Tombstone Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

Did you know that the only piano I play is about 1 minute of Chopin's Nocturne #19 in E minor Opus 72, No. 1, that I learned just for Tombstone?

Just before the ride of Wyatt Earp and his immortals, Virgil and family leave on the Crazy Train, and soon Hell follows with him...

This must have been posted before, but in Tombstone (1993) when Wyatt Earp, played by Kurt Russell, arrives in Tombstone for the first time, he arrives on the crazy train.

This gravemarker always gets a laugh from me.

During the "you're probably seeing double" drunk scene, Doc responds by pulling a second revolver, stating that he "has two guns, one for each of you". He then spins the pistols on his fingers in opposite directions showing he is still coordinated and therefore deadly.

During Virgil and Ike's confrontation at the bar, you can see an extra at the table catch a bottle that is nearly knocked off the table during the tussle.

- Doc Holliday's partner in crime, Big Nose Kate, swiftly grabs everyone's money from the poker table while a collapsed Doc is carried out of the bar

Doc Holliday holsters his gun - giving Johnny Ringo a chance to retaliate. Ringo cannot raise his shooting arm because of where he was shot.