Wyatt Earp FULL SPECIAL | American Experience | PBS America
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- Wyatt Earp was a caricature of the Western lawman, but after his death in 1929, distressed Americans down on their luck transformed him into a folk hero. Wyatt Earp examines how he became the legend that lives on today. #PBSAmerica #WyattEarp #OldWest #History
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Wyatt Earp FULL DOCUMENTARY | American Experience | PBS America
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Earp was born with sand and died with sand. He fought the good fight and he has nothing to apologize for.
Never get enough of Wyatt Earp, the legend lives on. Thanks for this.
I just love the soothing voice of the commentators in the PBS documentaries. It makes even a mixed lives like this Wyatt sound very deep and impactful
Excellent documentary film , provides a an insight into life in the Wild West.
I'm not American, these are a great history lesson.
Unlike the businessmen, Wyatt is a legend who is remembered. What a man.
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"Any man with a briefcase, can steal more money, than any man with a gun" Don Henley.
The film from 1993 has always fuelled my love of Earp and this period of the "Wild West". Its romanticism is unmatched.
Great photographs ... what a story
I would have been in awe of Wyatt Earp. A man who was lost and suffered as a child from moving around constantly as I did. 😎
Wyatt Earp, the legend and the man. Love him. ❤
Thank you 💛 for your excellent work on his biography!!
What a fantastic documentary, the bravery of some of these people is so amazing at a time when carrying a firearm was almost de rigueur. Wonderful narration and the images were brilliant. Thank you to all who took part in this great story from the "old west" so atmospheric its untrue.
De rigeur. Like 2022.
Wyatt earp was in tough time back in 1880s .If I was born in the time when Wyatt lived I would have shocked his hand ,he was a man man. One hell of a tough person
Earp was one tough SOB
@@ZenYogi55 If Wyatt Earp was a pansy back in the 1880s he would have been strung up by his neck.? . He had to kill or be killed back the tough times on the dusty streets of Tombstone. Yes he was one tough SOB. I would have hated facing him in a shoot out .
Shocked his hand?
@@gordon.leach1You didn't know what he meant? Don't make me get Uncle Wyatt.🤪🥴🤬
Wyatt Earp is truly a legend of legends!
What a beautiful haunting documentary and he was a beautiful and misunderstood man!!!! 😎
@@ulla1623 ha-ha!!!!
And a legend is something that is not the truth!
Fascinating documentary and very well done. I'm Australian and we don't have anything like America's Western legend. Few reasons for that:- We didn't have a vast interior that was inviting for large numbers of people to go there (ours is all desert), and also a different sense of national identity. No idea of "manifest destiny" as Americans do. And it was pretty much impossible for anyone to slip from one side of the law to the other, as Wyatt Earp did.
Well written and well said , thank you for your comment. It was interesting.
You Australians have the biggest legend of them all and he is Errol Flynn!
@@samspencer582he was a psycho. What kind of a child superglues dogs and cat eyelids closed?!
Ned Kelly gang
Mate, how long have you been a Aussie? Ha, where do you live in Australia? Did you do history at school? What are you talking about? We’ve got BUSHRANGERS! Ned Kelly and the Kelly Gang, Ben Hall, Captain Moonlight, Mad Dog Morgan…. Hmmmm mate there is quite a few. Sadly we don’t froth as hard on our history as we do on America’s, it actually sh!ts me off to be honest. I’m taken my kids to many of the places of BUSHRANGER lore, Glenrowen, lightning bolts “ Marbles” and a few others. We need to educate our people on our history, the sh!t that went down here was epic! It’s just not as celebrated or as many movies or documentaries etc. have pride in our stories too mate, share them around, I’ve told many Americans about our Outlaws, the Bushrangers, they can’t believe it when they go down the rabbit hole on them, our legends are just as epic as theirs. Don’t lose that mate. Cheers from a descendent of a Bushranger. 😉
Very interesting and well done. Thanks for the content.🙌
Wow this kept me focused that was truly a piece of work I loved it watched it back to back twice I think underneath all the hurt was a kind man really who just wanted to get on with life but others made it troublesome from what I got from it, the look in his eyes at the end yeah like how’s your life been, and a definite presence about him. what a time awesome thanks a lot .
Fabulous documentary. Well done ✅
Fabulous documentary the true story is always more amazing than Hollywood.
Wyatt was a man of courage, intense internal fortitude, was ambitious, but fiercely loyal to his family, who sought recognition and acceptance to the upper elite circles, sought fame and fortune in the only way and means he knew was available to him as a gambler and a no nonsense lawman, living in the western frontier era of the old west that reflected the lawlessness on both sides of the law, all that it wanted to become, a man of his times but also where the times needed such a man.
The kind of man Wyatt was is rare then, let alone nearly non-existent today. Needless to say, Wyatt was a one in a million man that lived by own code of honor and morals, who once he made his decision, it was in stone.
This is why men who look at Wyatt wish they were even a fraction of the man Wyatt was which of course without the gunfights, but with Wyatt's intense character and fortitude, which most assuredly would carry them through any troubles life threw at them throughout their lives, myself esp included.
The one man of the time and most reputable lawman of the era attests to this fact - US Marshal Bat Masterson
100% Americano
😴😴😴😴 sorry I fell asleep I thought this was comments section. I must've stumbled into the short story section 😴😴😴😴
@@jimmyjones9998 cold bloody killer rotten in hell now
Well told the legend the man so different to the Hollywood version but this was real and so enjoyable
Includes fascinating political history too
excellent
Thank-you for taking time to research such a wonderful history lesson.
relaxing sat eve viewing 😊 🇬🇧
Believe me my young friend, there's nothing, absolutely nothing, half so much relaxing as simply watching a PBS documentary. Just simply watching a PBS documentary.
thank you.
Legends become legendary for a reason..
He lives on an icon in our lives!
Love it from Australia
Great upload, thank you.
Awesomeness 👌🏻
Great documentary ❤
thank you i enjoy your reading
Excellent documentary
PBS America again at their best.
What an awesom documentry
You’ve gotta get Doc’s picture correct! The pictures earlier in the video are correct. The one at the end (and one other place) is not Doc.
Got me those cowboy blues
Long may his story be told😢
There was an old saying. There’s a fine line between cop and crook Seems Tailor made for Ol wyatt
Except is tailor made. No y pardon my spelling. As in tailor made suit. You must be thinking of golf club company
Bang on ol timer . Keep supplying the coke and ice
"Tailor" means you are a German. Or you talk Jiddisch. Write "tailor" and everybody understands. Mach das einfach nicht! Bist du ganz bescheufelt?! Ja sicher, sehr dumm.
Very good where's Doc Leena miss that little thing
And never even got a scratch from gunfighting someone up there likes 👍 me!...lv him!
The early picture of him reminds of Joel McCrea
Also most famous man...him n Billy the Kid we remember the most in the wild west! 😜
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This article runs at tangents with true and documented instances in Earl's life. Particularly all the court trials investigating the killings at the ok corral and the death of Doc Holiday and the enduring friendship between He and Wyatt Earp.
No mention of Johnny Ringo?
By jingo Ringo, they forgot all about you.
Don't worry I will be your huckleberry.
Johnny Ringo is a star. Ringo Star ☺
There’s a good Doc Holliday documentaries, and Johnny Ringo gets a mention in that.
what's the song that starts @ 51:10 seconds ?
Nothing about his trial ?
A brilliantly told story guys. Congrats. great job.
This is educational as to the dilapidated state of our politically correct mad society…. The Cameo performance from dark emu was spot-on too.
I know him
He’s my 25th cousin lol. So says Ancestry. On my mom’s side which is Swedish. Greta Garbo is my 6th cousin and Julia Roberts is my 22 cousin. All this runs through Björn Ragnarsson «Ironside» Järnsida and Leif Erickson. 🤷🏻♂️
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Screenwriters have spoonfed generations a very distorted fairy tale dichotomy of history. It's good to find alternative voices like this.
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I always thought Johnny Ringo was in this story some were??????
Let’s pretend to be on the right side of the law !?😂
No wonder he was a good lawman because he was originally a criminal he was arrested for stealing horses but escaped and the rest is history as they say it takes a crim to catch a crim
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Well, if it's from PBS it has to be true...
Shame the Bob Fitzsimmons fiasco wasn't mentioned!
Prove It.
Judging by how many of these modern-day cowboy storytellers are wearing their hats indoors, I can only presume their mamas didn't raise them right.
The person narating the story is not aware of morale language,and being truthful?
It´s so funny how so many consider Wyatt Earp, his brothers and "Doc" Holliday as heroes still in our days. Wyatt was a pimp, stagecoach robber, horse thief and I am sure he was a card cheater too. Holliday was a grave alcoholic and an insane murderer. The Earps wanted gun control and that only the law men should carry guns. This is the only positive thing of the Earps. It seems that the gun nuts don´t really know this fact. Wyatt lied to director John Ford about his life and Ford believed in all of Wyatts lies. Wyatt is still considered as a hero, but he was actually a real piece of sh*it!
Application to the freemasons?? Wanker😮
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Wylie Burb
Nothing of this is correct.
well he was two bit oportunist like the truth!!!
THIS TRUTH DOES NOT MATCH THE STORY's OF STOOGE's
Excellent documentary film , provides a an insight into life in the Wild West.