: Sherwood introduces Billy to a peaceful, non-violent rancher named Eric Keating . Befriended and hired by Keating, Billy tries to leave his criminal life behind. He even begins to fall for Keating's sister, Edith.
: Initially, Billy works for the corrupt cattle baron Dan Hickey , helping him intimidate local farmers. However, after a violent stampede leads to a farmer's death, Billy feels guilty and reconnects with his childhood friend, Jim Sherwood (a character based on Pat Garrett).
: In the final showdown, Billy challenges Sherwood to a draw. Though Billy is famous for his quick left-handed draw, he deliberately uses his right hand , allowing Sherwood to be faster and kill him. Sherwood later realizes Billy let him win, choosing death over a continued life of crime. Key Production Facts
In 1880, is a hot-headed, notorious gunslinger in New Mexico. His journey through the film follows a path of redemption and eventual tragedy:
: Billy eventually tracks down and kills the men who murdered Keating, including Hickey. This puts him on a collision course with his friend Sherwood, who is now a lawman tasked with bringing him in.
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: Sherwood introduces Billy to a peaceful, non-violent rancher named Eric Keating . Befriended and hired by Keating, Billy tries to leave his criminal life behind. He even begins to fall for Keating's sister, Edith.
: Initially, Billy works for the corrupt cattle baron Dan Hickey , helping him intimidate local farmers. However, after a violent stampede leads to a farmer's death, Billy feels guilty and reconnects with his childhood friend, Jim Sherwood (a character based on Pat Garrett).
: In the final showdown, Billy challenges Sherwood to a draw. Though Billy is famous for his quick left-handed draw, he deliberately uses his right hand , allowing Sherwood to be faster and kill him. Sherwood later realizes Billy let him win, choosing death over a continued life of crime. Key Production Facts
In 1880, is a hot-headed, notorious gunslinger in New Mexico. His journey through the film follows a path of redemption and eventual tragedy:
: Billy eventually tracks down and kills the men who murdered Keating, including Hickey. This puts him on a collision course with his friend Sherwood, who is now a lawman tasked with bringing him in.