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September 24, 2013 (XXVII:5) Delmer Daves, 3:10 to YUMA (1957, 92 Min) September 24, 2013 (XXVII:5) Delmer Daves, 3:10 TO YUMA (1957, 92 min) National Film Registry—2012 Directed by Delmer Daves Written by Halsted Welles (screenplay) and Elmore Leonard (story) Music by George Duning Cinematography by Charles Lawton Jr. Edited by Al Clark Glenn Ford...Ben Wade Van Heflin...Dan Evans Felicia Farr...Emmy Richard Jaeckel...Charlie Prince DELMER DAVES (director)(b. Delmer Lawrence Daves, July 24, 1904, San Francisco, California—d. August 17, 1977, La Jolla, California) Daves wrote 50 films, among them 1965 The Battle of the Villa Fiorita, 1964 Youngblood Hawke, 1963 Spencer's Alma, Michigan—d. January 24, 1990) wrote 44 films and Mountain, 1959 A Summer Place, 1957 An Affair to Remember television shows, including 1976 “Doctors' Hospital” (TV (screenplay), 1956 The Last Wagon (screenplay), 1955 White series), 1973-1974 “Kojak” (TV series), 1971-1973 “Rod Feather (screenplay), 1954 Drum Beat (screenplay and story), Serling's Night Gallery” (TV series), 1969 “Mannix” (TV series), 1947 Dark Passage (screenplay), 1943 Destination Tokyo 1966 “12 O'Clock High” (TV series), 1965-1966 “The (screenplay), 1943 Stage Door Canteen (screenplay), 1940 The Virginian” (TV series), 1959-1962 “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” Farmer's Daughter (story), 1936 The Petrified Forest (TV series), 1960 “Bonanza” (TV series), 1957 3:10 to Yuma (screenplay), 1932 Divorce in the Family (screenplay and story), (screenplay), 1957 “The George Sanders Mystery Theater” (TV and 1929 Queen Kelly. In addition to writing, Daves directed 30 series), 1957 “Playhouse 90” (TV series), 1955 “Lux Video films, including 1965 The Battle of the Villa Fiorita, 1964 Theatre” (TV series), and 1949 The Lady Gambles (adaptation). Youngblood Hawke, 1963 Spencer's Mountain, 1962 Rome Adventure, 1961 Susan Slade, 1961 Parrish, 1959 A Summer ELMORE LEONARD (writer, story) (b. Elmore John Leonard Jr., Place, 1959 The Hanging Tree, 1958 The Badlanders, 1958 October 11, 1925, New Orleans, Louisiana—d. August 20, 2013, Kings Go Forth, 1958 Cowboy, 1957 3:10 to Yuma, 1956 The Bloomfield Township, Michigan) 43 films and television shows, Last Wagon, 1956 Jubal, 1954 Drum Beat, 1954 Demetrius and including 2013 Life of Crime (novel: The Switch), 2010-2014 the Gladiators, 1953 Never Let Me Go, 1953 Treasure of the “Justified” (TV series, 53 episodes), 2012 Freaky Deaky (novel), Golden Condor, 1952 Return of the Texan, 1951 Bird of 2009 Sparks (story), 2008 Killshot (novel), 2008 The Tonto Paradise, 1950 Broken Arrow, 1949 Task Force, 1949 A Kiss in Woman (story), 2008 “The 2007 Academy Award Nominated the Dark, 1948 To the Victor, 1947 Dark Passage, 1947 The Red Short Films: Live Action,” 2007 3:10 to Yuma (short story), 2005 House, 1945 Pride of the Marines, 1944 Hollywood Canteen, Be Cool (novel), 2003-2004 “Karen Sisco” (TV series), 2004 The 1944 The Very Thought of You, and 1943 Destination Tokyo. Big Bounce (novel), 1998 “Maximum Bob” (TV series), 1998 Out of Sight (novel), 1997 Jackie Brown (novel: Rum Punch), HALSTED WELLES (writer, screenplay) (b. December 29, 1906, 1997 “Gold Coast” (TV movie) (novel), 1997 “Pronto” (TV Daves—3:10 TO YUMA—2 movie) (book), 1997 Touch (novel), 1997 “Last Stand at Saber cinematographer for 113 films, including 1967 Oh Dad, Poor River” (TV movie) (novel), 1995 Get Shorty (novel), 1992 “Split Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad, Images” (TV movie) (novel), 1990 Border Shootout (novel The 1965 A Rage to Live, 1964 Youngblood Hawke, 1964 Ensign Law at Randado), 1989 “Desperado: Badlands Justice” (TV Pulver, 1963 Spencer's Mountain, 1962 13 West Street, 1962 movie), 1989 Cat Chaser (novel and screenplay), 1989 Rome Adventure, 1961 Two Rode Together, 1961 A Raisin in the “Desperado: The Outlaw Wars” (TV movie), 1988 “Glitz” (TV Sun, 1960 The Wackiest Ship in the Army, 1960 Comanche movie) (novel), 1988 “Desperado: Avalanche at Devil's Ridge” Station, 1960 Man on a String, 1959 The Gene Krupa Story, (TV movie), 1988 “The Return of Desperado” (TV movie), 1987 1958 The Last Hurrah, 1958 Cowboy, 1957 3:10 to Yuma, 1956 The Rosary Murders, 1987 “Desperado” (TV movie), 1986 52 Jubal, 1955 My Sister Eileen, 1955 The Long Gray Line, 1953 Pick-Up (novel and screenplay), 1985 Stick (novel and Miss Sadie Thompson, 1952 Paula, 1952 Boots Malone, 1951 screenplay), 1984 The Ambassador (novel: 52 Pick-Up), 1980 Man in the Saddle, 1951 Santa Fe, 1950 Kill the Umpire, 1949 “High Noon, Part II: The Return of Will Kane” (TV movie), Tokyo Joe, 1949 The Doolins of Oklahoma, 1947 The Lady from 1974 Mr. Majestyk, 1972 Joe Kidd, 1971 Valdez Is Coming Shanghai, 1947 Her Husband's Affairs, 1946 The Walls Came (novel), 1970 The Moonshine War (novel and screenplay), 1969 Tumbling Down, 1946 Perilous Holiday, 1945 Brewster's The Big Bounce (novel), 1967 Hombre (novel), 1957 3:10 to Millions, 1944 See Here, Private Hargrove, 1942 Joe Smith, Yuma (story), 1957 The Tall T (story), and 1956 “Schlitz American, 1942 The Vanishing Virginian, 1941 Maisie Was a Playhouse” (TV series). In addition, he was the executive Lady, 1940 Hullabaloo, 1939 Nick Carter, Master Detective, and producer on 5 projects for TV and film, including 2010-2013 1937 My Dear Miss Aldrich. “Justified” (TV series), 2008 Killshot, 2005 Be Cool, and 1997 Jackie Brown. GLENN FORD...Ben Wade (b. Gwyllyn GEORGE DUNING Samuel Newton Ford, (original music) (b. May 1, 1916 Sainte- February 25, 1908, Christine-d'Auvergne, Richmond, Indiana—d. Portneuf, Québec, February 27, 2000, San Canada—d. August 30, Diego, California) was a 2006, Beverly Hills, Los member of music Angeles, California) departments on 264 film appeared in 109 films and and television projects, TV shows, including among them 2004 “Star 1991 “Final Verdict” (TV Trek New Voyages: movie), 1991 Raw Nerve, Phase II” (TV series), 1990 Border Shootout, 1997 “Law & Order” 1980 Day of (TV series), 1983 “Zorro Resurrection, 1979 The and Son” (TV series), 1980 “Top of the Hill” (TV movie), 1978 Visitor, 1978 Superman, 1976-1977 “Once an Eagle” (TV mini- “Child of Glass” (TV movie), 1978 “Walt Disney's Wonderful series, 7 episodes), 1976 Midway, 1975 “The Family Holvak” World of Color” (TV series), 1977 “The Father Knows Best (TV series, 10 episodes), 1971-1972 “Cade's County” (TV series, Reunion” (TV movie), 1975 “The Abduction of Saint Anne” (TV 24 episodes), 1966 Is Paris Burning?, 1965 The Money Trap, movie), 1971-1974 “The Partridge Family” (TV series, 23 1964 Fate Is the Hunter, 1964 Advance to the Rear, 1963 The episodes), 1971 “Black Noon” (TV movie), 1969 “Then Came Courtship of Eddie's Father, 1962 The Four Horsemen of the Bronson” (TV series), 1967-1968 “Star Trek” (TV series), 1964 Apocalypse, 1961 Pocketful of Miracles, 1958 Cowboy, 1957 “Slattery's People” (TV series), 1963 Toys in the Attic, 1963 Don't Go Near the Water, 1957 3:10 to Yuma, 1956 The Island of Love, 1961 Sail a Crooked Ship, 1960 The World of Teahouse of the August Moon, 1956 The Fastest Gun Alive, 1956 Suzie Wong, 1960 Let No Man Write My Epitaph, 1960 All the Jubal, 1955 Blackboard Jungle, 1954 Human Desire, 1953 The Young Men, 1959 The Wreck of the Mary Deare, 1959 The Last Big Heat, 1951 The Redhead and the Cowboy, 1946 Gilda, 1942 Angry Man, 1958 Bell Book and Candle, 1958 Cowboy, 1957 The Adventures of Martin Eden, 1940 Men Without Souls, and The Brothers Rico, 1957 Jeanne Eagels, 1957 3:10 to Yuma, 1940 Convicted Woman. 1956 Storm Center, 1955 Picnic, 1955 My Sister Eileen, 1955 The Man from Laramie, 1955 The Long Gray Line, 1953 Salome, VAN HEFLIN...Dan Evans (b. Emmett Evan Heflin Jr., 1953 Last of the Comanches, 1951 The Barefoot Mailman, 1951 December 13, 1910, Walters, Oklahoma—d. July 23, 1971, Lorna Doone, 1950 Harriet Craig, 1949 Jolson Sings Again, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California) won the 1943 Academy 1949 The Doolins of Oklahoma, 1949 Johnny Allegro, 1947 Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in Johnny Eager Johnny O'Clock, 1946 The Jolson Story, 1945 Eadie Was a Lady, (1941). He appeared in 66 films and TV movies, including 1971 1944 Kansas City Kitty, and 1943 Around the World. “The Last Child” (TV movie), 1970 “Neither Are We Enemies” (TV movie), 1970 Airport, 1969 The Big Bounce, 1967 The Man CHARLES LAWTON JR. (cinematography, director of Outside, 1966 Stagecoach, 1965 Once a Thief, 1965 The photography) (b. April 6, 1904, Los Angeles, California—d. Greatest Story Ever Told, 1960 Under Ten Flags, 1959 They July 11, 1965, Pacific Palisades, California) was the Came to Cordura, 1958 Tempest, 1958 Gunman's Walk, 1957 Daves—3:10 TO YUMA—3 3:10 to Yuma, 1956 Patterns, 1955 Battle Cry, 1953 Shane, 1952 The family’s intimate involvement with Western history My Son John, 1951 Tomahawk, 1949 Madame Bovary, 1947 continued into Delmer Daves’ generation—before he was a year Green Dolphin Street, 1947 Possessed, 1946 The Strange Love of old he and his parents were evacuated from San Francisco by Martha Ivers, 1941 Johnny Eager, 1940 Santa Fe Trail, and refugee train after the great earthquake of 1905. The family 1937 The Outcasts of Poker Flat. settled in Los Angeles, where Daves made his movie debut at the age of ten in a movie starring the future director Robert Z. FELICIA FARR...Emmy (b. Olive Dines, October 4, 1932, Leonard. Occasional bit parts followed during his years at Los Westchester County, New York) appeared in 41 films and TV Angeles public schools and at Polytechnic High School, but at shows, including 1986 That's Life!, 1975 “Harry O” (TV series), that period Daves planned a career in civil engineering.
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