In Collection
#2823
Seen It:
Yes
USA / English
| Glenn Ford |
Ben Wade |
| Van Heflin |
Dan Evans |
| Leora Dana |
Mrs. Alice Evans |
| Robert Ellenstein |
Ernie Collins |
| Robert Emhardt |
Mr. Butterfield |
| Sheridan Comerate |
Bob Moons |
| Felicia Farr |
Emmy |
| Richard Jaeckel |
Charlie Prince |
| Henry Jones |
Alex Potter |
| George Mitchell |
Bartender |
| Director |
Delmer Daves; James Mangold |
| Producer |
Stuart M. Besser; David Heilweil |
| Writer |
Michael Brandt; Elmore Leonard |
Ben Wade (Glenn Ford) is the bad guy, and Dan Evans (Van Heflin) is the good guy. Wade has been apprehended and needs to be put on the train, the time and location of which is the name of the movie. Evans, a poor farmer who needs money fast, takes the job of guarding Wade and making sure he boards the train, while Wade's gang tries to prevent him from doing so. Much of the film takes place in a hotel room, in which the two main characters spar verbally and even physically up until they hear the train whistle and Evans tries to escort Wade to the train.
| Region |
Any Region |
| Screen Ratio |
1.85 Wide Screen / 1:1.85 (17.9) Theatrical widescreen |
| Subtitles |
None |
| Audio Tracks |
English |
| Layers |
Single Side, Single Layer |
| Nr of Disks/Tapes |
1 |
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