"Hurts, Don't It?": Kurt Russell's First Tombstone Scene Is Still One Of The Western Genre's Best Character Introductions 21 Years Later

Kurt Russell's Wyatt Earp yelling "Hell's coming with me!" with a shotgun alongside Michael Biehn as Johnny Ringo.

Kurt Russell's introduction as Wyatt Earp in Tombstone is just about perfect. Despite having relatively few Western credits to his name, what Russell lacks in quantity, he more than makes up for in quality. He's part of the titular Hateful Eight in the bleak Quentin Tarantino film of the same name, and that same year saw Russell fronting cult classic Bone Tomahawk.

Related I Really Hope This Story About Kurt Russell's Tombstone Cameo Plan For Kevin Costner Is True An unconfirmed rumor states that Kurt Russell offered Kevin Costner a fun meta cameo in Wyatt Earp movie Tombstone, but is this story true? &#x2715 Remove Ads After witnessing a horse being brutally whipped, Wyatt intervenes, seizing the man's whip and hitting him with it, before asking rhetorically"Hurts, don't it?" In discussing the behind-the-scenes issues with True West Magazine in 2006, Russell states that to gain the trust of the film's large ensemble after Jarre left, he had to cut most of Wyatt's best scenes and make him an"aura" character.

Tombstone and Kevin Costner's Wyatt Earp were competing biopics about the legendary lawman, but while Tombstone was a box office hit, Wyatt Earp flopped in 1994.

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