The Magnificent Seven: What Happened To The Cast?

Dive into the post-'Magnificent Seven' journeys of the talented cast members from the 1960 classic as they continued to make their mark on the entertainment industry.

Yul Brynner ("Chris Adams"):

With a career highlighted by iconic roles such as 'The King and I' (1956), 'The Ten Commandments' (1956), and 'Anastasia' (1956), Yul Brynner, portraying the enigmatic leader "Chris Adams" in 'The Magnificent Seven', transitioned seamlessly into roles that showcased his enigmatic charm and powerful performances, becoming one of Hollywood's most revered actors.

Steve McQueen ("Vin Tanner"):

Known for his rugged charm and intense screen presence, Steve McQueen became an icon with career-defining roles in 'The Great Escape' (1963), 'Bullitt' (1968), and 'The Thomas Crown Affair' (1968), solidifying his status as one of Hollywood's most iconic leading men. McQueen mesmerized audiences as the cool and resourceful "Vin Tanner" in 'The Magnificent Seven'.

Charles Bronson ("Bernardo O'Reilly"):

Charles Bronson's stoic demeanor and tough-guy persona made him a formidable presence on screen, earning him a reputation as one of cinema's most prolific action stars. Highlights of his career include memorable performances in 'The Dirty Dozen' (1967), 'Once Upon a Time in the West"'(1968), and 'Death Wish' (1974). Bronson's portrayal of the sharpshooter "Bernardo O'Reilly" in 'The Magnificent Seven' left a lasting impact on audiences.

James Coburn ("Britt"):

James Coburn's suave charisma and distinctive voice captivated audiences, earning him critical acclaim and widespread recognition. He showcased his versatility with roles in 'The Great Escape' (1963), 'Our Man Flint' (1966), and 'Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid' (1973), establishing himself as a versatile and dynamic actor. Coburn's portrayal of the expert knife thrower "Britt" in 'The Magnificent Seven' remains unforgettable.

Robert Vaughn ("Lee"):

Robert Vaughn's suave sophistication and versatility as an actor allowed him to seamlessly transition between television and film. He captivated audiences with memorable roles in 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' (TV series, 1964-1968), 'Bullitt' (1968), and 'Superman III' (1983), leaving a lasting impact on both small and big screen productions. Vaughn brought depth to the character of "Lee," the troubled gunslinger, in 'The Magnificent Seven'.

Brad Dexter ("Harry Luck"):

Brad Dexter's strong presence and commanding performances made him a reliable character actor, often portraying tough and rugged characters. His career highlights include roles in 'Run Silent, Run Deep' (1958), 'The Asphalt Jungle' (1950), and 'The Naked Spur' (1953), leaving a lasting impression on audiences with his diverse range of roles. Dexter's portrayal of the strong and silent "Harry Luck" in 'The Magnificent Seven' added depth to the ensemble cast.

Horst Buchholz ("Chico"):

Horst Buchholz's charismatic charm and versatility as an actor allowed him to establish himself as an international star. He captivated audiences with memorable performances in 'One, Two, Three' (1961), and 'Life is Beautiful' (1997), showcasing his talent across multiple genres throughout his illustrious career. Buchholz's portrayal of the passionate and impulsive "Chico" endeared him to audiences in 'The Magnificent Seven'.