William H. 'Billy the Kid' Bonney is a character based from a real-life historical figure in the 1988 western/action film 'Young Guns' and the sequel, 'Young Guns 2'.
William still daunting the mob outside while the house is on fire and wanting...
William explains to the regulators the test it is to find a way into Mexico w...
William believes that they can take out Murphy and with that win this war, Do...
William yelling at Colonel Dudley to kiss his ass.
William telling Charley to snap out of it if he ever wants to see his wife.
William offering Alex a gun but Alex refuses and jokes because it would negat...
After William shoots Charley Crawford he taunts Peppin.
William still thinks he can take the entire mob on.
Doc wants to know from William what he's planning on doing. William is still ...
William letting the mob know he's inside and takes cover right before they op...
William finding out that they are surrounded on all sides by Murphy men and J...
William wants to get Alex out of town because if they end up killing him he w...
William trying to get Alex to run out of town before Murphy's men get there t...
William recommends to Charley to stay with his wife instead of going to rescu...
William asking Pat if he is still his friend with his back to him.
Pat informs William that Murphy is planning an ambush on Alex McSween and he ...
William wants to know how Pat found him. Pat tells William that he's a tracke...
Pat Garrett finds William in Juarez because he was going back to Louisiana.
William gets his hat to kid and tell them to tell others he got it from Billy...
At the end of his letter, William changes his mind and tells the governor to ...
William dictating a letter to the governor thanks to Doc. while William sits ...
William points out to them that they're testing themselves whether they know ...
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