TOMBSTONE "Best Doc Holiday Scenes" Part 1 (1993) Val Kilmer 

Absolutely disgusting that Val Kilmer didn’t win every acting award that year. His finest performance ever. “I’m your huckleberry”

Val kilmer should have got an oscar for his role as doc holiday, it was such an amazing role for him and he lost all that weight for the role

The fingerwalk, The accent, The goofy/cryptic lines. Truly a Masterpiece by Kilmer.

-Hell doc, i got a lot of friends... - I don't. I'll always remember this movie as one of the western films i have enjoied the most. Val Kilmer performance was legendary!

Michael Biehn as Ringo is criminally underrated in this movie. He played the perfect antagonist to Val Kilmer's Holiday.

Nobody will remember who won a Oscar that year but no one will forget who played the best Doc Holiday ever.

“If I thought you weren’t my friend, I just don’t think I could bear it.” Best line ever! 1:32

His conversation with Ringo in Latin was pure genius. He spoke so genuine and eloquently, just for that he should have gotten an academy award.

That scene where Ringo pistol dances flawlessly bravado and Doc whiskey cups flawlessly mocking is priceless movie making

Absolutely Val's best role. '"Oh Johnny I apologize I forgot you were there, you may go now."🍸

Took me a while to realize there’s a lot of nuances with Doc’s reply with his cup. While everyone was laughing and whistling during Ringo’s demonstration, Doc was memorizing it all the time. When Doc responded he repeated every move back to Ringo showing that he was the better gun fighter even when drunk. Ringo knew it by the look in his eyes, and that’s why he looked as he did when he realized it was Doc by the Oak tree before their duel. Watch it back.

His portrayal of Doc Holiday was spot on. What an absolute acting genius by Kilmer! He was so deserving of an academy award!

The fact that he wasn’t even nominated for his role as Doc Holiday is criminal. Kilmer gave a legendary performance in this movie. Absolutely stole the show with every scene he was in. Perhaps one of the most quotable characters in cinematic history, so many great and memorable lines.

200 years in the future and people will still be lauding Val Kilmer's performance and complaining he got robbed of an Oscar.

"No I'm sure of it. I hate him" 😂 Val in my favorite role of any cinema. Should have won the Oscar no bs

Doc Holiday, the kind of friend EVERYONE needs! 😊

First time I watched Tombstone, it was because of Kurt Russell. The many times I have re-watched Tombstone, it's to see Val Kilmer absolutely slay as Doc. How fortunate we are that he decided to take that role

I remember watching this movie with my great grandpa when I was little and admiring Doc when he said that line "Wyatt Earp is my friend...", Seeing brotherhood being valued like that gave me chills and made me want to always be a loyal and dependable friend like Doc Holliday.

Kilmer and Biehn were epic enemies in this movie. I wish we had more of them together. Both were EPIC actors that never really got the high status they deserved.

Val was born to play Doc. Let's ALL pray for his full recovery and keep him healthy. The world's a better place with Val Kilmer in it !

"I have not yet begun to defile myself" One of the greatest lines in film history from one of the greatest film characters of all time.

Val Kilmer's performance will rightfully be remembered as one of the best performances ever. And I think it was elevated by Michael Biehn working opposite him... they were the perfect foil for each other.

Have been watching movies since 1952. This is absolutely one of my favorites, and Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday is the best actor I have ever seen!!!

The scene where Ringo does the pistol dance in Docs face in front of everyone is one of the greatest beginnings to a character rivalry in all of film. Doc is a notorious marvel of a professional poker player and renowned, feared pistoleer of the west. Even as far as to say one of the best if not the best. Johnny Ringo also a notorious cowboy whose business is violence and also considered one of the best if not the best pistoleer in the west. When he does the pistol dance in docs face it's a challenge. He does the routine flawlessly, displaying his skill with pistols to flaunt and challenge docs notoriety and his skill to the death. When doc does the dance with a cup, he's mocking him, but the eye contact and the look on both of their faces, indicates Ringo is fearful of him and believes he is not good enough to truly beat holiday. Holiday doesn't even get serious with it, he makes it a joke. But they know behind the smooth words and light manner, he means business and can shoot you probably better. It's great scene.

'I'm your huckleberry.' No one could play Doc but Val Kilmer. Just a fabulous performance.

Val brought Doc Holliday back to life with that performance.

Every actor in this movie deserved an award...even Powers...his scenes were powerful, even for the small actual time he was on screen

Watched this great movie for the first time 1996. Took me 17 years to fully understand all the dialogue in it. This is real, undiluted American Southern accent. And still one of my favorite movies of time. Val Kilmer should have won Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.

The way Val Kilmer delivered his dialog made it sound like poetry, that’s talent right there

What made this film so great was casting not only Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday but also Michel Biehn as Johnny Ringo. Both actors gave topnotch performances and their interactions produced some of the best highlights of the film. Hats off to the casting crew.

I don't know if anyone has already mentioned this, but when Doc responds in kind to Ringo's little string of Latin phrases, the last thing he says to Ringo translates to "Rest In Peace". Priceless... albeit missed by the vast majority of film goers.

Val Kilmer is one of the best actors of all time. I don't care if he's only in a few good films, he left behind some of the best acting ever filmed.

Every scene in Tombstone was Val’s best scene

Tombstone... anytime I see it on I will watch it, doesn't matter where in the movie or what I've been doing.. just a great movie. Val Kilmer stole every scene he was in while adding a shine to the other characters.. great actors in their own right but even better with Val playing his part. Love the movie, love the man.

Val gave a masterful performance of Doc Holiday. He outshined a star studded cast of actors that were and still are top shelf.

I love this movie for that line about friends! That's also why I love Young Guns II. Great movies about friendships.

After he didn't get an Oscar for one of the best played roles in cinematic history, the Oscar's meant absolutely nothing. He owned every scene he was in.

Jack: Doc, you ought to be in bed, what the hell are you doing this for anyway? Doc: Wyatt Earp is my friend. Jack: Hell, I've got lots of friends. Doc: I don't. That is as real as it gets.

No one should even attempt to portray Doc after Kilmers performance. Itll never be outdone!!👌👌👍👍👍👍

Its the little body movements and the tone at which Kilmer says things are what makes this character amazing. The way he says, "where you going with that shotgun" with that head tilt. Those are the subtle things that make the character memorable.

I grew up when westerns ruled television, and I saw many good ones, on t.v. and movie theater. "Tombstone" is the best western I've ever seen and Val Kilmer WAS the best supporting actor that year. Kudos to the entire cast and especially to Kurt Russell. I remember watching him in Disney productions when he was a kid, and when I heard he was going to play the part of Wyatt Earp, I didn't think he was the right actor for the part. Boy, did he make me glad I was wrong! He was excellent!

Why Val Kilmer doesn't have two Oscars for this and the doors is absolutely shamefully unjustified.

It took me 20 years to realize that was Val Kilmer. That's how amazing his acting was in this movie.

This is by far the best cast western that has ever been made. Still one of my favorite movies! ❤

One of the greatest movie performances of all time, he should've won all of the awards for this

Val Kilmer gave THE Performance and deserved any and All accolades for his acting in this film. One of The Best at his craft.

This movie is a masterpiece. What a unqiue era that was.

Val Kilmer's masterpiece performance as Doc Holliday was Oscar worthy! "Why Johnny Ringo. You look like somebody just walked over your grave." Classic delivery of one of the best movie lines ever!! ❤️

His dialog throughout the whole movie was worth watching, seemed well refined

You can’t have this without adding the ending scene with Kilmer and Ringo in their final shootout scene. That’s where you get the famous line “why Ringo, you look like someone just walked over your grave.”

Not me. I'm in my prime.

Da best acting Val Kilmer! Magnificent!

One of my favourite movies ,great acting but can we applaud Joanna Pacula as Kate ,she was perfect in her character.

I didn't realise how immensely talented Val Kilmer is until I watched Tombstone. He's as good as De Niro or Marlon Brando, or Lawrence Ollivier, truly up there with the greats.

Val Kilmer should have got every oscar for this performance, best actor, supporting, director, key grip, lighting, Oh and the congressional medal of honour thrown in.

Val Kilmer should have got a oscar for this it's his best role and absolutely nailed it.

No doubt Doc was the man, but when his woman says, "Touch that gun, I'll burn you down", that was pretty badass.

Shouldn’t this just be EVERY scene he is on screen ? Dude was beyond robbed of an Oscar that year

even after all this time, one of the best movies I have seen. A legendary story, with heroic characters, and no CGI nonsense or action cams to sully the reality of those moments

Nobody is underrated in this movie. They all fkin legends! Every single one of them.

No one will ever play a better Doc Holiday than Val Kilmer. The man was practically made for this role.

Val Kimler should’ve got an Oscar it is a travesty, one of the best roles in Hollywood history

"I don't." May be my favorite line in movie history.

The reason I will sit through Tombstone is to watch Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday. He is genuine!!!

I believe he actually channeled Holiday's ghost. He absolutely nailed the part.

I hope Mr.Kilmer knew that his portrayal of Doc Holiday would seen by SO MANY people as one of the great performances of all-time.

Val Kilmer did such a great job portraying Doc Holiday. I can watch these scenes over and over again. Thank you for posting.

That accent, Clark Gabel would have killed for that in Gone With The Wind 😂😂😂

"I'm your Huckleberry." I love that line.

_"I'm your Huckleberry"._ "Maybe poker's just not your game Ike. I know, let's have a spelling contest!" Such classic lines!

Val really did kill it in every scene. Amazing work.

Val Kilmer really embodied this role and should of got many awards.

“I got you now, you son-of-a-bitch.” “You’re a daisy if you do.”

"oh Johnny, I forgot you were there, you may go now"... I love that line❤️❤️❤️❤️

Btw,Val did this finger roll in 3 movies I can think of. This, Top Gun, & Real Genius.

I've watched tombstone so many times I can recite the dialog of any scene of the film. The filmography of the cast is staggeri,g.. Val Kilmer and Michael Behin are at their best in this film. Love it.

A movie for all time. Never tire of seeing it....again...and again. Every one loved it. Kilmer was above superb. A damned fine actor.

If it were up to his fans he would of gotten an award for his acting. Val Kilmer is one of the greats and a legend in my book.

This is by far one of the BEST movie scenes EVER!!!

One of the all time great characters for sure . But I also like to call out Michael Biehn for having a way of elevating his costars in whatever film he is in . He makes sure his character blends in with everybody else instead of just trying to stand out or outshine them. That's an admirable trait . In fact thats part of what makes this movie so great is the way they all worked off each other

The best parts are when Wyatt looked at Doc with that smile like "Doc, your turn" and Doc did the exact routine as Ringo but with a cup. Everyone in that room knew who was better; Plus Doc did it while drunk.

Best line in the movie and scene was not even shown, Wyatt "how ya feelin Doc," Doc: "I'm Dyin, how are you"

"I got lots of friends." "I don't." I love this.

The best western of all time.

Val was a monster. He still is a very good actor. This film was his Magnum Opus. An amazing piece of work.

"Very cosmopolitan" A great line by Val in this film. Doc was quite well spoken in real life

First sign that something was seriously wrong with Hollywood even they didn't give val Kilmer a well deserved oscar. Best role he ever did. One of the best actors ever in one of the best films ever. Smoking may have took his voice- but he's still a creative genius.

Simply stated...this is my favorite movie of all time.

The greatest thing about this role is the subtlety of his acting. The little gestures, stealing the money after he leaves the table. Drawing his gun and hiding it behind his back. It’s not the lines that made this role legendary,it’s everything else.

One of the best NEW Westerns ever made! Val was amazing, Curt was amazing, Sam was amazing, Bob was amazing. This movie has the spirit of the old west.

THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST MOVIES EVER

The singular greatest Western cinematic movie ever made.

Val kilmer was absolutely amazing in the role of doc , brilliant performance 👏👏👏👏👏

One of the best westerns of all time. I just watched it again for the forth time in two years

He is just so BEAUTIFUL... And Kilmer BROUGHT that Doc's beauty back up from the dead... Luv you Val

“I know…let’s have a spelling contest” one of my favorite lines in Tombstone.

When he started flipping around that tin cup....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 go Doc...go..😂😂😂

Now I have to watch the movie again... for the 100th time... no exaggeration. This is some great acting, I mean every single character was on point.

"What an ugly thing to say. " love that shit.

This was truly one of the epic movies. Everyone was fantastic in this production