Hugh O'Brian was seventy years old when he made this picture and though it was good to see him once again, he looked almost out of place revisiting the scene of Western history's most famous gunfight. I like to remember him as the strapping Western hero Wyatt Earp of the Late Fifties TV show.
New footage combined with colorized segments from the popular TV series. Interesting enough to hold your attention and revisit days of old, when we had sanitized violence to watch.
This was a very long sit (sic). Did people in those days really enjoy these series?
Why did they plaster Hugh O'Brian with pancake make-up to depict the elderly Wyatt Earp? Was Earp a mutant whose face only got wider with age instead of wrinkling?
Long live his fame and long live his glory, And long may his story be told.I can remember the theme to this day.
This was movie mostly a retrospective or flashback from the original; series. It's not like other reunion of old TV shows like Gunsmoke, The Rockord Files, Perry Mason, Kojak, McCloud, the Andy Griffith Show which was Return to mayberry and Get Smart wherein something actually was happening.
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