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Val Kilmer Was The Best Doc Holliday Of All Time – 6 Facts You May Not Know About His ‘Tombstone’ Character

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The late Val Kilmer will always be remembered for his iconic portrayal of the legendary gunslinger in the beloved cult classic, Tombstone, which is available to stream on Hulu. Here are some lesser known facts about Doc Holliday, Kilmer’s performance, and the production. Watch on Hulu 1. The mustache was real. Buena Vista Pictures Director George Cosmatos was insistent on historical accuracy, making sure all of the finer details of the producti…

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What Does 'I'm Your Huckleberry' Mean From 'Tombstone'?

The passing of Val Kilmer hit me harder than I thought. I never met the guy, but his films have followed me my whole life. From watching Willow as a child to Batman: Forever, and then finding his iconic turn in Tombstone as an adult, Val Kilmer movies echo in the chambers of my heart. Of all the iconic lines Kilmer delivered, his sultry "I'm your Huckleberry" from Tombstone is one that I say most often. But I am not sure I totally know what it m…

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Val Kilmer Was The Best Doc Holliday Of All Time – 6 Facts You May Not Know About His ‘Tombstone’ Character

The late Val Kilmer will always be remembered for his iconic portrayal of the legendary gunslinger in the beloved cult classic, Tombstone, which is available to stream on Hulu. Here are some lesser known facts about Doc Holliday, Kilmer’s performance, and the production. Watch on Hulu 1. The mustache was real. Buena Vista Pictures Director George Cosmatos was insistent on historical accuracy, making sure all of the finer details of the producti…

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Val Kilmer's Iconic Line In "Tombstone" Inspired Toby Keith's 2002 Song

Toby Keith’s Team Revealed Val Kilmer’s Line In The 1993 Film Tombstone Inspired Him They say inspiration can come from anywhere, and as a songwriter, Toby Keith drew inspiration from Val Kilmer’s character in Tombstone. In 2002, Toby Keith released his album Unleashed. It included the iconic songs “Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue,”  […]

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