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The names of most characters in the movies differ from those in the story, save that of Charlie Prince, a character in each version. Anthologies [ edit ] The story is collected in The Complete Western Stories of Elmore Leonard [1] as well as in the selection of Leonard's stories titled Three-Ten to Yuma and Other Stories .
- March 1953
- United States
- Dime Western Magazine
- English
Charles Prince swearing revenge after Ben Wade is arrested.This town's gonna burn!! You know, for a one leg rancher, he's one tough son of a b**ch. Charlie's last words to Ben Wade before his death. Charlie Prince is the main antagonist of the Western short story 3:10 to Yuma and its films, serving as the right-hand man of Ben Wade. He was portrayed by Ben Foster, who also portrtayed Marshall ...
Jul 8, 2023 · Nevertheless, in the face of victory, Dan gets shot in the back by Charlie Prince, Ben’s right-hand man. Ben, who watches the life drain out of Dan’s eyes, is devastated at the loss. Although Ben is usually composed and calm, there’s a rage simmering underneath that unlocks after Dan’s death.
Charlie Prince : [to the townsfolk firing at both fugitives] Not the black hat! The rancher, you dumb shits! The rancher! Charlie Prince : Morning, Pinkerton. Name's Charlie Prince. I expect you heard of me. Byron McElroy : Well, I heard of a balled-up whore named Charlie Princess.
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Sep 2, 2007 · Ben Foster Talks 3:10 to Yuma [Exclusive] ... Ben Foster plays the outlaw Charlie Prince, the right-hand-man to Russell Crowe's character, Ben Wade. ... because there was a 'prince' and 'princess ...
Charlie Prince is an outlaw highwayman and the right-hand man of the outlaw Ben Wade ( Glenn Ford in 1957 and Russell Crowe in 2007) and his gang. Unlike other characters, Prince appears in both films. Prince is portrayed as a cold-blooded killer who attacks people for merely insulting him.
