Wyatt Earp's Revenge

Synopsis: Story of a young Wyatt Earp before he became a lawman. When someone important to him is killed he sets out to find the one responsible. He is joined by some friends among whom are Bat Masterson and Doc Holliday.
Genre: Drama, Western
Director(s): Michael Feifer
Production: Sony Pictures Entertainment
 
IMDB:
4.5
PG-13
Year:
2012
93 min
86 Views


1

Howdy.

You got any feed?

I got oats and apples, five cent.

Water's free, though.

Coming down from Dodge City?

What's that?

I just said, you heading down

from Dodge City?

Why?

Why what, mister?

Why's it matter where I'm going

or coming from?

I guess it don't.

That's right, it don't.

Look, I'm not looking to start

any trouble.

That horse is sweating up a storm.

So help yourself, as much as you like.

You a gambling man?

No, sir, I am a Christian man.

Christian man, huh?

Being a Christian man...

...you believe in fate or choice?

I believe in whatever the good Lord

has planned.

Let's make it choice, then.

Pick a number between one and 10.

- Why are you doing this?

- Pick a number.

- This isn't necessary...

- Pick.

- Why?

- Pick a number.

- Why?

- Pick a number.

Three. No, five.

Five?

No!

Wrong number.

May I help you?

Excuse me. I have a meeting

with a Mr. Wyatt Earp.

- Could you kindly tell me...?

- Just one moment.

He checked in.

Would you like his room?

No, no. He's expecting me.

- He's in room...?

- Dover Suite.

Dover Suite. Thank you.

- Good day.

- Good day.

Mr. Earp?

Excuse me, sir?

Mr. Earp?

My name is Conrad Taylor.

I'm with the Kansas City Star.

I believe we had an appointment

today, did we not, sir?

I travelled along distance

to meet with you, sir.

All the way from Kansas, no less.

Three days' journey.

Mr. Earp?

Care for a drink, Mr. Taylor?

Truly appreciate this, sir.

Thank you.

In my research,

I found that four Army revolvers...

...were manufactured by Colt

and presented to you...

...Mr. Charles Bassett, Bat Masterson

and Bill Tilghman in the year of...

'78.

Yes, 1878...

...but there's no mention...

...of why you were presented

with such generous gifts.

Our readership

would be interested to know...

...if such an item exists.

I'll have to be frank, sir.

It's been widely speculated

that its existence is merely a myth.

It's no myth, Mr. Taylor.

Then it's true.

Yet its significance has remained

undocumented. Why?

Its significance is before you, sir.

"The slaying of actress Dora Hand."

I remember reading about this.

She graced many small stages

in the West...

...until she was gunned down

by Spike Kenedy.

But I still don't understand why.

Could not know why.

You did not know her. I did.

She performed that night...

...and she was amazing.

I cared for her.

More than she knew.

I wish I had told her.

Listen to them. They're off their chairs

again. Shall we go back out?

Leave them wanting more.

See the cute boy in the third row?

Excuse yourself, please.

I can hardly forget you have

an admirer. A lawman, no less.

Have you spent any time away

during this engagement?

Hi. Have fun.

He's the only reason

we're entertaining this town.

Third time since the summer.

- Perhaps the last.

- Don't know what to tell your father.

Tell him nothing,

as you've been doing.

We're going home tomorrow.

Tell him nothing yourself.

For those two young actresses, one

night, it would change everything.

Sam, you ride ahead and signal me

when you're in position.

Mayor Kelly's a dead man

for what he's done.

Son of a b*tch, Kelly!

You got it coming!

Goto hell!

What a horrific turn of events.

It was at that.

To understand why, Mr. Taylor,

you have to understand...

...the War Between the States.

The war formed us...

...made us who we are.

After killing your own cousins,

your own brothers...

...killing strangers meant nothing.

Lawless times followed

those long, dark years...

...and Dodge City seemed

to be at the centre of it.

Men who sought to escape that...

...would sooner kill any lawman

who come after him...

...knowing surrender

meant a walk to the end of that rope.

Spike, he was no different.

After a while,

no one would come after them...

...and men like Spike Kenedy

would do whatever...

...they want to anyone...

...and not answer for it.

But Dora wasn't just anyone.

The course of that one bullet

changed because of a nail in the bed.

One bullet, one nail on the bed.

Was that fate?

I don't know.

She said they were asleep.

What kind of man would do this?

Where's Kelly?

He's at the hospital at Fort Dodge.

He's sick.

He let these two actresses stay

at his place while he was recovering.

Didn't know he was

taking in boarders.

Four shots mostly into the walls.

And this one...

Rider never dismounted.

Well, how do you know that?

Shots look pretty well scattered.

Could've been two shooters

and they fled away real quick.

Grab the other end of this.

Number one.

Number two.

Number three.

Number four?

Number four.

Ricochet.

Looks like fate played his part.

One gun, one rider on horseback.

Clever work, Wyatt.

I do believe you're right.

My father, he was a constable

back in Monmouth, Illinois.

He went on to fight

when the time came.

Wasn't around that much after that.

Been a lawman since I was 16.

My father leaving taught me

about doing the right thing...

...even when others don't.

I promised I would protect those

who couldn't protect themselves...

...women, children,

and make it right when they are not.

Caulk marks.

Unique enough to track them.

Any thoughts on the kind of pony?

Two horses.

This impression's deep.

One was a large breed.

The other, I'm not sure.

.44 Winchester Centerfire.

One was a lookout

and ran off in this direction.

South.

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Darren Benjamin Shepherd

Darren Benjamin Shepherd is an American screenwriter and film director. He was born in San Jose, CA and graduated with film and music degrees from San Jose State University. He most recently wrote the film The First Ride of Wyatt Earp now called Wyatt Earp's Revenge with Val Kilmer starring in the lead role as Wyatt Earp, Jeffrey Schenck producing and Peter Sullivan co-producing. He also wrote and directed Bump City, a short film based on the life of an American singer who was convicted of triple murder, and wrote and co-directed New Hope Landing, a short film in the horror. Darren is currently a screenwriter for ARO Entertainment, an independent film production company in Beverly Hills, CA. In addition to Wyatt Earp's Revenge, he also wrote Meteor Impact, Broken Engagement, Discipline and others, all films in various stages of development. Prior to his writing assignments for ARO Entertainment, he worked on films as an Assistant Director, Casting Associate and Production Assistant for such films as Casino, Con Air, Mars Attacks!, Breakdown, Ed TV, The Grinch, High Crimes, The Cat in the Hat, The X-Files, Deadwood, and Monk. His background includes a short career as a professional musician in Las Vegas, NV. more…

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