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3:10 to Yuma The Movie in Ansonia, CT

  • Genre: Western

    Synopsis:
    A rancher (Van Heflin) needing cash is hired to put an outlaw (Glenn Ford) on the train to Yuma prison.

    Release Date: 08/07/1957
    Running Time: 92

  • Cast:
    Dan Evans: Van Heflin,Ben Wade: Glenn Ford,Emmy: Felicia Farr,Mrs. Alice Evans: Leora Dana,Alex Potter, town drunk: Henry Jones,Charlie Prince: Richard Jaeckel,Mr. Butterfield, Stage Line Owner: Robert Emhardt,Bob Moons: Sheridan Comerate

    Crew:
    Director: Delmer Daves,Writer (Story): Elmore Leonard,Writer: Halsted Welles,Producer: David Heilweil,Original Music: George Duning,Original Music: Ned Washington,Cinematographer: Charles Lawton Jr.,Film Editor: Al Clark

    Production Companies:
    Columbia Pictures Corporation

    Distributors:
    Columbia Pictures

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