72 Tombstone Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: James and Warren

There were actually six Earps. The full brothers were Virgil, Morgan, Wyatt, Warren and James. James was the youngest and was not a character in the movie. Warren was the second oldest and also was not in "Tombstone".
There was also a half brother named Newton.

Answer: 12

Doc must be the luckiest bloke ever to win 12 hands in a row. Ike is very upset about this and accuses Doc of cheating.

Answer: Robert Mitchum

Charlton Heston plays Henry Hooker in the movie, and Terry O'Quinn plays the mayor of Tombstone.

Answer: Texas

A group of outlaws exiled from Texas formed the Cowboys.

Answer: silver

Tombstone, the movie, is a classic western that tells the story of the Earp brothers and their fight against the Cowboys gang. The movie is set in the town of Tombstone, Arizona, during the late 1800s. One of the main resources being mined in Tombstone during that time was indeed silver. The discovery of silver in the area led to a mining boom and the town quickly grew in size and importance. The silver mines in Tombstone were some of the richest in the country, and the wealth generated by the mines attracted many people to the area, including outlaws and lawmen alike.

Answer: Doc

Right before the gun spinning scene.

Answer: green

The box holding the pistol had green velvet in it, and the gun had Wyatt's name engraved in it.

Answer: A spelling contest

Doc challenges Ike to a spelling contest, with which Ike doesn't respond to very well. This was another one of Doc's famous and hilarious lines throughout the movie.

Answer: Ike Clanton

"Law just don't go round here." Ike utters this line (twice) at the Oriental, the first time that Wyatt encounters the Cowboys. It's also right before Doc and Johnny Ringo mouth off in Latin.

Answer: The Oriental

He does so by getting rid of Johnny Tyler -- played by none other than Billy Bob Thornton.

Answer: Jack

Jack is the correct answer to the question about Creek Johnson and Texas Vermillion sharing the same first name. Interestingly, the name Jack has been a popular name in Western movies and TV shows. It is often associated with the archetype of the rugged, independent cowboy. In fact, the name Jack has been used in many Western classics, including "Shane," "The Magnificent Seven," and "The Wild Bunch." Additionally, the name Jack has been used in other genres of film and television, such as "Lost" and "24."

Answer: Faust

The name of the charater was Faust. Josephine played the devil in the same play.

Answer: Virgil and Morgan

Virgil and Morgan both go to Tombstone, so the Earp brothers can become a family again.

Answer: Johnny is an educated man.

Johnny is/does all those things at their first meeting, but his speaking Latin is what makes Doc declare the "really hate him" line.

Answer: Milt

'Milt Joyce -- Owner, operator.'

Answer: poker

In the movie Tombstone, Doc Holliday is known for his love of gambling and his exceptional skills at poker. He considers poker to be an honest trade, as it requires both skill and strategy to win. Interestingly, the real-life Doc Holliday was also a skilled gambler and even made a living as a professional gambler at one point in his life. Despite his reputation as a gunslinger, it was his gambling skills that often kept him financially afloat.

Answer: Ringo

Doc's answer is 'I'm your Huckleberry'

Answer: "I'm your huckleberry."

It was, "I'm your huckleberry." This was Doc's way of saying bring it on!

Answer: An Oak

Doc calls Wyatt an oak. But as we see later, Wyatt can't help but like the actress.

Answer: Sullivan

When she proclaims that Virgil can't go to the Oriental because "me and my old man are gonna have some fun," Virgil tells us that her maiden name was Sullivan as if to excuse her behavior. Blaylock is Maddie's maiden name, Marcus is Josephine's surname, and Joyce is Milt's(owner of the Oriental) last name.

Answer: The Cowboys

'I mean, they're it!'

Answer: 60 percent

Doc Holliday, the character portrayed in the movie Tombstone, suffered from tuberculosis which caused him to lose 60 percent of his lung tissue. This debilitating disease was common during the time period and often led to a slow and painful death. Despite his illness, Doc was known for his sharp wit, intelligence, and skill with a gun. His friendship with Wyatt Earp and their involvement in the events leading up to the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral have become legendary in American history.

Answer: "This is funny."

They were "This is funny."

Answer: Red

The red sash signifies a Cowboy. The Cowboys seem to run the town of Tombstone.