Return of the Seven (1966) | |
| Director(s) | Burt Kennedy |
| Producer(s) | Robert Goodstein (associate), Ted Richmond |
| Top Genres | Western |
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Return of the Seven (1966) was a Western Film directed by Burt Kennedy and produced by Robert Goodstein and Ted Richmond.
Academy Awards 1966 --- Ceremony Number 39 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Music - Scoring | Elmer Bernstein | Nominated |
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Chris:
I'm not a religious man, Father, but I'll tell you this: they need you... more now than ever.
Priest: I've failed them.
Chris: You failed yourself. You got knocked down. Get up, Father... at least as far as your knees!
Chris: He's fast!
Frank: As fast as you are?
Chris: I'd hate to have to live on the difference.
Vin: I heard you were riding shotgun for the Overland Stage.
Chris: I was. My doctor told me to quit. For my health.
Vin: Why?
Chris: Too much lead in the air.
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Priest: I've failed them.
Chris: You failed yourself. You got knocked down. Get up, Father... at least as far as your knees!
Chris: He's fast!
Frank: As fast as you are?
Chris: I'd hate to have to live on the difference.
Vin: I heard you were riding shotgun for the Overland Stage.
Chris: I was. My doctor told me to quit. For my health.
Vin: Why?
Chris: Too much lead in the air.
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Facts about
The second in the original series of four "Magnificent Seven" movies.
Although this film revisits the village from the first movie, it was shot in Spain, not Mexico. Among the many reasons were the difficulties that occurred between the American filmmakers and the Mexican crew and government censors during the shooting of the first film.
Yul Brynner insisted he would only make this film if Steve McQueen was not involved. McQueen felt the plot was too absurd and for this, and other reasons, was not interested anyway.
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Although this film revisits the village from the first movie, it was shot in Spain, not Mexico. Among the many reasons were the difficulties that occurred between the American filmmakers and the Mexican crew and government censors during the shooting of the first film.
Yul Brynner insisted he would only make this film if Steve McQueen was not involved. McQueen felt the plot was too absurd and for this, and other reasons, was not interested anyway.
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