Russell led Tombstone as Wyatt Earp after a career that had moved from Disney youth films to Escape from New York and The Thing.

Later credits include Stargate, Miracle, Death Proof, The Hateful Eight, the Fast franchise, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and the streaming series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.

Kilmer's Doc Holliday became one of the film's most remembered performances. His earlier work included Top Gun, Willow, and The Doors; later films included Heat, Batman Forever, and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

The documentary Val reflected on his archive and career. Kilmer died in 2025 and is honored here through public work.

Elliott played Wyatt's older brother Virgil, bringing the Western authority already familiar from earlier film and television work.

His later career includes The Big Lebowski, We Were Soldiers, Justified, The Ranch, 1883, and an Oscar-nominated supporting performance in A Star Is Born, plus extensive voice narration.

Paxton portrayed Morgan Earp after memorable roles in The Terminator, Aliens, and Near Dark.

He later led Twister, Titanic, A Simple Plan, Big Love, and Training Day and directed Frailty and The Greatest Game Ever Played. Paxton died in 2017; his acting and directing work remains the focus here.

Boothe played outlaw leader Curly Bill after winning an Emmy for portraying Jim Jones and appearing in Southern Comfort and Red Dawn.

D. Boothe died in 2017, leaving a body of forceful film and television performances.

Biehn portrayed Johnny Ringo after major science-fiction and action roles in The Terminator, Aliens, and The Abyss.

Later he appeared in The Rock, Planet Terror, The Victim, and The Mandalorian. He has also written, directed, and produced independent films, extending his work beyond franchise acting.

Delany played performer Josephine Marcus after her Emmy-winning run on China Beach.

Later television work includes Desperate Housewives, Body of Proof, Hand of God, The Code, and Tulsa King, along with voice performances as Lois Lane in DC animation. Her résumé moves readily between period drama, mystery, and comedy.

Lang appeared as Ike Clanton following acclaimed stage and screen work in Death of a Salesman and Gettysburg.

He later played Colonel Miles Quaritch in the Avatar films and led Don't Breathe, while continuing theater, narration, and historical projects. His post-Tombstone career spans performance-capture technology and intimate stage work.

Church played Billy Clanton while known primarily for the sitcom Wings. He later earned an Oscar nomination for Sideways and appeared in Spider-Man 3, Easy A, Killer Joe, Divorce, and Accidental Texan.

Voice work and independent film have remained important alongside larger studio productions.

Rooker played Sherman McMasters after establishing himself in Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer and Mississippi Burning.

Later roles include Days of Thunder, The Walking Dead, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Suicide Squad, and Fast X. His career has combined independent character work with physically vivid franchise performances.

Zane portrayed traveling actor Mr. Fabian. He had already appeared in Back to the Future and Dead Calm, and later became widely known as Cal Hockley in Titanic.

Subsequent credits include The Phantom, Zoolander, guest television, voice work, independent films, and the historical drama Waltzing with Brando.

Priestley appeared as deputy Billy Breckinridge while starring on Beverly Hills, 90210. He later led Call Me Fitz and Private Eyes, acted in Wild Cards, and built a substantial directing résumé across television.

His public career therefore extends beyond the teen-drama image that surrounded his Tombstone cameo.

Heston made a supporting appearance as rancher Henry Hooker after a career defined by The Ten Commandments, Ben-Hur, Planet of the Apes, and Soylent Green.

He continued acting and narration into the early 2000s. Heston died in 2008 and is presented here through his public film legacy.

Tenney portrayed Cochise County sheriff John Behan. Later he became widely familiar as Fritz Howard on The Closer and its continuation Major Crimes.

, and stage work, reflecting a durable career in ensemble television.

Pacuła played Kate, Doc Holliday's partner, following her Golden Globe-nominated American breakthrough in Gorky Park.

Later work includes The Kiss, Virus, Escape from Sobibor, and numerous independent films and television guest roles. Her international career connects Polish training with American and European productions.