Corrected entry: When Brynner and McQueen are riding the funeral hearse and someone fires a gun at Brynner from a nearby building window, at first there's no noticeable change. Then, in the very next shot, Brynner's cigar is suddenly wrecked, supposedly from that single shot.
Bob Blumenfeld
26th Mar 2003
The Magnificent Seven (1960)
26th Mar 2003
The Magnificent Seven (1960)
Corrected entry: I find it very strange that none of the bandits recognized Buchholz when he went "undercover" and posed as one of them. They saw his face, he even spoke a few words, so why didn't they see at once that he was not one of them?
Correction: It was night at the encampment, and they were suspicious of him. He bluffed and pulled it off.
Correction: When the gun is fired, the view is from behind Yul Brynner and the cigar can't be seen. He doesn't flinch, but that is totally in character.
Bob Blumenfeld ★