3:10 to Yuma (1957)

Movie Details

Original Title 3:10 to Yuma

Original Language EN

Revenue $1,850,000

Status Released

Popularity 2.0

Cast

Glenn Ford

Ben Wade

Popularity: 1.6

Van Heflin

Dan Evans

Popularity: 1.5

Felicia Farr

Emmy

Popularity: 5.0

Leora Dana

Mrs. Alice Evans

Popularity: 0.3

Henry Jones

Alex Potter

Popularity: 0.8

Richard Jaeckel

Charlie Prince

Popularity: 2.1

Robert Emhardt

Mr. Butterfield

Popularity: 1.7

Sheridan Comerate

Bob Moons

Popularity: 0.1

George Mitchell

Bartender

Popularity: 1.5

Robert Ellenstein

Ernie Collins

Popularity: 1.5

Ford Rainey

Bisbee Marshal

Popularity: 0.4

Dorothy Adams

Mrs. Potter (uncredited)

Popularity: 0.6

Key Crew

Director Delmer Daves

Screenplay Halsted Welles

Producer David Heilweil

Editor Al Clark

Production

Columbia Pictures

Videos & Trailers

Heidi Honeycutt on 3:10 TO YUMA

Featurette

Official Trailer

Trailer

Three Reasons: 3:10 to Yuma

Featurette

Elmore Leonard on 3:10 to Yuma

Featurette

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Keywords

hotel small town arizona hunger ranch outlaw shootout black and white train bandit stagecoach based on short story drought 19th century

Reviews from TMDB

John Chard 9/10

Feb 9, 2017

Room 207 and the 3:10 To Yuma. Van Heflin plays rancher Dan Evans whose family and livelihood is at breaking point due to a devastating drought. Needing money fast, Evans gets thrown a financial lifeline when a reward is offered to escort a recently captured outlaw, Ben Wade (Glenn Ford), on to t ... Read more

Wuchak 7/10

May 9, 2018

A top 50’s Western with Glenn Ford only held back by the B&W photography RELEASED IN 1957 and directed by Delmer Daves, "3:10 to Yuma” is a Western about a struggling Arizona rancher, Dan Evans (Van Heflin), who has no choice but to hire-on as an escort of dangerous, but charismatic outlaw, B ... Read more

sykobanana 8/10

Aug 8, 2021

Interesting watch, especially after the remake (which improved on some plot holes). The first half is a "typical western" that you could easily see Wayne or Stewart in. But the second half (once they arrive in Contention), sees this turn into more of a psychological drama. Especially surprising ... Read more