps on a 6 shooter and a cowboy hat and claim he's Billy the kid lol hahahahah 😂....yea bullshit...

[@raindogs]

2nd time for this exact comment from you today. Again, it's just a movie. Guess what, spaceships don't go ::whoosh:: in outer space either. There wasn't really a kid made with scissors for hands. An archeologist named Indiana Jones didn't really discover the Ark of The Covenant. And Abe Lincoln wasn't really a vampire hunter.

[@justinnavarez8348]

He was born in 1959 and died in 1950 days before his 91st birthday. Brushy Bill Roberts and the Billy the Kid tintype is a 93% facial recognition match.

[@yourboygael0439]

Yeah ur math ain’t good he was born in 1859 died in 1950 man would’ve still been in his 90s

[@jason686361able]

He would of been 91 it's amusing to me to know his age considering he had no license no birth certificate and social security when he died..Brushy bill was billy the kid

[@dennisdonovan974]

@@jason686361able I agree

[@webguy943]

No. Look at pics of brushy bill n billy the kid they look nothing like each other wtf

[@adangracia3763]

Ok i'm like 90% sure brushy bill actually WAS btk