“Doc” (1971)

In the heart of the wild west, under an ink-dark 1881 sky, the infamous poker gambler Doc Holliday strides into the 'No Name Saloon'. With his icy nerve and a knack for risk-taking, he bets his loyal steed in a high-stakes poker game against a man's betrothed, Katie Fisher. With the turn of a card, Katie, also known as Katie Elder, becomes Doc's willing companion, her fate intertwined with his as they journey into the lawless frontier. Navigating the harsh, unforgiving desert, they head for Tombstone, an Arizona town teetering on the edge of chaos. Doc, a cold-blooded sharpshooter grappling with the specter of tuberculosis, has more than just survival on his mind. His old friend, Marshall Wyatt Earp, stands as the only semblance of law in Tombstone, locked in a ruthless election campaign and in dire need of Doc's deadly right hand. As Doc and Katie arrive, the simmering tension escalates, fuelled by the Clantons, a notorious family gang of outlaw cowboys who oppose Earp's candidacy. A clandestine deal goes awry, forcing Doc to align himself with Wyatt and his brothers, stoking the fires of an impending showdown. The inevitable climax draws near, as the four comrades march towards the infamous O.K. Corral, where the seven Clanton brothers lie in wait. In the dusty, sun-baked streets of Tombstone, the stage is set for a final, explosive confrontation – a lethal dance where those with the quickest draw will reign supreme, and the echoes of shotgun fire will write the next chapter of this untamed town's legacy.

“Doc” is a western movie featuring Stacy Keach and directed by Frank Perry.

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