Magnificent Seven

Magnificent Seven

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Seven guns-for-hire--each with unique skills--are recruited by an Indian village to help defend their people against a group of renegade ex-Confederate outlaws who will stop at nothing in their quest to invade the tribe's secret gold mine. They eventually settle in a small town and continue to perform good deeds for those who need help. Made-for-television, this western series was based on the 1960 classic film of the same name.
Actors and Key Contributors:  Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Robert Vaughn,

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KUROSAWA IN CHAPS

Rating of 5 out of 5.0 Written By Glenn A. Buttkus on 2002-10-03

Yul Brynner, back in the late 1950's, wanted to direct an American version of the SEVEN SAMURAI, as an western. So he bought up the movie rights. He wanted to cast Anthony Quinn in the lead, as Chris. Brynner had been directed by Quinn in the remake of THE BUCCANEER. Quinn would have been great as Chris, the leader of the Seven; and what a different film it would have been. But, alas, Brynner himself took the part, and put his own stamp of individuality on it. He walked like a cross between a panther and a ballet dancer; light on the balls of his feet. Ironically, as an actor, he was slow on the draw, and not used to Westerns. But artistically, this was never apparent in the finished film.

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