Talk:Young Guns

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[edit] Incorrect

"I'll make you famous", is a line from Young Guns II, not Young Guns.

[edit] Real History

Shouldn't the differences between this movie and actual history be noted? After all, Doc was really an old man whose finger got shot off by the bounty hunter and Charlie Bowdre didn't die where the movie states he did. He did in the spot in young guns II where Doc was supposedly killed. Also, there was never a Chavez y Chavez involved with the regulators. He did exist, but it wasn't like they portrayed him in the movie.

To whoever wrote the comment above:

Doc was one of the oldest in the group but not that old of a man (around 30) and it was George Coe who got his finger shot off instead of Doc. Doc was missing his two front teeth due to a gun battle during a card game. Chavez y Chavez was involved with the Lincoln County Regulators, he was at the five-day seige during the final days of the Lincoln County War.

Rutke421 12:33, 10 May 2007 (UTC)

I think a small section on the accuracy might be all right. The thing to remember is that there is a whole article on Billy the Kid and that is where a reader should go for the historical information. Eradicator 09:53, 8 August 2007 (UTC)

Production photo

The production photo used in the article (Caption: The Regulators) is reversed. I don't know if that matters, but I thought it was worth noting here. Is there an unreversed original? Eradicator 09:53, 8 August 2007 (UTC)