A Mexican revolutionary hires an American gunslinger to organize the rescue of their leader from a brutal Army prison.
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| George Kennedy | ... | Chris | |
| James Whitmore | ... | Levi | |
| Monte Markham | ... | Keno | |
| Reni Santoni | ... | Max | |
| Bernie Casey | ... | Cassie | |
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Scott Thomas | ... | P.J. |
| Joe Don Baker | ... | Slater | |
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Tony Davis | ... | Emil |
| Michael Ansara | ... | Col. Diego | |
| Frank Silvera | ... | Lobero | |
| Wende Wagner | ... | Tina | |
| Sancho Gracia | ... | Miguel | |
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Luis Rivera | ... | Lt. Prensa |
| George Rigaud | ... | Gabriel (as Jorge Rigaud) | |
| Fernando Rey | ... | Quintero | |
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A Mexican revolutionary hires an American gunslinger to organize the rescue of their leader from a brutal Army prison.
Plot Keywords:
sonora mexico | one armed gunfighter | two gun holster | gun holster | double gun holster |Taglines:
The Magnificent Seven are back - and they don't aim to please.Parents Guide:
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Country:
USARelease Date:
1 August 1969 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Revolveri sedmorice veličastvenih See more »Company Credits
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2.35 : 1
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Col. Diego: Where is the meeting?
Tortured Prisoner: In the church.
Col. Diego: Is Quintero with them?
Tortured Prisoner: Yes.
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Playing cards in the bar scene where the Seven are gambling with one another have numbers. The playing cards of the Old West did not have the number printed on them, only the symbols. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Col. Diego: Where is the meeting?
Tortured Prisoner: In the church.
Col. Diego: Is Quintero with them?
Tortured Prisoner: Yes.
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Essentially I agree with "palmer 4" on most of his major points. I am a huge fan of Yul Brynner's "Chris," and it took me some adjusting to accept George Kennedy in the same role, but I think Kennedy did a very good job. (And ultimately I just decided they weren't the same character, but that Kennedy was another Chris, perhaps mistakenly identified by the Reni Santoni character as the one Yul Brynner played.) Kennedy had a history of playing big dumb lugs, but in this role he showed he could play a big intelligent lug, and a charismatic leader. "GUNS" is far more entertaining than "RETURN" and superior on every level to the unfortunate, better-they-hadn't-made-it "RIDE." As "palmer" says, the members of the seven in "GUNS" are more interesting and have better chemistry than the members of the seven in the other sequels. (Although I liked the Claude Akins character in "RETURN" and think he would have fit in well with the original seven.) What makes "GUNS" the superior "Seven" sequel, above all else, is the humdinger climax, the attack on the prison-fortress. It was well thought-out and well-planned by the screenwriters and the director, and is almost as exciting as the climactic shoot-out in the original.