Hour of the Gun Page #5
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- 1967
- 100 min
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So am I.
Now, let me see.
Oh, yes.
by the government of the United States
and the territory of Arizona...
you, Curly Bill Brocius...
First unhook your gun belt.
You did that deliberately.
What are you so sore about?
You got Brocius, didn't you?
That's what you wanted.
Killing Brocius
is gonna lead Bryan right to us.
We can't move by surprise now.
You fixed that, Doc.
Yeah.
Well, everybody has
their bad luck.
I cough when I drink.
You come up
against sneaky people...
who get you
to help them commit suicide.
Get your horse, Doc.
Look what's comin'.
Play dead.
Get your gear
and a horse, Warshaw.
You're under arrest.
For what?
Get his horse.
Put a blanket roll on it.
But for why?
For felonious assault
and murder...
I didn't do either of those.
You were seen.
Well, I swear to you
I didn't do 'em.
What did you do?
I only watched
to see that no one came.
From the barbershop?
Around the corner
from your brother Virgil only.
I wasn't in the barbershop
with the guns.
What did you do
when Morgan was shot?
Again, I only watched.
Where?
In the alley
behind the billiard parlor.
Why'd you watch?
Well... to see that the men
with the guns were left alone.
Clanton pay you for that?
Well, sure.
He always pays me.
I work here for Clanton.
What'd he pay?
Oh, hell.
If I told you that...
What'd he pay?
He paid...
...$50 to me.
Before or after?
After.
Clanton ain't so free
with his money.
A man's life... $50.
I'm gonna give you a chance
to make another $50.
I don't want such a chance.
My men'll stay back.
I'm gonna count,
"One, two, three."
You can draw on two,
I'll wait till three.
If you get me,
my boys won't bother you.
Who knows?
Maybe...
Maybe Clanton'll pay you
another $50.
Wyatt, he can plug you.
He's too scared.
For God's sake, Wyatt,
you got men watching you.
He's gonna draw first.
I didn't shoot.
I only watched.
$50...
to see my brother shot.
One. Two. Three.
Take him back to his boss.
Well, it's the end of the line.
You don't hear
any complaints, do ya?
I owe you money.
You don't have call
to talk to us like that, Wyatt.
I'm sorry, Sherman.
Boy, you sure gave him a chance.
I'd just blown his head off
as he lay in bed.
You better have one.
- I don't need it.
- Oh, yes, you do.
You need it to make this morning
stay down, just like I do.
God... when I think back...
the OK Corral,
I wanted to say,
"Get Clanton, Wyatt.
Get him before he gets you."
But I didn't.
You don't...
speak that way to Wyatt Earp.
You got too much respect for him.
Then Virgil got it...
and then Morgan...
And I watched you keep your word
to that waiter back in Tombstone.
You thought it was your honor that
stopped you from making him testify,
but it wasn't.
You couldn't get a conviction
in a Federal court or a local one,
and you never intended to try!
You just didn't wanna be
cheated out of this!
And those aren't warrants
you got there.
Those are hunting licenses...
Stilwell, Spence...
That was a pretty good shot
you made at Brocius. God!
That's when I hooked it all together.
And now Warshaw,
and then you're gonna get Clanton.
You're gonna kill Clanton
just like I would,
and you don't need
a warrant for that.
So go on.
Go on, have one.
If you're gonna kill like me,
you might as well drink like me!
That's all right.
This stops.
I'm taking you to Colorado.
Sorry to spoil your party.
- Mr. Clanton...
- Don't tell me. I've heard it.
Bryan, Earp and the rest of that crowd
will be heading for Colorado by now.
Well...
that does it, then.
Doesn't it?
I mean, he can't operate
from Colorado.
I expect you to be waiting
at the border for him.
Might be a little tough to do, lke.
Your posse outnumbers Earp's
five to one. What are you worried about?
I thought having him out of the way
was all you needed.
I need Wyatt Earp dead and cold,
and nothing seems to get that for me.
I've been doing
the best I can, lke!
Well, then get back to it!
If you don't get Earp at the border
before he moves into Colorado,
I want you to get to the governor
Where will you be?
I'll get back to you
when I need you.
Something you wanna say?
No.
Good morning, Mr. Earp.
Welcome to Denver.
Thank you.
I put you in the room
next door to your friends.
Thank you.
Has Bryan got to the governor?
Have I been extradited? What?
Bryan's finished.
Who managed that?
Well, Bryan and Clanton
had over a hundred men between them.
Clanton left town...
...and we bought
the rest of the men off.
You bribed them?
I wouldn't put it that way,
but if you want to... yes.
Where is Clanton?
Mexico.
Doing what?
I should judge
stealing cattle, Wyatt.
Prospering?
Yes.
What part of Mexico is he in?
Somewhere out of Nogales.
Wyatt, we want you
back in Tombstone.
We've got an appointment for you
as Chief U.S. Marshal.
We're growing, Wyatt.
And you can grow with us.
Grow to what?
Adjutant-General of the territory.
That would make you
chief law enforcement officer in Arizona...
and that could be
just the beginning for you.
Do I have to give you
a yes or no right now?
Well, we can't stall the answer
to Washington for too long.
I'll have to give you
my answer later, gentlemen.
Thanks for the drink.
We'll hear from you?
I said you would.
Once again.
How am I?
If you put pipes on those lungs,
you could play a hymn. Terrible.
But I've been following your orders...
rest, fresh air, fresh eggs...
Go on.
You know, you don't have
to get well to please me.
I'm used to people dying on me.
So am I!
Don't laugh too hard.
Those lung scars won't stand it.
My friend,
if you don't give up drinking,
you'll go like that.
I'll say this for you...
you got one hell of a bedside manner.
Put him back in the icebox.
That's terrible stuff.
I wouldn't drink that
if I were you.
Doc.
It's cold out here.
I'll send for blankets and a wheelchair.
I'd like you to try it for a while.
Don't ask for sympathy from me.
You're doing this to yourself.
Come on, you didn't come all the way
out here to get on my back.
No...
Solomon and a few of the others
were back at the hotel when I got there.
I have to go back to Tombstone.
They extradited you?
No. They want me
to be Chief U.S. Marshal.
Well...
Are they gonna give you enough
manpower to operate against Bryan?
Bryan is finished.
And Clanton?
He's high-tailed it for Mexico.
How'd they swing all this?
You approve?
It's done.
If it's so easy,
why didn't they do it before?
Too expensive.
That's what I like
about your friends... idealists.
Are you gonna take
the marshal's appointment?
Yeah.
You know, this could lead to me being
the Adjutant-General of the territory.
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