Budd Boettticher, SEVEN MEN from NOW (1956, 78 Minutes)
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24 February 2015 (Series 30:5) Budd Boettticher, SEVEN MEN FROM NOW (1956, 78 minutes) Directed by Budd Boetticher Written by Burt Kennedy (original story and screenplay) Produced by Andrew V. McLaglen, Robert E. Morrison, and John Wayne Music by Henry Vars Cinematography by William H. Clothier Film Editing by Everett Sutherland Randolph Scott ... Ben Stride Gail Russell ... Annie Greer Lee Marvin ... Bill Masters Walter Reed ... John Greer John Larch ... Payte Bodeen Don 'Red' Barry ... Clete Fred Graham ... Henchman John Beradino ... Clint John Phillips ... Jed Chuck Roberson ... Mason Stuart Whitman ... Cavalry Lt. Collins Pamela Duncan ... Señorita Nellie Doors, 1945 Escape in the Fog, 1945 A Guy, a Gal and a Pal, Steve Mitchell ... Fowler 1944 The Missing Juror, and 1944 One Mysterious Night. Cliff Lyons ... Henchman Fred Sherman ... The Prospector William H. Clothier (cinematographer) (b. February 21, 1903 in Decatur, Illinois—d. January 7, 1996 (age 92) in Los Angeles, California) was the cinematographer for 60 films and television Budd Boetticher (director) (b. Oscar Boetticher Jr., July 29, shows, some of which are 1973 The Train Robbers, 1971 Big 1916 in Chicago, Illinois—d. November 29, 2001 (age 85) in Jake, 1970 Rio Lobo, 1970 Chisum, 1970 The Cheyenne Social Ramona, California) directed 45 films and television shows, Club, 1969 The Undefeated, 1967 The War Wagon, 1967 The including 1985 My Kingdom For..., 1972 Arruza, 1969 A Time Way West, 1965 Shenandoah, 1964 Cheyenne Autumn, 1964 A for Dying, 1960 Comanche Station, 1960 The Rise and Fall of Distant Trumpet, 1963 McLintock!, 1963 Donovan's Reef, 1962 Legs Diamond, 1959 Ride Lonesome, 1959 Westbound, 1957 The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, 1962 Merrill's Marauders, Decision at Sundown, 1957 The Tall T, 1956 Seven Men from 1961 The Comancheros, 1961 The Deadly Companions, 1960 Now, 1955 The Magnificent Matador, 1954 “Public Defender” The Alamo, 1959 The Horse Soldiers, 1958 China Doll, 1958 (TV Series, 6 episodes), 1953 East of Sumatra, 1953 Wings of Lafayette Escadrille, 1956 Man in the Vault, 1956 Gun the Man the Hawk, 1953 The Man from the Alamo, 1952 Horizons West, Down, 1956 Seven Men from Now, 1956 Good-bye, My Lady, 1952 Red Ball Express, 1952 The Cimarron Kid, 1951 1955 Gang Busters, 1955 The Sea Chase, 1954 Track of the Cat, Bullfighter and the Lady, 1950 The Three Musketeers, 1950 1952 Confidence Girl, 1950 Once a Thief, 1948 Sofia, 1948 Fort Killer Shark, 1949 The Wolf Hunters, 1948 Behind Locked Apache, 1944 The Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress, Boetticher—SEVEN MEN FROM NOW—2 and 1935 El ciento trece. He also worked as a member of the Leading Role for Cat Ballou (1965). He appeared in 107 films Camera and Electrical Department on 31 film and television and television shows, among them 1986 The Delta Force, 1985 projects. “The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission” (TV Movie), 1984 Dog Day, 1983 Gorky Park, 1980 The Big Red One, 1979 Avalanche Express, 1976 The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday, 1974 Klansman, 1973 The Iceman Cometh, 1973 Emperor of the North, 1972 Prime Cut, 1970 Monte Walsh, 1969 Paint Your Wagon, 1968 Hell in the Pacific, 1967 Point Blank, 1967 The Dirty Dozen, 1966 The Professionals, 1965 Ship of Fools, 1965 Cat Ballou, 1964 The Killers, 1963 Donovan's Reef, 1961-1962 “The Untouchables” (TV Series), 1962 “The Virginian” (TV Series), 1962 The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, 1962 “Bonanza” (TV Series), 1961 The Comancheros, 1954-1961 “General Electric Theater” (TV Series, 7 episodes), 1957-1960 “M Squad” (TV Series, 117 episodes), 1954-1959 “Schlitz Randolph Scott ... Ben Stride (b. George Randolph Scott, January 23, 1898 in Orange County, Virginia—d. March 2, 1987 (age 89) in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California) appeared in 105 films, among them 1962 Ride the High Country, 1960 Comanche Station, 1959 Ride Lonesome, 1958 Buchanan Rides Alone, 1957 Decision at Sundown, 1957 Shoot-Out at Medicine Bend, 1957 The Tall T, 1956 7th Cavalry, 1956 Seven Men from Now, 1955 Tall Man Riding, 1955 Ten Wanted Men, 1954 The Bounty Hunter, 1953 Thunder Over the Plains, 1953 The Man Behind the Gun, 1952 Carson City, 1951 Man in the Saddle, 1951 Fort Worth, 1951 Santa Fe, 1950 Colt .45, 1950 The Nevadan, 1949 The Doolins of Oklahoma, 1949 Canadian Pacific, 1948 Return of the Bad Men, 1948 Albuquerque, 1947 Gunfighters, 1946 Abilene Town, 1944 Belle of the Yukon, 1943 Playhouse” (TV Series), 1958 The Missouri Traveler, 1957 'Gung Ho!': The Story of Carlson's Makin Island Raiders, 1943 Raintree County, 1957 “Studio 57” (TV Series), 1956 The Rack, Corvette K-225, 1943 The Desperadoes, 1942 The Spoilers, 1942 1956 Attack, 1956 Seven Men from Now, 1955 I Died a To the Shores of Tripoli, 1941 Belle Starr, 1941 Western Union, Thousand Times, 1955 Pete Kelly's Blues, 1955 Not as a 1940 When the Daltons Rode, 1940 My Favorite Wife, 1940 Stranger, 1955 Violent Saturday, 1955 Bad Day at Black Rock, Virginia City, 1939 Frontier Marshal, 1939 Jesse James, 1938 1954 The Caine Mutiny, 1953 The Wild One, 1953 The Big Heat, The Texans, 1938 Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, 1937 High, 1953 Down Among the Sheltering Palms, 1953 Seminole, 1952 Wide, and Handsome, 1936 Go West Young Man, 1936 The Last Eight Iron Men, 1952 Hangman's Knot, 1952 We're Not of the Mohicans, 1935 She, 1935 Roberta, 1935 Home on the Married!, 1952 Hong Kong, 1951 You're in the Navy Now, 1950 Range, 1934 Wagon Wheels, 1934 The Last Round-Up, 1933 “The Big Story” (TV Series), and 1950 “Escape” (TV Series). Cocktail Hour, 1933 Murders in the Zoo, 1932 Wild Horse Mesa, 1932 Sky Bride, 1929 Dynamite, 1929 The Virginian, 1929 The Walter Reed ... John Greer (b. Walter Reed Smith, February Black Watch, 1929 The Far Call, and 1928 Sharp Shooters. 10, 1916 in Bainbridge Island, Washington—d. August 20, 2001 (age 85) in Santa Cruz, California) appeared in 206 films and Gail Russell ... Annie Greer (b. Elizabeth L. Russell, September television shows, some of which are 1972 “The Streets of San 21, 1924 in Chicago, Illinois—d. August 27, 1961 (age 36) in Francisco” (TV Series), 1969-1971 “Ironside” (TV Series), 1970 Los Angeles, California) appeared in 28 films and TV shows, Tora! Tora! Tora!, 1969 A Time for Dying, 1968 Panic in the including 1961 The Silent Call, 1958 No Place to Land, 1957 City, 1967 “Batman” (TV Series), 1966 The Oscar, 1965 The The Tattered Dress, 1956 Seven Men from Now, 1951 Air Cadet, Money Trap, 1965 Mirage, 1960-1964 “Lassie” (TV Series), 1950 The Lawless, 1950 Captain China, 1949 The Great Dan 1959-1964 “Wagon Train” (TV Series, 6 episodes), 1964 Where Patch, 1949 El Paso, 1949 Song of India, 1948 Wake of the Red Love Has Gone, 1964 Cheyenne Autumn, 1964 “Mister Ed” (TV Witch, 1948 Night Has a Thousand Eyes, 1947 Variety Girl, Series), 1964 The Carpetbaggers, 1962 How the West Was Won, 1947 Calcutta, 1947 Angel and the Badman, 1946 The 1962 “Bonanza” (TV Series), 1962 “Bronco” (TV Series), 1961 Bachelor's Daughters, 1946 Our Hearts Were Growing Up, 1945 “Sea Hunt” (TV Series), 1961 “Dennis the Menace” (TV Series), Duffy's Tavern, 1945 Salty O'Rourke, 1944 Our Hearts Were 1960 “Twilight Zone” (TV Series), 1960 “The Untouchables” Young and Gay, 1944 The Uninvited, 1944 Lady in the Dark, and (TV Series), 1958-1960 “Perry Mason” (TV Series), 1960 1943 Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour. Sergeant Rutledge, 1960 13 Fighting Men, 1959 “How to Marry a Millionaire” (TV Series), 1959 The Horse Soldiers, 1958 Lee Marvin ... Bill Masters (b. February 19, 1924 in New York “Mike Hammer” (TV Series), 1958 “Adventures of Superman” City, New York—d. August 29, 1987 (age 63) in Tucson, (TV Series), 1957 “M Squad” (TV Series), 1957 “Zane Grey Arizona) won the 1966 Academy Award for Best Actor in a Theater” (TV Series), 1957 The Helen Morgan Story, 1957 Boetticher—SEVEN MEN FROM NOW—3 “Have Gun - Will Travel” (TV Series), 1957 “The Adventures of report his findings to the producer—the mistakes his director Rin Tin Tin” (TV Series), 1957 “Gunsmoke” (TV Series, 8 makes, whether he’s getting behind schedule. I was no good; I episodes), 1957 Last of the Badmen, 1956 “Sergeant Preston of always took his side.” (This quotation and many others in this the Yukon” (TV Series), 1956 Emergency Hospital, 1956 Seven note are from an interview conducted by Bernard Tavernier for Men from Now, 1955-1956 “Buffalo Bill, Jr.” (TV Series, 7 Cahiers du Cinéma July 1964 and quoted in Jim Kitses’ BFI episodes), 1955 The Last Command, 1955 The Far Horizons, dossier Budd Boetticher: The Western, in a translation by Susan 1955 Hell's Island, 1953-1955 “The Lone Ranger” (TV Series), Bennett.) 1954 The High and the Mighty, 1954 Dangerous Mission, 1953 In 1944 Boetticher directed his own first movies as War Paint, 1953 The Man from the Alamo, 1953 Sangaree, 1952 Oscar Boetticher Jr.—One Mysterious Night, The Missing Juror, Thunderbirds, 1952 Horizons West, 1952 Red Ball Express, 1952 and Youth on Trial. One reviewer wrote of the first of these, a Bronco Buster, 1951 Submarine Command, 1951 Government Chester Morris thriller, that it “wasn’t released; it escaped”—a Agents vs Phantom Legion, 1950 Tripoli, 1950 Flying Disc Man comment that Boetticher says he “will die remembering.” The from Mars, 1950 The Eagle and the Hawk, 1950 Young Man with other two were apparently not much better, nor were the seven B a Horn, 1948 Return of the Bad Men, 1943 Bombardier, 1942 features Boetticher made between 1945 and 1950. Most of them Mexican Spitfire's Elephant, 1942 The Mayor of 44th Street, and were cut-rate thrillers, but one was a Western, Black Midnight 1929 Redskin.