Broke small-time rancher Dan Evans is hired by the stagecoach line to put big-time captured outlaw leader Ben Wade on the 3:10 train to Yuma but Wade's gang tries to free him.
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| Complete credited cast: | |||
| Glenn Ford | ... | Ben Wade | |
| Van Heflin | ... | Dan Evans | |
| Felicia Farr | ... | Emmy | |
| Leora Dana | ... | Mrs. Alice Evans | |
| Henry Jones | ... | Alex Potter - Town Drunk | |
| Richard Jaeckel | ... | Charlie Prince | |
| Robert Emhardt | ... | Mr. Butterfield - Stage Line Owner | |
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Sheridan Comerate | ... | Bob Moons - Stage Driver's Brother |
| George Mitchell | ... | Bartender | |
| Robert Ellenstein | ... | Ernie Collins | |
| Ford Rainey | ... | Bisbee Marshal | |
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After outlaw leader Ben Wade is captured in a small town, his gang continue to threaten. Small-time rancher Dan Evans is persuaded to take Wade in secret to the nearest town with a railway station to await the train to the court at Yuma. Once the two are holed up in the hotel to wait it becomes apparent the secret is out, and a battle of wills starts. Written by Jeremy Perkins {J-26}
Plot Keywords:
yuma arizona | arizona | contention city arizona | yuma territorial prison | train |Taglines:
Drink the whisky... Love the woman... Try to stay alive till the 3:10 pulls out of town! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
September 1957 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Three Ten to Yuma See more »Edit
Box Office
Gross USA:
$1,850,000, 31 December 1957Company Credits
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Mono (Westrex Recording System)Color:
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Mr. Butterfield, Stage Line Owner: Let me warn you - I am Mr. Butterfield; this is my line, these are my passengers. You bother any of them, I'll hound you from here to kingdom come.
Ben Wade: Mr. Butterfield, we don't mean to bother anybody - we just mean to get what's under that tarpaulin up there, that's all
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by Ned Washington and George Duning
Sung by Frankie Laine
A Columbia Recording Artist
also performed by Norma Zimmer (uncredited)
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The theme song is sung by Frankie Laine. Well-known for singing the theme songs to westerns, and for having such sincerity in his voice when doing so, It was because of his very familiar contributions to westerns that Mel Brooks chose Laine to sing the theme for Blazing Saddles (1974). The inside joke was that Laine sang his heart out, never realizing that the lyrics were a spoof. See more »Goofs
When Dan is walking Wade across the street to the train station through the herd of cattle, they are walking forward. After the next cut they are walking backward. There was no transition between walking forward and walking backward to give a sense that they changed positions and direction. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Mr. Butterfield, Stage Line Owner: Let me warn you - I am Mr. Butterfield; this is my line, these are my passengers. You bother any of them, I'll hound you from here to kingdom come.
Ben Wade: Mr. Butterfield, we don't mean to bother anybody - we just mean to get what's under that tarpaulin up there, that's all
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Soundtracks
3:10 to Yumaby Ned Washington and George Duning
Sung by Frankie Laine
A Columbia Recording Artist
also performed by Norma Zimmer (uncredited)
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Christian Bale and Russell Crowe are going to have to perform feats of magic to beat this film. There is no doubt that they have picked one of the toughest westerns to beat in their remake.
There is shooting, but this is not a shoot-'em-up western. It is a thoughtful game of chess between a ruthless outlaw (Glenn Ford) and a farmer (Van Heflin). To see Ford, who we lost last year, try to buy Helflin (Johnny Eager, Shane), and see Heflin grow in courage was magnificent.
Every one else fades as these two play their game. The ending was terrific. I am anxious to see if they change it.