Mar 9, 2020 · On Tombstone's audio commentary, Cosmotos revealed Billy Bob Thornton made up his own dialogue for the scene, with his only direction being "be a bully." Johnny Tyler is certainly that, but he's quickly humbled when Earp approaches the table.

Sep 16, 2020 · Billy Bob Thornton Completely Ad-Libbed His Scene While Kevin Jarre was very particular about his screenplay, as we noted, Kurt Russell and the remaining team involved with Tombstone made...

Apr 8, 2022 · From his Oscar winner 'Sling Blade' to the recent 'Yellowstone' prequel '1883,' here are some of the biggest moments from Billy Bob Thornton's career.

The scene in which Wyatt throws an abusive card dealer (Billy Bob Thornton) out of a saloon was to show that Wyatt was a man who used psychology to intimidate. Thornton's lines in the scene were ad-libbed, as he was only told to "be a bully".

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Dec 10, 2024 · In Tombstone (1993), Billy Bob Thornton (as Johnny Tyler) completely ad-libbed the famous saloon scene where he is slapped by Kurt Russell (Wyatt Earp). The director only told Thornton to, “Be a bully.”

Jan 15, 2025 · Billy Bob Thornton improvised his role as ill-tempered gambling outlaw Johnny Tyler, the head honcho of a gambling posse named The Slopers. He's so rude, crass, and dishonest that local patrons and gamblers won't even come into the Oriental Saloon.

Sep 14, 2023 · Billy Bob Thornton (L) as Johnny Tyler in the 1993 film. His most recent project is a significant role in 'Devil's Peak' (2023) (Buena Vista Pictures, Getty Images) Billy Bob Thornton left a lasting impression despite his limited screen time as Johnny Tyler, a troublemaking cowboy.

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Aug 9, 2021 · In Tombstone (1993), Billy Bob Thornton completely ad-libbed the famous Saloon scene where he is slapped by Kurt Russell. The director only told Thornton to "be a bully".