Phineas Clanton

Phineas Clanton serves as the mediator between Ike and Billy, mocking Billy’s defiance while reinforcing Ike’s points about Reuben’s death and their father’s plan. His dialogue is sharp and sarcastic, …

Phineas Clanton serves as the mediator in this exchange, echoing Billy's defiance to reinforce family unity while also deferring to Ike's leadership. His question about meeting Seth Harper ('Where do …

Phineas Clanton acts as a mediator between Ike and Billy, mocking Billy's defiance while supporting Ike's leadership. He clarifies the practicalities of their alliance with Seth Harper, explaining that their …

Phineas Clanton mocks Seth Harper with the nickname ‘snake-eyes,’ a provocative jab that immediately escalates the tension. He quickly backtracks, however, reassuring Harper of the Clantons’ support with a forced …

Phineas Clanton leans into the conversation with a mix of confidence and mockery, his tone light but his words sharp as he defends the Clantons’ commitment to Harper. He uses …

Phineas sits at the table, drinking whiskey and playing cards, but his focus is on Harper’s description of Holliday’s appearance and whereabouts. He questions Harper skeptically, seeking clarity on the …

Phineas Clanton sits at the table with his brothers, participating in the ambush planning by questioning Seth Harper about Doc Holliday's whereabouts and appearance. He reinforces the Clantons' overconfidence, though …

Phineas Clanton follows Ike’s orders without question, his compliance underscoring the family’s tight-knit hierarchy. He is dispatched to detain Steven, approaching the task with a mix of eagerness and caution, …

Phineas Clanton mocks Steven and Dodo as 'Calamity Jane and Sam Bass,' reinforcing the gang’s dismissive attitude toward outsiders. He follows Ike’s orders to fetch Steven, demonstrating his role as …

Phineas Clanton, the more level-headed middle brother, initially mocks Steven and Dodo but quickly falls in line with Ike's orders. He is tasked with detaining Steven under the guise of …

Phineas Clanton plays a supporting role in the escalation, his command for Steven and Dodo to perform at the piano reinforcing the Clantons’ unified front. He lacks the overt aggression …

Phineas Clanton initiates the demand for a performance, his tone authoritative as he orders Steven and Dodo to the piano. He reinforces Ike’s commands, ensuring the companions comply without delay. …

Phineas Clanton bullies Steven by forcing him to sing the same song repeatedly, his aggressive and mocking demeanor reflecting the gang’s predatory nature. He participates in the confrontation with the …

Phineas Clanton participates in bullying Steven at the piano, jeering and demanding he sing the same song repeatedly. When the Doctor enters and is mistaken for Doc Holliday, Phineas joins …

Billy Clanton lingers at the edge of the group, his youthful face twisted into a grin as he listens to Ike's plan. He nods eagerly when ordered to fetch the …

Phineas Clanton reports Steven's failed escape attempt to Ike, confirming that Steven is now a viable hostage. He participates in dragging Steven into the street, acting as Ike's enforcer. Phineas …

Phineas Clanton reinforces Ike's ultimatum by threatening Steven, his dialogue laced with menace and a promise of violence. He stands alongside Billy, his presence a physical reminder of the Clantons' …

Phineas Clanton is the physical enforcer of the Clantons’ lynching, his hands tightening the noose around Steven’s neck with grim satisfaction. His taunt (‘Reckon if you was going to have …

Phineas Clanton is the silent but central figure in this event—his arrest is the catalyst for the confrontation between the Clantons and Wyatt Earp. Though he does not speak, his …

Phineas Clanton is arrested by Wyatt Earp for his role in the attempted lynching, though his imprisonment is only referenced and not shown. His defiance is implied through the Clantons' …

Phineas Clanton is secured in the cell, his physical condition implied to be painful but non-lethal. His presence is a silent but potent reminder of the violence that defines Tombstone’s …

Phineas Clanton is imprisoned in the cell, his bruised and subdued state a testament to Wyatt Earp’s authority. Though physically restrained, his defiance lingers in his silence, a quiet but …

Phineas Clanton is locked in a cell in the Sheriff’s Office, nursing a sore head from a prior altercation. He taunts Wyatt Earp about protecting Doc Holliday and warns of …

Phineas Clanton arrives with the brothers, his role in the event limited to clarifying the identity of the shot Earp—Warren, not Wyatt. His neutral tone and lack of emotional investment …

Phineas Clanton is not physically present in the Sheriff’s Office, but his role as one of Warren’s killers is explicitly named by Warren in his dying words. His actions—‘riled’ Warren …

Phineas Clanton smirks and laughs after Virgil’s departure, mocking the Earps’ chances with a dismissive, 'Well, it sure looks like a bad year for Earps.' His confidence is evident in …

Phineas Clanton engages in casual dialogue with Ike and reacts to Virgil’s arrival with a smirk. After Virgil’s departure, he mocks the Earps’ perceived disadvantage, participating in the group’s discussion …

Phineas Clanton’s role is observational, his line—‘We’re early’—setting the stage for Ringo’s revelation. Physically, he is present but peripheral, his dialogue serving as a neutral marker of time rather than …

Phineas Clanton witnesses Billy’s death and breaks cover in horror, running around the back of a wagon and emerging in plain sight of Virgil Earp. He is gunned down in …

Phineas Clanton looks on in horror as Billy is killed, his shock turning to panic as he breaks cover and runs around the back of a wagon. He is cut …