Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1/9) Movie CLIP - You Want to Get Killed (1957) HD

[@peterfrank3365]

Rest well, Mr. Kirk Douglas. You're a legend.

[@sheiladavis6523]

Peter absolutely 👏 & 👏 & a very special 🏆 for you Mr. Kirk Douglas -March 3,2021

[@michaelpaulphotoworks5392]

Even at 103, it's sad to hear that we lost him. Rest in peace to Kirk and the last link to the Golden Era of film.

[@lafeil]

Yes they gone, but left behind great body of work they need share with youth today.

[@michaelpaulphotoworks5392]

@@lafeil well said!

[@user-LLPp9yy9om4sos]

❤

[@swaminathans2091]

A legend passes on ! RIP, Kirk Douglas. Remember watching *Spartacus* and *Gun Fight at the OK Corral* in my high school days.

[@sivartevafal]

There will never be a better “Doc Holliday” RIP Mr. Douglas and thank you for this performance. I can honestly say it influenced my life in its own way.

[@sheiladavis6523]

Travis LaFaye . Hello 👋 Val Kilmer did a great job playing Doc Holiday in the Tombstone 🎥 L😃L when Doc ( Val ) says ( I'M YOUR HUCKLEBERRY ) 1-31-2022

[@rogerkincaid931]

He's going to meet his 'ol pal Burt Lancaster now. RIP both.

[@magpatocx]

In Kingdom of God

[@TralfazConstruction]

I found it comforting that he was a living-link to this movie which premiered in the year when I was born. I'm fairly certain that the first time I watched Gunfight at the O.K. Corral was in the very early '60s with my maternal grandparents.

[@paulnistor3547]

Well, they weren't really friends in real life. Burt Lancaster said so.

[@dancastro6873]

Kirk was also friends with Karl Malden

[@The1baddman]

Rest in Peace Mr Kirk Douglas, Mr Burt Lancaster, and Mr Lee Van Cleef.

[@michaelsemmijr2095]

My favorite actor of all time. God bless Kirk. 101 years old.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

102

[@jtstevenson81]

103.

[@Daily_Bassist]

He’s just passed today at 103. A legendary actor. He will be remembered for years to come.

[@Tibey77]

Great movie with giant legends! The guy who was hit by the knife is simply Lee Van Cleef :) And the Clanton younger bro, just Dennis Hopper!

[@joeygonzo]

LVC was just an extra . Great western actor .

[@THEREALREDBARON1]

Hands down the best Doc Holiday ever.

[@sheiladavis6523]

Clark Hello 👋 Val Kilmer in Tombstone 🪦 February 1,2022

[@DanielCastro-x1l]

@@sheiladavis6523 Val was good but Kirk was mor3 accurat3

[@kevinwebb2480]

Onr of the best films ever made. Fantastic actors and dialogue.

[@Matthew-qy7op]

Kevin Webb John Sturgis made some ridiculously good films

[@josephandall2226]

This movie has really stood the test of time!

[@neilhutchinson4545]

Rest In Peace Kirk Douglas 1916-2020. One of the last stars from the Golden Age of Hollywood.

[@joebutlersnr7017]

Wow , I've seen this film countless times , but its the first time I've noticed the knife being palmed from the front of the bar and then pulled from the back of the neck , extraordinary.

[@peterfleming1370]

I have just commented on that fact.

[@gordonallen9095]

Before Val Kilmer's performance in the movie Tombstone in 1993, The performance in Gunfight at the O.K. Corral by the late great Kirk Douglas of Doc Holiday was the best ever. And STILL a "close second" to Kilmer IMO. This is an all time CLASSIC western movie.

[@ainsleylucky3511]

Notice how Douglas had the knife in his fingers on the bar yet when he spun to face Lee Van Cleef, he "pulled" the knife from the back of his neck collar? Have another look at the sequence in an otherwise great Western . The music and the song are the real stars . Kudos to Dimitri Tiomkin for the music and song, sung by Frankie Layne and Ned Washington for those excellent lyrics and director John Sturges for weaving it into a nice package . Aclassic western which, should have won some Oscars for best picture, actor Douglas,actress Jo Van Fleet.

[@marcelomellado5024]

RIP Kirk Douglas, The Best of The Best

[@THEREALREDBARON1]

The most killer line in cinematic history. "You act is if you want to get killed" Doc Holiday- "Maybe i do".

[@darrenmcguigan8466]

Kirk Douglas and Val Kilmer made Doc each their own and we the lucky viewers get to enjoy both

[@ragazzi25]

Great movie...Burt and Kirk are legends!

[@Shadowman4710]

Great film...garbage history.

[@briancenti5423]

kirk douglas is my favorite actor ever..he was fantastic...the stone cold steve austin of hollywood.

[@dthevideofan657289]

+brian centi I found Doc Holliday to be played to fine form by almost every actor that stepped foot into the role. Kirk definitely enjoyed himself here, and I love it. Val Kilmer did amazing with his role. And of course, both Quaid brothers tackled the role (Dennis played a more severe, natural Holliday and Randy did okay). It's like Batman to me. Many actors did the role, but every one did bring the best they could to it...and I enjoyed it all the same.

[@briancenti5423]

Dean D well said..i think the world of kirk douglas...best part was he and burt were best friends in real life as well and got along off set the same way they did on it :)

[@jonathanwilkinson1461]

Victor Mature did a fine job too..

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Ace in the Hole AND Lust for Life.! Two of greatest performances ever.!

[@lafeil]

The greatest actor of all time. Thank you making great movies.

[@leonshackleford9585]

Burt Lancaster & Kirk Douglas R.I.P My 2 Favourite True Legends

[@tss77]

Any time Lee Van Cleef gets it is a good movie.

[@Kelly14UK]

Aaaaah but we love to see LVC win when he wins, don't we? Goodbye, Colonel.

[@gentity8589]

This is why knife is important in gunfight.

[@thelonewolf1894]

Highly recommended movie

[@enterBJ40]

Burt is great in this movie. i like the scene at the barber shop when one of them says: "i like your cut".

[@TheIronCowgirl_]

I saw him pull the knife from the table first.

[@kailashpatel1706]

yep, he did do that?

[@TheIronCowgirl_]

@@kailashpatel1706 Yeah, he grabs it first and then pretends to throw it from his shirt.

[@deanjackson1317]

Wow, awesome catch Cowgirl! I’ve watched this film several times and never noticed that! 🤯

[@whisp9159]

He does! 😂 Idk why they didn’t just have him hide it in his shirt so the trick would’ve worked 🤣😂

[@classicgunstoday1972]

Holiday: “Why Ed Bailey, if I didn’t think we were friends anymore...I just don’t think I could bear it.”

[@guardshackcpl]

Burt and Kirk fit well together in movies. The Devils Deciple and Seven Days In May are two other execllent movies.

[@josephvitielo1693]

also I walk alone and Tough Guys

[@josephvitielo1693]

Tough Guys

[@rbursuk1]

Rip Kirk. Legend.

[@PamAnderson-g2t]

They both were the best in what they did intertained us great actors of golden years of Hollywood never be the same with out them

[@greenicecube25]

Love this film

[@aarongranda7825]

Simple, fictionalized, color by numbers crowd pleaser with a great score. Not a bit of realism in it and that's why i love it: boldly Hollywood entertainment. Take it or leave it. I take it. Bless Frankie lane.

[@cobracorporal6738]

I actually went to Tombstone, AZ on December 7th, 2021

[@arturosalcido623]

Wow! right in the heart! great shot!

[@alcenjoyer]

R.I.P. Rhonda Fleming

[@SantiagoBernebeu]

The character played by John Ireland must have been glad about something because @1:41, he produced a sly grin at someone or something to his left which is not in keeping to all the others in screenshot. Maybe the director failed to see it, but in that scenario, the scene would be re-shot. Maybe a nervous grin is what it was. However, the film itself, the script and the outstanding actors, produced one of the most legendary films of all time from that era. It's a great shame that those performers of the past are no longer with us as the quality of today's lot is clearly lacking. Any modern day remake wouldn't be worth bothering with. R.I.P Kirk Douglas as you were box office and a credit to your profession!!

[@docdave15]

I always found that odd too. Every other version of Earp I've seen had it.

[@Stefanox36]

Everybody is here to talk about Kirk and the fact that he lived to be 103, BUT the real Highlander is Lee Van Cleef. I lost count of how many times they killed him in Westerns and he came back for more.

[@arthursteven5601]

How sad that miss Fleming and kirk Douglas have recently passed

[@QT5656]

RIP Kirk Douglas 2020 02 05 :/

[@deterbd]

RIP Kirk Douglas.

[@jasonkane8200]

Interesting how he clearly takes the knife from a trench in the bar, then makes the move to his neck like that's where the knife is before throwing.

[@gjmaztr7]

They must of edited /cut out the film segment where Doc Holiday sees the mirror reflection of the bad dude reaching for a mini Madame revolver pistol in his boot and standing up about to shoot.

[@peterfleming1370]

After all the times I've seen this movie, I only just noted that the knife was on the bar all the time.

[@johnzajac9849]

The fellow who 'received' the knife is Lee Van Cleef.

[@elifreysson7513]

"What's the charge?" Dude, you just killed someone.

[@iuyu123]

Don’t forget Kurt Russell’s dad Bing as the bartender.

[@wheelinthesky300]

Wyatt Earp had a prominent mustache. Burt Lancaster does not. Why?

[@billking1751]

Right.

[@headshotsongs9465]

People forget Doc was pretty good with a blade too.

[@jjaaayyx7471]

Wow! Now You Dont Hear That, Anymore! 'Free Drinks In The House!' RIP Kirk Douglas x

[@jtstevenson81]

Kirk Douglas is still alive.

[@peterbrown6434]

Fantastic,just fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@StrawPipe]

No, he brought it up by his collar so he could throw the knife quicker and with more force.

[@mikemactavish1665]

Free Drinks on the House . . . does that mean everyone gets seconds?

[@thecowboy9698]

He outlived Doc by 67 years.

[@alittlebitofhistory]

Lee Van Cleef was certainly the Sean Bean of his generation wasn't he.

[@bodieofci5418]

Isn't that a daisy?

[@williamsm992]

Although he only had a very tiny part in this film I like Henry Wills who was a great stuntman to me it’s a pity he did’nt get bigger roles he was a real cowboy and would’ve been great as the hero of westerns

[@elchoya100]

which one was he?

[@williamsm992]

elchoya100 He was the one sitting on Lee Van Cleef’s right with the black hat on and green jacket

[@mahmodabdulsalam99]

,thanks

[@kailashpatel1706]

Kirk Douglas was fast in that scene..

[@TopPhysiqueAnalysis]

Aaaah... good times. Somebody gets whacked in a bar and the rest of the patrons get free drinks. And they're excited about it too.

[@clbuckshot]

Was that woman "Ralph Monroe" the Monroe bros. of Green Acres ? LOL

[@alanwitton5039]

Great movie

[@yves9120]

le meilleur des western super musique mon enfance .

[@joep8787]

Wait; there just happened to be a switchblade at that part of the bar?

[@tomjustis7237]

Look again. Doc pulled the switchblade from under his collar at the back of his neck. The real question is ... did switchblades even exist in the 1880's?

[@joep8787]

@@tomjustis7237 Switchblades were made for many years even before the Civil War. Sometime during or after the Civil War, they began mass producing switchblades which lowered costs. If you consider spring assist knives as switchblades, then they're still being made and legal to carry. I bought a spring assist knife in Massachusetts. As long as the blade is less than 3.5 inches, it's legal to carry. The unbelievable thing is, can they be thrown? I don't think the balance of a switch blade makes it a good knife for throwing.

[@tomjustis7237]

@@joep8787 Thanks for the history lesson. I'm in Ohio and I also have a spring assist knife which is legal. I also question how well a switchblade could be thrown regardless of how Hollywood plays it. Did you ever see James Coburn go switchblade against gun in a fast draw duel in 'The Magnificent Seven'? Great theater but totally unbelievable. Take care, my friend.

[@steadmanuhlich6734]

@@tomjustis7237 FYI: if you pause the film clip at 1:27 one can see the knife picked up from the edge of the bar. The move to the back of the neck was so fast it gives the illusion that he picked it from his collar, but if you watch it frame by frame one can see that is NOT the case. The knife was never behind his collar. And, in movie making, he never threw the knife (into the padded chest of Van Cleef). A simple film editing cut was used and the illusion was complete.

[@lukasoulehla3547]

Kirk Douglas

[@vizslaerick8850]

Thumbs down commercials

[@michaelgold8107]

SMOOTH!!!

[@artbeitchman9399]

Don't FFFF with Doc Holiday

[@nicholai40]

I love westerns. Someone gets killed at it's free drinks on the house.

[@adriangarcia543]

Where film this place?

[@elchoya100]

i seen this a million times and i swear i never saw any of the actors and other players wear spurs,just like butch cassidy and the sundance kid 1969.douglas was great as holliday,burt was too big and buff to be earp.henry fonda was the best earp in MY DARLING CLEMINTINE 1946.charles langes photography was tops.

[@santiagocarmona7945]

Spartacus kills Angel Eyes

[@Meallion98]

Lee van cleef ❤❤

[@haggis655]

Kirk was a far better actor than Burt, but it was Burt who won the Oscar. One of the actors here is George Matthews, who co-starred in at least one Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode (with Jessica Tandy) but who may be most famous to many viewers as "Harvey" on the Honeymooners episode called "The Bensonhurst Bomber," when he challenges Ralph Kramden to a fight (or rather Norton forces the fight!). "So you think Harvey is a funny name?" "Harvey is a lovely name." "You know what I might do: I might punch you right in the mouth." Incidentally, I always thought that "mouth" was a wrong choice of words, since too serious (more appropriate for a drama than a comedy); "nose" would have been more suited to a comedy.

[@georgefoster1241]

+Haggis You're full of shit. That midget Jew didn't hold a candle to the likes of Lancaster or the Duke. He played 2nd fiddle to all the great stars. The only thing that saved his career was being a Jew in a town of Jews.

[@georgefoster1241]

***** Douglas was a lousy midget actor. Even during the movie camera angles had to be used to make him seem taller. When coming down stairs he was always behind to look as tall as the other actors. He was a phony Jew. Alan Ladd never did that phony shit.

[@malafakka8530]

George Foster and you seem to be a lousy human being. Throwing just insults around won't make what you say right. By the way, Douglas intentionally sought out those roles. In his own words he made his career by playing sons of bitches. And as much as I like the Duke, he was very limited in the roles he played, but those things aren't important as long as he delivered what was needed for a movie, and that he mostly did.

[@malafakka8530]

Haggis oscars aren't important in the long run. Barely 50% of the movies and people that get an oscar stand the test of time. It might be a nice recognition while one is alive, but they rarely hit the mark on what will live on. And maybe you are right about Douglas being the better actor, but I wouldn't know that. Maybe he was, but if you look at Lancaster's complete career, you will see that for a famous actor he took many chances and always tried to improve and I think he succeeded in that regard. Regardless, of who was better or not, for me, those actors of the past were just FASCINATING to watch on the screen. I watch even their bad movies sometimes. I can't say the same of today's actors, and I don't mean by this that they are inferior, I just find it harder to watch their bad movies, but I'm probably just biased in this matter 😁.

[@J-AficioArtes]

EXELENTES:..WESTERNS; EL: ...EL VIEJO:OESTE;.. KIRK:.....《DOUGLAS:》¿...

[@Gwath1]

Gunfight? Knifefight!

[@gabrieldjatienza6971]

Western hero tosses big coin to bartender right after taking down a desperado. Somewhere in space, another tosses a big coin to the bartender after blasting an alien bounty hunter.

[@mdr9298]

Kirk❤❤❤❤❤

[@wolfgangkarlwieser7915]

Translation in German

[@andrewjwheelerjr275]

great classic Western masterpiece love em all good scene here with a hand full of great actors and actresses i learn to love along the way love you brother Kirk hang in there doc peace everyone😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@wolfgangkarlwieser7915]

Betrifft: Doc Holliday! Es wäre wünschenswert, wenn man den Zweiteiler von John Sturges auch in deutscher Fassung bringen würde! MfG Wolfgang Wieser Wien

[@darrellraypriceprice5107]

that's why he was a screen legend and his son is a chip off the whole block DRP

[@KingIjazMalik]

The Wild West

[@marcusaurelias399]

This was probably one of the most inaccurate telling of history I have seen.

[@Hallicj]

Remembering Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, Clanton Bros. The Halli Casser-Jayne Show 6/11 3 pm ET #history #tombstone Arizona #Lawenforcement bit.ly/hcjshow

[@MJo-ng4lj]

❤🎉

[@واويبغداد-ب5ت]

روعه

[@peterfranks6243]

Kirk was Doc Holliday.... until Val Kilmer came along

[@wheelinthesky300]

I think Gregory Peck would have been a better choice for Wyatt Earp in this film.

[@eileenkung5839]

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@jerometurner5582]

It is almost impossible to kill somebody by throwing a knife, no matter how strong or good you are it is just not enough force in order to penetrate the body. Research it, it is against the laws of dynamics. But this is one of my most favorite movies and cannot be surpassed by any sissy remakes. Maybe the next remake should have Justin Beiber play as Doc Hollliday!! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

How is it impossible if you hit in the heart?

[@stephenkirkham4260]

😂😂😂😂😂ffs

[@frank9712]

kilmer was better than fouglas