John Wayne's company, Batjac, produced this film and he had planned to play the lead. He didn't because after preproduction had already started, John Ford contacted the Duke with a new project called The Searchers, which Wayne opted to star in instead. Since money was already being spent to make "Seven Men From Now", it could not be stopped without losing that money. John Wayne asked Randolph Scott to play the lead in his place. - IMDb Trivia
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Rohit
John Wayne's company, Batjac, produced this film and he had planned to play the lead. He didn't because after preproduction had already started, John Ford contacted the Duke with a new project called The Searchers, which Wayne opted to star in instead. Since money was already being spent to make "Seven Men From Now", it could not be stopped without losing that money. John Wayne asked Randolph Scott to play the lead in his place. - IMDb TriviaDan Bull
The scene where Lee Marvin taunts Walter Reed and Randolph Scott through his suggestive conversation with Gail Russell is painfully tense.neocowboy
Worth it for the scene where Lee Marvin belittles the husband in front his wife with such thinly veiled distain.MilenaFlaherty
Beautiful, tragic Gail Russell.ClassicLady
Lee Marvin is one mean son-of-a-gun! Randolph Scott is fast becoming one of my idols. Wish I had learned to like Westerns a long time ago.locovoco
Did I miss something during the movie? I coulda swore those seven men were from Silver Springs.....frodon
Surprisingly few checks on this one. Great little B-Western...