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3:10 to Yuma

Year:

1957

Duration:

92 min

Genres:

Drama | Thriller | Western

IMDB rate:

7.6

Director:

Delmer Daves

Awards:

Nominated for BAFTA Film Award. Another 2 wins & 1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1957-09-13

Filming Locations: Yuma, Arizona, USA

Earnings

Gross: $1,850,000 (USA) ( 1957)

Cast

Actor

Character

Glenn Ford

3:10 to Yuma

Felicia Farr

3:10 to Yuma

Van Heflin

Dan Evans

Leora Dana

Mrs. Alice Evans

Henry Jones

Alex Potter, town drunk

Richard Jaeckel

Charlie Prince

Robert Emhardt

Mr. Butterfield, Stage Line Owner

Sheridan Comerate

Bob Moons (Stagedriver's Brother)

George Mitchell

Bartender

Robert Ellenstein

Ernie Collins

Ford Rainey

Bisbee Marshal

Dorothy Adams

Mrs. Potter (uncredited)

Jimmie Booth

Wade Henchman (uncredited)

Danny Borzage

Townsman (uncredited)

John L. Cason

Wade Henchman (uncredited)

Woody Chambliss

Blacksmith (uncredited)

Barry Curtis

Mathew Evans

Richard Devon

Wade Henchman (uncredited)

William Dyer Jr.

Townsman (uncredited)

Frank Hagney

Townsman in Contention (uncredited)

Bill Hale

Dave Keene (uncredited)

Jerry Hartleben

Mark Evans

Joe Haworth

Wade Henchman (uncredited)

Robert 'Buzz' Henry

Wade Henchman (uncredited)

Tex Holden

One-Legged Man (uncredited)

Fred Marlow

Townsman (uncredited)

Tony Mayo

Wade Henchman (uncredited)

Erwin Neal

Wade Henchman (uncredited)

Jerry Oddo

Wade Henchman (uncredited)

William Rhinehart

Townsman (uncredited)

Boyd Stockman

Bill Moons

Guy Teague

Orin Keene (uncredited)

Guy Wilkerson

Hotel Proprietor-Bartender (uncredited)

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Trivia

This film, along with the equally allegorical High Noon (1952), was a deciding factor in making Howard Hawks create Rio Bravo (1959), a return to more optimistic, less revisionist Westerns.

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Average Shot Length = ~6.4 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~6.6 seconds.

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Goofs

When Charlie comes to the saloon to warn Ben that lawmen are coming, he places his hands on the top of the doors. It then cuts to an exterior view of the doors, and Charlie's hands are not visible.

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The steam locomotive pulling the train to Yuma is clearly of early 1900's vintage. The engine has a steel cab, electric headlight, and other applications that were not available or in common practice in the 1880's.

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As the characters ride into Contention City, modern telephone poles are visible in the background.

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Quotes

Ben Wade: What are you squeezin' that watch for? Squeezin' that watch ain't gonna stop time.

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Bisbee Marshal: Do I have two volunteers?

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Ben Wade: I mean, I don't go around just shootin' people down... I work quiet, like you.

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