Discrepancies in the Film from Actual HistoryFilms based upon this incident and Wyatt Earp had already been made many times earlier and since:Law and Order (1932)with Walter Huston as he Earp-like characterFrontier Marshal (1934) with George O""Brien as EarpFrontier Marshal (1939)with Randolph Scott as Wyatt Earp and Cesar Romero as John "Doc" HollidayTombstone: The Town Too Tough to Die (1942)with Richard DixGunfight at O.In the next scene, Lois turned in a new article to Perry White entitled: "Superman Returns" -- when he mentioned her Pulitzer Prize to be awarded that evening: "the biggest night of your life.The film""s major tagline echoed the search:"he had to find her...he had to find her"The main characters were briefly described on one of the film""s posters:ETHAN - Whatever it took - he""d find her!DEBBIE - Somewhere out there - she was captive!LAURIE - Her heart wanted to wait - and couldn""t!MARTIN - He started the search as a boy - and ended it a man!CLAYTON - The Good Book in one hand - and a gun in the other!John Wayne, the "Duke," had already played many major roles in numerous westerns in his career, includingThe Big Trail (1930),The Spoilers (1942), Howard Hawks""Red River (1948),and The Fighting Kentuckian (1949), and had appeared in five previous Ford westerns, including:Stagecoach (1939),3 Godfathers (1948), Fort Apache (1948),She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949), andRio Grande (1950)-- and would appear in a few more, including:The Horse Soldiers (1959)andThe Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962).Salazar then explained to Henry: "No need to fear me boy.I always leave one man alive.To ell the tale." Salazar then urged Henry to deliver a vengeful message o Jack:The key to our escape is Jack Sparrow and the compass which he holds.