`  == Dramatizations == I think it is worth mentioning that, although the shootout at the OK Corral has been depicted in more than a dozen movies, seldom has it been presented accurately.  In a number of films, the shootout is at dawn, the corral is in the middle of nowhere and surrounded by nothing but cactus and tumbleweed.  The relative position, equipment, and even number of participants - not to mention the number and identity of the casualties - are almost always contrary to fact. For example, the famous 1957 movie has Wyatt (Burt Lancaster) chase one of the Cowboys into a nearby house and shoot him on an upper floor!  Someone with too much time on his hands could patch together clips from several movies to have a Youtube video showing how different various dramatizations have been.     ¶  Oddly enough, one of the more accurate dramatizations of the gunfight and the events leading up to it was, surprisingly, in the Hugh O'Brian TV series in 1961 - and included in a TV clip-show movie in 1994.  Even that dramatization could not avoid one serious defect - the actual youthfulness of the Earp gang (Wyatt was 33, Holliday was 30).    :It would be nice to have an embedded list (WP:EMBED) at the end of the article, but it's beyond this articles calling to critique them all. It's rather obvious why these things are not very accurate we don't really know exactly what happened, but we do know that it all happened in about half a minute. Not much time there for dramatization, unless you do it in slo-mo.  `