topbreaks featured in movies

[kcub]

I started this thread to find some I haven't yet seen as I always like to see 'em.
I also like to see how they affect the owner character. 
Is it used to define him/her as an outsider, a misfit, a loner, or someone who marches to a different drummer.

Plenty of low slow ones over the plate, so knock 'em out o' the park, folks.

[Old No7]

For starters, I think there was "The Schofield Kid" in the movie "Unforgiven".

But to me, the BEST use of Schofields in a movie has to be "3:10 to Yuma" (the recent remake) -- with the nice pair carried (to great effect) by Charlie Prince.

Here's a link to his gear on YouTube:


Old No7

[Sir Charles deMouton-Black]

Shanghai Noon;

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/Shanghai_Noon#Smith_.26_Wesson_Schofield

BUT:  This better than S&Ws;

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[John Smith]

If you like Webleys there's "Zulu", and "The Good, The Bad, and The Weird". just off the top of my head.  Of course my favorite has always been the Webley-Fosbery Automatic Revolver" in "The Maltese Falcon".

[Montana Slim]

"Legend of the Fall". Scenes with the "gentleman's gun"...this is what you want boy.

Slim

[Will Ketchum]

Sam Elliott, carries one in "Conagher".  Which is one of my favorites.

Will Ketchum

[The Elderly Kid]

Warren Beatty carried some sort of European topbreak in "McCabe and Mrs. Miller." Sean Connery carried a Webley-Fosberry automatic revolver in "Zardoz." Brian Keith trained Steve McQueen on a S&W in "Nevada Smith."

[Slow Motion Bob]

In the Movie Crossfire Trail has Tom Selleck alias Rafe Covington an Schofield Revolver.



Here is a Trailer from Crossfire Trail but you can not see in Trailer the Shofield  [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBIxJ4fiw9U[/youtube]

Greetings from Germany

Bob

[Regret Chancy]

Sam Elliott, carries one in "Conagher".  Which is one of my favorites.

Will Ketchum

No offense meant but that was a Smith and Wesson no. 3 Russian.
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[Regret Chancy]

There is a rather sucky Frank and Jesse James movie called "American Bandits" where both carry Schofields. A Lou Diamond Phillips movie called "The Trail to Hope Rose". I am sure I know of more but those are 2 and another not mentioned was "Tombstone" where Virgil Earp (Sam Elliot) carried a Schofield.
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[Harley Starr]

Randy Quaid as John Wesley Hardin used a nickel plated top break in Streets of Laredo.