I just did this tour last weekend as part of a private group, at sunset. Same tour guide. What a fantastic experience! Highly recommended. Great job chronicling your visit.
The stuntman who jumped the horse through the window was my friend Hunter. He died here in the Philippines last year of a sudden heart attack. I wish he was still around so I could ask him for you which one of the versions of the story were true. He was damn good guy. RIP Hunter.
I was on set for Tombstone when they were filming the train station scenes. That was filmed at old Tucson studios but was cool to see. Thank you for this video. I will need to pay a visit there!!
Outstanding work. It adds so much more to the movie. I don't have that quick eye for those hidden gems but I sure glad you do. As a cowboy action shooter I'd have to be dressed properly before walking there. 👍👍
Really enjoyed your video. I always wonder, how one becomes a guide to a movie set. This one in particular that appears to be in the middle of no where!!! I visited Tombstone a few summers ago. It was a great experience being at the place the actual events took place. I remember the walking guide we had was I believe named Dr. Jack. Turns out he was a retired dentist fron New Jersey where I am originally from! We at a few times in Tombstone at Big Nose Kate's. The movie was playing continuously on every tv in the place! Great stuff.
Cool stuff. Tombstone is in my top 5 favorite movies. I had every word of dialog from start to finish memorized. Favorite line - "I'm your huckleberry".
Thank you for the video well done! My bother and I visited Tombstone and the Mescal movie set the week of the 30th reunion and went to both events each night at Schieffelin hall it was defiantly experience I will never forget! When I visited Mescal they were selling framed pieces of the wallpaper from the oriental saloon filmed in the movie and no question did I have to take one home with me so it is so cool to have a piece of history from one of the best if not the best westerns of all time!
Currently my profile pic is me in Tombstone from a couple of months ago, pretty cool seeing the difference between the set and the real place. Next trip I will have to check out the set.
I worked ranches all over this part of the country the people that used to lease the grazing rights there. The town was there not the same but used to be there is there plus some. It was cool to have a place for shade in the summer.
I have been to tombstone many times and its amazing. If you go you gotta stay at the bordello. Its beautiful and full of history. Then you have Bisbee and that is such an amazing place to walk the streets in the evening. The bar seen is great and the food is to die for but the best thing is the shopping because you won't find older antiques for a better price.
No one is going to believe this but I don’t care. While watching I got a Fritos add with Sam Elliot ( Virgil Earp ) and I said “No way, that’s ludicrous” then the next add that plays is StateFarm with LUDACRIS!
Been there and watched that movie a million times that was a great movie and I still rate GERONIMO UP NEXT TO THE CAMERAS AND FILMING WERE THE LAST GREAT WESTERNS SINCE OULAW JOSEY WELLS . THE ACTORS IN GERONIMO we’re all of the greatest actors.
15:41, Earps house, the guy said it was remodeled to be a doctor's office in a more recent movie? looks like the same doctor's office in the movie Open Range, looks like the same paint color
I believe some of the scenes were filmed at Old Tucson Studios as I recognize the red stage coach which when I lived near there you could to for rides in.
That's cool that this is still open and can be toured. Last visited Old Tucson in 2020 right before they closed due to the situation. This was part of the tour but you had to sign up in advance. I heard someone bought Old Tucson from the county so is this now separately run or does one still have to go through the Old Tucson to get a tour?
I was there years ago. Saw a figure in the cemetery boot hill. The spirit was angry kicking dirt around. Mine you it was last at night. He gave off a rotten flesh smell that could gag you. He keep pointing to a headstone yelling liers their liers. His face had a large hole in where his cheek should be. His eyes black. His skin looked like it was rotten melting off him. He wore a top hat and long coat. As I looked at him he looked back at me grinding his rotten yellow teeth and vanished. Years later I met a woman who saw the same man in the cemetery. She was surprised 😯 I I described exactly what she saw. Both of us saw him. But no other did. also saw Morgan Earp spirit walking at night on the boardwalk.
Went on tour in 2006...guy named frank gave tour...anybody know if he is still around?... I have 2 guns speech was when Tom Hayden church was accusing Kilmer being drunk...not when frank white was shot...thoughts anyone?
It was all part of the same scene. Curly Bill kills White, Wyatt takes custody of Curly Bill, The Cowboys surround Wyatt, Wyatt threatens to turn Ike's head into a canoe, Billy Clanton says we can take him, Ike says no, then Doc comes out and refers to Billy as Music Lover and pulls his gun, that's when Billy pulls his knife and refers to Doc as "the drunk piano player" seeing double, Doc pulls his other pistol and says, I have two guns one for each of ya.
I had an ancestor (Johnny Boyett) that killed the Last Earp in Arizona...Warren Earp. Johnny Boyett's grandfather and my GGGrandfather were first cousins. They served in the Confederate army together and farmed near each other after the war. Johnny's family moved to Texas in the 1800's. later Johnny and his brother headed out for Arizona to see the world and make their fortune. They worked at a ranch outside Wilcox, AZ. for some time and that's where Warren and Johnny met. Warren was considered a bully and a braggart by most who knew him. He spent years trying to live off his older brothers fame. He was worse when he was drunk and those who knew him well said that "Sobriety was not one of his virtues"". Johnny was well liked by the ranch owners and the men he worked with and was promoted to top hand. That was just other reason that Warren disliked him. In July 1900 hands from ranches around Wilcox went into town for the 4th of July holiday. It was there that the continuing problem came to a head that led to the shooting and the culmination of 10 or more years of hard feelings between the two men. After the shooting Virgil Earp came to Wilcox and asked some question and but left satisfied that what he expected had come to fruition...that Warren would finally meet someone who would not be cowed and would kill him. Virgil's former wife said that the killing of Warren was a bit of a relief to some in the Earp family. Johnny and his brother remained in Arizona for a few more years and later moved back to Texas where he died of some form of stomach problem and is buried in Hays County, Texas next to his brother Sam and Sam's wife Edna. Warren is buried at the Pioneer cemetery in Wilcox. He is NOT under the grave stone you will see there. That was put there by gunfight re-enactors and ladies from Tombstone. Warren is buried in the cemetery but his grave location is not known. Tom Boyte, El Mirage, Arizona Note: Boyett is the variation of the name Boyte which is the original that came to this country in the 1600's from Scotland. Some Boyte families got the different spelling due to enumeration errors during the census of the 1790. Source: Boyte to Boyette by Windy Elliott Below is an article from the July 11th,1900 Arizona Range News. that describes the incident. Warren Earp Killed in Wilcox This article appeared in the Arizona Range News, July 11, 1900. The Headquarter Saloon was located on Railroad Avenue where the Flying Leap Tasting Room is currently located. Warren Baxter Earp is buried in the Historic Wilcox Pioneer Cemetery off North 3rd Ave. Warren Baxter Earp Courtesy City of San Bernardino Historical & Pioneer Society Warren Earp was shot and killed by John Boyett at 1:30 Friday morning at the Headquarter saloon. It was the culmination of an ill feeling which had existed between the two men for a number of years. From evidence given at the preliminary hearing last Saturday it developed that their last quarrel began in the restaurant in the rear of the saloon. Both men came into the saloon and Earp told Boyett that he (Boyett) had been offered $100 or $150 by parties in town here to kill him. Boyett denied this and told Earp he did not want any trouble, but added that if he had to fight him that he was not afraid. Earp told Boyett to go get his gun, and said that he was fixed. Boyett stepped out through the front door of the saloon, walked over to the Wilcox House. The proprietor W.R. McComb was in the office reading. Boyett walked behind the bar and helped himself to a couple of guns, and left the room. Mr. McComb called to him to come back and asked him why he took those guns. He replied that he might need them and would return soon. Before Mr. McComb could interfere Boyett had already left the room. Boyett thereupon went back into the saloon, entering at the front door and wanted to know where Earp was. Earp entered through the rear door and Boyett fired two shots at him, Earp disappeared through the same door he had entered; then he went from the restaurant through a side door out on the side walk and in a few minutes he entered the saloon again through a side door. He advanced towards Boyett. Opening his coat he said: "You have the best of this, I have no gun." Boyett told him repeatedly not to advance or he would shoot. Earp still kept advancing and Boyett backed off towards the front door. Finally Boyett again repeated his warning not to advance another inch or he would shoot. Earp not heeding, Boyett fired, and Earp dropped dead. The officers were notified and Deputy Sheriff Page, George McKittrick and Jim Hardin appeared on the scene. George McKittrick arrested Boyett and placed him in jail. Upon examination a pocket knife half opened was found in Earp's hand but aside from this he was unarmed. The next morning Judge W.E Nichols impaneled a coroner's jury. Dr. Nicholson made an examination of the dead man and found the bullet had entered the left side two inches below the collar-bone passing from left to right and obliquely downward lodging in the skin under the left shoulder blade passing through the heart in its course. The jury rendered a verdict that Earp came to his death from a bullet fired by from a gun in the hands of Johnny Boyett. Friday afternoon the remains of Earp were buried in the cemetery. Saturday at 1 o'clock Boyett had a preliminary hearing before Judge W.F. Nichols. District Attorney Land was unable to appear for the prosecution, while 0. Gibson represented the defendant. After hearing evidence of the prosecution, on motion of Mr. Gibson, the defendant was discharged, Judge Nichols taking the ground that it was a case in which he thought the grand jury would not find an indictment, or if an indictment was found, a trial jury would fail to convict.
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures Cool. I was a volunteer at Pioneer Living History museum, in Phoenix for 7 years. Our gunfighter group ( Guns of Pioneer) used to perform it also. One of our members was Wyatt Earp the grand nephew of the original Wyatt et. all. Tom Boyte, GySgt. USMC, retired Vietnam 1965-66/1970-71
I heard it was actually considered for the outside shots but they’d have to close down Allen Street for 4 months to do it and nobody wanted to do that.
Dont think so , Silverado was shot in New Mexico , just outside of a place called Galisteo.. the set is part of a massive spread owned i beleive by Tom Ford, the set is actually visible on Google Maps if you know where to look
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures not sure what their making , hasnt been a western out in forever, not since tombstone and open range, no big westerns have come out seems forever
They told us the shows and movies they are making but I forgot the names. Most westerns these days are indie films. But they still do a good amount of production out there.
La tierra del bisabuelo y abuelo fueron gringos y yo mexicano x eso siempre dijo desde Alaska asta México se debe estar unidos con norte américa es muy importante para enfrentar lo que viene
I just did this tour last weekend as part of a private group, at sunset. Same tour guide. What a fantastic experience! Highly recommended. Great job chronicling your visit.
Greatest Western ever made!
I agree! So entertaining. I read just a few weeks ago that Kurt Russell actually directed the film.
@@geraldkovach520 pll ll0l
Yep.. best by a long way
😂what?😂😂😂
False
That was the best Western I've ever seen and I'm 72.
Happy New Year
Happy New Year!
Very well done video. You did an exceptional job tying the real life shots in with the movie stills and really gave a great perspective. Thanks!!!
Thank you very much! Be sure to check out the Quick and the Dead filming locations too! 👍
Mezcal...many good westerns there..Monte Walsh, Josey Wales, Quick and the Dead...
Another Great video. I look forward visiting there.
Thank you.😊
The stuntman who jumped the horse through the window was my friend Hunter. He died here in the Philippines last year of a sudden heart attack. I wish he was still around so I could ask him for you which one of the versions of the story were true. He was damn good guy. RIP Hunter.
Lot's of fun watching this!
I love Arizona! I was at Tombstone in November of 2021. I wish I knew that this place was only 40 miles away.
They only just recently started doing tours again.
I was on set for Tombstone when they were filming the train station scenes. That was filmed at old Tucson studios but was cool to see. Thank you for this video. I will need to pay a visit there!!
Very cool!
All time favorite western. Love Val Kilmer as Doc in this movie.
Classic!!!!
Outstanding work. It adds so much more to the movie. I don't have that quick eye for those hidden gems but I sure glad you do. As a cowboy action shooter I'd have to be dressed properly before walking there. 👍👍
That was so interesting to see! Thank you for documenting your trip. We'll have to put this on our list of places to see in Arizona!
You should!
Great job
Really enjoyed your video. I always wonder, how one becomes a guide to a movie set. This one in particular that appears to be in the middle of no where!!! I visited Tombstone a few summers ago. It was a great experience being at the place the actual events took place. I remember the walking guide we had was I believe named Dr. Jack. Turns out he was a retired dentist fron New Jersey where I am originally from! We at a few times in Tombstone at Big Nose Kate's. The movie was playing continuously on every tv in the place! Great stuff.
Thanks for watching!
Enjoy your videos. I live in Dragoon . 40 miles from Tombstone and about 20 miles from the Mescal movie set.
I’m glad you enjoy them! 👍
Cool stuff. Tombstone is in my top 5 favorite movies. I had every word of dialog from start to finish memorized. Favorite line - "I'm your huckleberry".
Same here!
And “Say When”.
This video deserves way more views.very we'll put together,earned my sub.
Welcome! And thanks!
Thank you for the video well done! My bother and I visited Tombstone and the Mescal movie set the week of the 30th reunion and went to both events each night at Schieffelin hall it was defiantly experience I will never forget! When I visited Mescal they were selling framed pieces of the wallpaper from the oriental saloon filmed in the movie and no question did I have to take one home with me so it is so cool to have a piece of history from one of the best if not the best westerns of all time!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I can't believe that black cat is still there? I was here 4 years ago, and the old caretaker named Frank had just got him :-)
Your awesome and awesome video be safe out there
Thanks! 👍
Currently my profile pic is me in Tombstone from a couple of months ago, pretty cool seeing the difference between the set and the real place. Next trip I will have to check out the set.
I was just there in September, my second visit. Love it! Wish I’d known about this movie set that’s real close by.
My husband and two daughters myself have been there. Few years back.
This was super cool great video …great Western my favorite…I’m your huckleberry..that’s just my game
You rock!
Thanks for the tour, very interesting
tks very much
You are welcome
I worked ranches all over this part of the country the people that used to lease the grazing rights there. The town was there not the same but used to be there is there plus some. It was cool to have a place for shade in the summer.
I spent a month shooting on this main street last Oct.-Nov... so good to see your view of it.. lol
This was awesome, thanks so much for posting this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have been to tombstone many times and its amazing. If you go you gotta stay at the bordello. Its beautiful and full of history. Then you have Bisbee and that is such an amazing place to walk the streets in the evening. The bar seen is great and the food is to die for but the best thing is the shopping because you won't find older antiques for a better price.
I really enjoyed it! Made my day.
My boys can recite Ava Kilmer. Our whole family loved it even today.
I love this video. Thank You for sharing 🙏🏼. Long live tombstone. 👍👍
Thank you!
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures Your very Welcome 🙏🏼
Such an amazing Western.
Very awesome video thank u so much for being us with you felt like I was right there with u guys
Any time!
That was great, thank-you! I'm a huge fan of Tombstone and I subscribed!
Awesome! Thank you!
They filmed from may to august??!!
Always like seeing Facades of movie sets.
While in Arizona, I wasn't able to get to Tombstone. Thanks!!
No one is going to believe this but I don’t care. While watching I got a Fritos add with Sam Elliot ( Virgil Earp ) and I said “No way, that’s ludicrous” then the next add that plays is StateFarm with LUDACRIS!
Very cool tombstone is one of my favorite movies
What would be awesome to see is the exact locations of the film 'Tombstone', in TOMBSTONE itself.
You just gave me an idea. 👍
We follow you! Coming to Tombstone in December.
Awesome! Maybe I’ll see ya! Thanks for supporting the channel! 👍
I was with a group that did the tour this past September. They were filming a movie there at the time but no actual filming was being done that day.
The movie being filmed was called " Far Haven".
Nice work! I kinda want to drive down there and fix that broken post. At 15:43
Fantastic video, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fascinating! Many thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you that was so cool. Tombstone is a very cool town
Glad you enjoyed it
That video was Awesome! Thanks for sharing 👍👍
Thanks for watching
Been there and watched that movie a million times that was a great movie and I still rate GERONIMO UP NEXT TO THE CAMERAS AND FILMING WERE THE LAST GREAT WESTERNS SINCE OULAW JOSEY WELLS . THE ACTORS IN GERONIMO we’re all of the greatest actors.
Good show.
15:41, Earps house, the guy said it was remodeled to be a doctor's office in a more recent movie? looks like the same doctor's office in the movie Open Range, looks like the same paint color
Could be. They have a complete list of what was filmed there on their website.
I'm pretty sure that Open Range was entirely shot in Canada, near the Bow River in Alberta
So Kool
How far is that from Tucson? I used leave in Tucson pissed I didn't go there now
About an hour south…give or take.
Well done Sir!!!
I believe some of the scenes were filmed at Old Tucson Studios as I recognize the red stage coach which when I lived near there you could to for rides in.
That's cool that this is still open and can be toured. Last visited Old Tucson in 2020 right before they closed due to the situation. This was part of the tour but you had to sign up in advance. I heard someone bought Old Tucson from the county so is this now separately run or does one still have to go through the Old Tucson to get a tour?
This is separate
Well put together video
If disney studios do another film about legendary lawman wyatt earp and I play wyatt earp
Nice video!
I'm new here and I loved this video my first one of yours I've seen
Welcome. Thanks for watching!
I live within eye sight of the Mescal lot. Sadly, I have never visited the lot. For a long time it was closed to the public.
It’s open again!
Very good stuff.
Very entertaining and informative. Subscribing
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
Great video
Doc said Ike poker ain't your game I know let's have a spelling contest
great and beautiful 1880's Wild West Town ok corral Tombstone i love this town
Me too!
@0:29 what’s with the upstairs window at doc’s house? I don’t know if it’s a glare or curtain moving or something
I never noticed that! It looks like a person.
I was there years ago. Saw a figure in the cemetery boot hill. The spirit was angry kicking dirt around. Mine you it was last at night. He gave off a rotten flesh smell that could gag you. He keep pointing to a headstone yelling liers their liers. His face had a large hole in where his cheek should be. His eyes black. His skin looked like it was rotten melting off him. He wore a top hat and long coat. As I looked at him he looked back at me grinding his rotten yellow teeth and vanished. Years later I met a woman who saw the same man in the cemetery. She was surprised 😯 I I described exactly what she saw. Both of us saw him. But no other did. also saw Morgan Earp spirit walking at night on the boardwalk.
Lol
Excelente 👏👏👏
Just come across your channel and videos. Are you located in Tombstone?
Yes.
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures , awesome. Me too. I am an artist blacksmith and I also have a UA-cam channel called Desert Owl Forge.
Cool! I’ll check it out.
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Went on tour in 2006...guy named frank gave tour...anybody know if he is still around?... I have 2 guns speech was when Tom Hayden church was accusing Kilmer being drunk...not when frank white was shot...thoughts anyone?
It was all part of the same scene. Curly Bill kills White, Wyatt takes custody of Curly Bill, The Cowboys surround Wyatt, Wyatt threatens to turn Ike's head into a canoe, Billy Clanton says we can take him, Ike says no, then Doc comes out and refers to Billy as Music Lover and pulls his gun, that's when Billy pulls his knife and refers to Doc as "the drunk piano player" seeing double, Doc pulls his other pistol and says, I have two guns one for each of ya.
sir can I ask you a question-- when did you film this ?
Film I think you meant…it was mid December.
I had an ancestor (Johnny Boyett) that killed the Last Earp in Arizona...Warren Earp. Johnny Boyett's grandfather and my GGGrandfather were first cousins. They served in the Confederate army together and farmed near each other after the war. Johnny's family moved to Texas in the 1800's. later Johnny and his brother headed out for Arizona to see the world and make their fortune. They worked at a ranch outside Wilcox, AZ. for some time and that's where Warren and Johnny met. Warren was considered a bully and a braggart by most who knew him. He spent years trying to live off his older brothers fame. He was worse when he was drunk and those who knew him well said that "Sobriety was not one of his virtues"". Johnny was well liked by the ranch owners and the men he worked with and was promoted to top hand. That was just other reason that Warren disliked him. In July 1900 hands from ranches around Wilcox went into town for the 4th of July holiday. It was there that the continuing problem came to a head that led to the shooting and the culmination of 10 or more years of hard feelings between the two men.
After the shooting Virgil Earp came to Wilcox and asked some question and but left satisfied that what he expected had come to fruition...that Warren would finally meet someone who would not be cowed and would kill him. Virgil's former wife said that the killing of Warren was a bit of a relief to some in the Earp family. Johnny and his brother remained in Arizona for a few more years and later moved back to Texas where he died of some form of stomach problem and is buried in Hays County, Texas next to his brother Sam and Sam's wife Edna.
Warren is buried at the Pioneer cemetery in Wilcox. He is NOT under the grave stone you will see there. That was put there by gunfight re-enactors and ladies from Tombstone. Warren is buried in the cemetery but his grave location is not known.
Tom Boyte, El Mirage, Arizona
Note: Boyett is the variation of the name Boyte which is the original that came to this country in the 1600's from Scotland. Some Boyte families got the different spelling due to enumeration errors during the census of the 1790. Source: Boyte to Boyette by Windy Elliott
Below is an article from the July 11th,1900 Arizona Range News. that describes the incident.
Warren Earp Killed in Wilcox
This article appeared in the Arizona Range News, July 11, 1900. The Headquarter Saloon was located on Railroad Avenue where the Flying Leap Tasting Room is currently located. Warren Baxter Earp is buried in the Historic Wilcox Pioneer Cemetery off North 3rd Ave.
Warren Baxter Earp
Courtesy City of San Bernardino Historical & Pioneer Society
Warren Earp was shot and killed by John Boyett at 1:30 Friday morning at the Headquarter saloon. It was the culmination of an ill feeling which had existed between the two men for a number of years. From evidence given at the preliminary hearing last Saturday it developed that their last quarrel began in the restaurant in the rear of the saloon. Both men came into the saloon and Earp told Boyett that he (Boyett) had been offered $100 or $150 by parties in town here to kill him. Boyett denied this and told Earp he did not want any trouble, but added that if he had to fight him that he was not afraid. Earp told Boyett to go get his gun, and said that he was fixed.
Boyett stepped out through the front door of the saloon, walked over to the Wilcox House. The proprietor W.R. McComb was in the office reading. Boyett walked behind the bar and helped himself to a couple of guns, and left the room. Mr. McComb called to him to come back and asked him why he took those guns. He replied that he might need them and would return soon. Before Mr. McComb could interfere Boyett had already left the room.
Boyett thereupon went back into the saloon, entering at the front door and wanted to know where Earp was. Earp entered through the rear door and Boyett fired two shots at him, Earp disappeared through the same door he had entered; then he went from the restaurant through a side door out on the side walk and in a few minutes he entered the saloon again through a side door. He advanced towards Boyett. Opening his coat he said: "You have the best of this, I have no gun." Boyett told him repeatedly not to advance or he would shoot. Earp still kept advancing and Boyett backed off towards the front door. Finally Boyett again repeated his warning not to advance another inch or he would shoot. Earp not heeding, Boyett fired, and Earp dropped dead.
The officers were notified and Deputy Sheriff Page, George McKittrick and Jim Hardin appeared on the scene. George McKittrick arrested Boyett and placed him in jail. Upon examination a pocket knife half opened was found in Earp's hand but aside from this he was unarmed. The next morning Judge W.E Nichols impaneled a coroner's jury.
Dr. Nicholson made an examination of the dead man and found the bullet had entered the left side two inches below the collar-bone passing from left to right and obliquely downward lodging in the skin under the left shoulder blade passing through the heart in its course.
The jury rendered a verdict that Earp came to his death from a bullet fired by from a gun in the hands of Johnny Boyett. Friday afternoon the remains of Earp were buried in the cemetery.
Saturday at 1 o'clock Boyett had a preliminary hearing before Judge W.F. Nichols. District Attorney Land was unable to appear for the prosecution, while 0. Gibson represented the defendant. After hearing evidence of the prosecution, on motion of Mr. Gibson, the defendant was discharged, Judge Nichols taking the ground that it was a case in which he thought the grand jury would not find an indictment, or if an indictment was found, a trial jury would fail to convict.
The story of Warren Earp is played out at the Saloon Theater. Great story!
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures Cool. I was a volunteer at Pioneer Living History museum, in Phoenix for 7 years. Our gunfighter group ( Guns of Pioneer) used to perform it also. One of our members was Wyatt Earp the grand nephew of the original Wyatt et. all.
Tom Boyte,
GySgt. USMC, retired
Vietnam 1965-66/1970-71
In it's day, Old Tucson was THE movie location.
Film fantasien .
👍
Went there with my dad back in 88
Where is this at or what’s it called
Mescal movie set in Arizona.
I was there in 2017, the place looked really run down.
It has been recently restored.
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures Thanks, I will try to stop by this summer.
Why wasn’t Tombstone filmed In Tombstone?
I heard it was actually considered for the outside shots but they’d have to close down Allen Street for 4 months to do it and nobody wanted to do that.
the city turned down the movie studio.. stated did not want to shut down the businness for 3-4 months.
@@larryszydelko199 thank you
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures thank you
Was this set used in Silverado?
Not sure. Check out the list at mescalmovieset.com.
Dont think so , Silverado was shot in New Mexico , just outside of a place called Galisteo.. the set is part of a massive spread owned i beleive by Tom Ford, the set is actually visible on Google Maps if you know where to look
hate when they change things, its always like this is where this was and this was this used to be
I get that but it is a movie set that is still used. They have to change it to make movies.
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures not sure what their making , hasnt been a western out in forever, not since tombstone and open range, no big westerns have come out seems forever
They told us the shows and movies they are making but I forgot the names. Most westerns these days are indie films. But they still do a good amount of production out there.
In 2022 alone they did Farhaven, Birthright and The Warrant at mescal.
Listen now Mrs Kansans law dog.
No Birdcage
Funny that they didn't film tombstone in the actual town of tombstone Az.
There were a few reasons why they didn’t. The biggest being that they couldn’t shut down all the businesses on Allen St for 4 months to film.
La tierra del bisabuelo y abuelo fueron gringos y yo mexicano x eso siempre dijo desde Alaska asta México se debe estar unidos con norte américa es muy importante para enfrentar lo que viene
CAN I LIVE THERE PLEASE?
Is this the same filming location where Alec Baldwin murdered that poor girl on set????
3/19/23
No it is not.
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures thank you 👍
Lol man you know way too much about that movie lol
Fun
Wyatt's actual home still stands in Tombstone, and it is single story ranchstyle home. Much like the one that was on the left in this video.
I believe that the Quick an the Dead was filmed at the same time as Tombstone in Mescal. One film had 1/2 the day and the other had the other half.
Tombstone was filmed in 93 and the quick and the dead was 95
yes you are correct they did
@@tombellows4167 incorrect
Impossible. The brick building was not there when Tom stone was filmed.