Kevin Jarre

And...

Basically, the way people were dressed or the design, the way people talked and everything all had to do with Kevin Jarre.

A

lot of the look of the movie, I think, had to do with George Cosmatos.

That's enough plot to get us to where we need to go, because the real booth cut starts behind the camera.

The screenplay was written by Kevin Jarre, who had written Glory.

Tombstone was supposed to become his directing debut, and Jarre did not come to the story casually.

Jeff Morey worked with Jarre on the film's history.

And I had no idea of how contentious this production was until I r- read that making of book because I just didn't know.

And to find out that this movie was, I don't want to say mostly shot, but very much shot by Kevin Jarre, the screenwriter of the film, and that this was...

Was this his directorial debut? And they-

Yeah

Jarr.

J-A-R-R-E, but Disney fired

him.

Okay.