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.Macy), who wears a light-beige parka (with hood), gloves, and dumpy Elmer-Fudd hat, enters the King of Clubs bar where country-music plays on a jukebox and patrons play pool over beers.]Kent was reluctantly forced to hire Scotty and place him in the newly-formed "Cat" unit.He led Scotty through a series of large studios or rehearsal halls, including a costume-design area and a dance routine practice area, where he introduced him to dance director Mac (Lee Moran).He accidentally sneezed (with blood splatters) on neighboring Hunsiker who came out to confront him - infecting him.Max grabbed two broken electrical cables and jacked the sparking ends into his own chest.The massive absorption of energy caused the lights of Times Square to black out, and a radiant blast of energy tore through the city street.