I have read a report that when McQueen was nearing the end in his cancer battle in 1980 that he called Brynner and the 2 made their peace with each other. Supposedly Steve told Yul that he realized that Yul could have had him fired from the movie and apologized for his own bad behavior. Yul was gracious and told him "I am the King and you are the rebel prince. Every bit as royal and as dangerous to cross". Hope the story is true and if it is it's extremely poignant. McQueen would soon die in 1980 of cancer and Yul would do the same 5 years later. Yul supposedly smoked, get this, 5 packs of cigarettes a day. Ugh. And to his credit he insisted a commercial be shown after his death. He told everyone "Now that I'm gone, listen to me: Don't smoke. Ever". Sad.
Wow! I remembered when McQueen died, l was in the 7th grade back in Detroit. And he said his good-byes on the radio station there. My whole family sat through the whole thing, sadden. Til this day, I still enjoy watching the Blob! The remake was terrible though! Nothing like Steve McQueen!
yes I read that about McQueen phoning Yul Brynner , making peace, apologising for being a pain in the butt during filming, and thanking him for giving him his big break in movies, McQueen had only months to live when he reached out to Brynner, it is a true story.
I was privilaged to see Yol Brynner in the revival of "The King And I". He took several curtain calls with the entire cast. For the last one he came out by himself and, after standing for a moment, he thrust his arms wide in the air. The house went NUTS! Great actor.
Their chemistry in the movie was flawless and so captivating. Two gorgeous and charismatic alphas. They could have made a series of movies together, and all of them would have been iconic. Its funny that 35+ years after first watching the movie I found out that they annoyed one another. I would never have guessed.
A classic movie. Steve McQueen and Yul Brunner were both jealous of each, Bad Boy vs Diva and made the film work. The other actors were focus on the movie, they were more professional than the other two. Coburn, Wallach, Bronson, Vaughn and the great actors made the movie a classic to this day. Most of them have passed away and left a legacy on the Western genre. It was remade again and was a good movie as well. A test of egos type of video, RIH to who have passed, Condolences 💐 to their families.
Love the magnificent seven it's one of my favorite westerns. I also loved westworld where he reprised his role of Chris from M7 as an evil robot version of the character. I'll always regret that I did not go to see him when the king and I played Pittsburgh in the early 80's.
Miku - I thought the ads for The King and I stage production were corny, about seeing a legend, but I did see him on stage. I was then shocked when he passed away a short while later. I didn't even know he was sick. I guess in retrospect the ads were on target. He was a legend. RIP, You Brynner. You were one of a kind.
Thats ridiculous. Both actors had great presence, and were able to equally portray a character without saying a word. The fact that McQueen was able to do that as an action hero makes todays action stars seem one dimensional.
Magnificent 7 is one of my favorite Movies. I was just a kid when Steve McQueen use to come by our Apt. to see my 2 Uncles Paul n Nick Bontempi as the 3 of them were in the Service together and all 3 went AWOL one time. Steve McQueen got my Uncles that happened to be Identical Twins a bit part on that TV Series he was doing at the time. This was like 1959-1960. Anyways I remember he came by the Apt. Building in his New Red Sports Car and us kids were playing kick ball and I went over and sat on his Car and he started yelling to get off his car, don’t know what he expected when he’s the one that parked that car in an Apt. Building where about 15 kids were playing kick ball. Yes even as a kid I remember him always being full of himself. His Son was the same way. As we got older now like 17-18 yrs.old we use to go to this Beach in Malibu called Paradise Cove and one day we went there so some of the guys could Surf and the girls hung out up on the Sand, Steve McQueens Son tried to tell us to leave that his Father Owned the Beach and we had to leave. We all started laughing at him and he got mad thinking he was so tough that he came up on the Beach and one of our friends punched him and practically knocked him out. We were all training at Chuck Norris Karate Studios and Chad McQueen was getting private lessons but he was not that good and basically got his Ass handed to him. Yes Chad McQueen was a loud mouth arrogant Idiot sort of like his father.
Besides being out of shape and in declining health during the final years of his life Steve McQueen had trouble getting work because his peers in Hollywood got sick of him and his attitude.
Egos can be an incredibly destructive thing ! Here are two extremely excellent examples of exactly that ! Especially when you throw in a bit of "little man" syndrome for good measure ! Each of these gentlemen had their own set of talent, none of which were anything close to being at all similar ! If anything, they may have enhanced each other in some unique ways ! Obviously, the director recognized that ! I have to say, I never knew either of them weren't incredibly tall ! But EXTREMELY surprised that Steve McQueen was only 5'8" ! Hmmm ! Definitely enjoy your informative bits of details !
@@angelasmith3967 Thanks for your reply Angela ! 😉 I really hadn't paid that much attention, until just lately ! I now see that Tom Cruise is also not very tall either, and has not only worn higher heels, but lifts inside his shoes as well ! I have a thought on that subject, well, maybe my opinion. But I wonder if most kids that aren't very tall, or large in stature, don't end up going out for sports during their high school years, and end up in things like drama clubs, and high school plays, which in some cases ignite a passion in them to want to take it farther ! And in those incredibly rare cases, launch them into mega stardom ! Had John Wayne not gotten injured body surfing, with a significant shoulder and collar bone injury, which caused him to lose his college scholarship, he would have been a college football athlete, and may have never gotten into acting ! He was a big strapping kid, who had a strong back, and ended up working as a prop boy moving movie set props for John Ford, and the rest, as they say is history, Ya, history that became movie magic because of what John Ford saw in him, and put him out in front of the camera, and not moving movie props ! See, here I go, rambling on ! Hope you have a wonderful day ! 🌻
@@quadsman11yes, l knew Tom Cruise was short. And John Wayne was rather big. You're not rambling. I appreciate your information. You have a wonderful day, too. 🙂🙏🏽🌹
I find the remake of the “Magnificent Seven” to be quite good. However Yul, and Steve can’t be matched. There are truly not men like them anymore, may they both rest in Peace.
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Kids! What can you do?😡😡🤣 Both fantastic actors in their own right. I’m a huge Steve McQueen fan like many but Yul certainly had a great presence too!👍🏼
As much as I like McQueen he didn’t have near the presence and command the Yul. They made up years ago son this is old news. Although Yul physically intimidated McQueen.
As James Garner pointed out, McQueen was a Poseur and not an Actor. He spoke few words while acting and used his eyebrows and eyes a lot. Yul Brenner was an Actor, who came from and went back to Broadway after his Movie career. But here is the real story. McQueen got a previous role as a Car driver in a movie with Frank Sinatra. The reason, Sinatra got pissed off by Sammy Davis Junior, who was supposed to get that role, made a public joke about him. The film director was impressed with McQueen and then put him as a lead actor in the Magnificent Seven. From that role, McQueen went to the "A List" of Movie stars. Of course he picked his Movies well as many were Box Office Mega Hits. If you look at his hits, "The Thomas Crown Affair, Bullit and the Great Escape", he spoke few words, used his eyes and facial expressions and physical stances well before the camera.
I have this movie. As far as i'm concerned it is one of the best westerns ever, although not the best, but right up their. I saw the remakes of the Magnificent Seven, and to be truthfully honest, they were terrible. Can't understand why two top actors can't get along on the set. They were both established actors in their own right. The movie had an all star cast and they all did an excellent job. I don't think any of them are still around, but they all did an excellent job.
I loved Your brother in the older movie, West World. It was a cowboy and middle ages it was a bunch of very realistic robots that make up each world. You can carry a gun that doesn’t fire at anyone with body heat. You can walk around and go up to the women that are robots and do what you want. And you can have a showdown and always win. But tings aren’t working right and the robots are not doing what they don’t work right. The robot you Bruno. He remembered the man who shot him and chased him through the whole West world and the medieval place was breaking down soon so all these people in the camper nice vacation lined it up having always Cowboys will be guns on medieval warrior sword sword thing to take their lives! It’s a great movie.
I liked Yul with Robert Fuller He was a Good actor and just plain himself and Yul liked him very much he didn’t do stupid stunts and they turned out an excellent movie and I noticed how more relaxed Yul was not having to be a Denfense actor but act way he wanted!!
The information in this video is quite interesting. A lot about actors such as Yul and Steve is never even thought about as we watch them in movies...🤔
Steve Mcqueen was way out of line on the set of Magnificent Seven. Yul Breyenr was an established star and Steve Mcqueen was new and had yet to pay his dues. I have read he finally called Yul Breyner and made a long overdue apology. HE should have done it sooner.
My first time I heard of this movie. The King. .. I Never ! Really kept up with Yul I am to young to remember most of his movie roles. Except I did see Yul in The Ten Commandments . I was fascinated obsessed with his character. Strong mean, very cold hearted. Stubbornness! Extremely !! Sexy masculinity! He is one of the reasons I have seen the movie. 3-- 4x . The 10 Commandments.. And of course Charleston Heston. Yul was magnificent . I was astounded by his character. 👌 😍 😊 In the late. 1970s. I saw this movie . For the first time.
Well McQueen didn’t like Garner, Newman, or any other big actor who could upstage him. He was an azz and badazz and probably jerk but we all liked his performances anyway. Just enjoy the fantasy movies and don’t look into personal factors. Most actors didn’t have great character anyway. They did acting bec they couldn’t do anything else, took the long shot, and made it. Thats all. They aren’t heroes in reality, if people care about reality.
Clash of egoes obviously the casting People cant tell beforehand who Will or wont get on! No mention of how the japanese Actors fared on the seven samurai Maybe they were more professional!
I never liked these two. They had both egos the size of the Milky way, they thought both they were God"s gift to mankind, Gimmeabreak, They were actors, just actors...! Just like the court jesters of the Middle Ages.
I agree to some degree. But Steve McQueen was a bigger-than-Hollywood character. From reform school to the Marine Corp to auto and motorcycle racing, McQueen was a real American icon. It also doesn't hurt his legend any that he was in some of the greatest pictures of all time.
@@timoteoshanahan5512 As a matter of fact I liked to watch him when he was just, how do I say this....oh, yeah, acting...! Just playing a role because always his films were interesting and entertaining also. Bullitt, The Getaway, Nevada Smith, Papillon, The Sand Pebbles. It was when his ego got the best of him is when I hated him. Specially in TGE where he manages to make of it his own vehicle. The way he looks at those Nazis and those SS guards, you can tell what he is thinking: "you may be the boss here but I AM the star and a get for this flick an amount of money bigger than what you will get in your entire life". And what about that bike race, I think he was the one who forced it into the movie. And what about spending weeks in SC in a Nazi camp and getting out nice, well groomed, a nice haircut, with clean, well pressed clothes...I have never seen a happier campier coming out of SC in a Nazi POW camp...! As I say, his own ego blasting off the screen ruined many of his scenes for me.
@@rubenoteiza9261 You make some great points, but what can I say? I'm still a big fan. I don't expect much from these actor types. Except for them to maintain the fantasy and keep me entertained. I have fallen out with today's Hollywood. I didn't mind being preached to by Charleton Heston, but these Wokesters we have today have ruined all the fun. So I like to to at least pretend old Hollywood was better. lol
@@timoteoshanahan5512 Yeah, many of today's flicks look and sound more like woke pamphlets than anything else. Westerns where men are lousy shooters compared to chicks and African Americans who would put Blondie and Tuco to shame, just to mention one aspect of it.
It's a shame Steve McQueen was a dick on set but all his extra lines definitely made the movie better. IMO it's the 4-way contrast between Chris, Vin, Chico and Calvera that gives the film meaning and it wouldn't work if any of them were reduced to just a background face.
🙄If this is real then they're just as bad as eachother. It hasn't put me off the film though as who knows how many films/TV shows we watch that have had or still has actors who don't get on. It's naive to think that everyone loves eachother but so long as they can work something out between themselves then that's something at least ,but it must be a nightmare to have someone hate you that you have to work with them or visa versa. But acting the Diva is not the answer. If someone wants to make you look bad then you have to be the better person if you can. This must've been a nightmare to cope with be it the rest of the cast or the crew to deal with.🙉🙈🤦
I am sure it is written here a dozen times or more, but rumor has it that before McQ passed away, he and Yul smoothed things out. If I am wrong, please correct me as I am interested in knowing. I take every video on YT with a grain of salt, but it sure seems like McQ could be a big jerk - too bad because he is this classic movie buffs top 5 favorite actors. Then again, the old argument can be applied. Are we to like the actor for his work or for his personality?
Not accurate, hear say and misinterpreted interplay, they were professional. Yul was not bisexual he was European and not preoccupied with Western World Male Ego Fears regarding masculinity. This is just Enquirer Tabloid Gossip
@@FactsVerse I have loved him since I was a child in the role of Anna and the King of Siam Since then he has given me a comforting feeling and cheered me up in every sad moment 💓☺️
Except for the beginning scene where they ride the carriage to the cemetery, not a really big fan of the film. Both men could really piss people off. Steve I think had been friends with james garner, neighbors in fact, but I think some of Steves troubles that he caused on GREAT ESCAPE may have ended that. I think that Chalres Bronson had been friends with him, but that also did not seem to go to well later, at least from what I heard. Who can forget when Yul Bryner wanted to sue a restaurant for Botulism. While Brynner was a bigger start during the making of Magnificent Senve, it can't be argued that MsQueen did become the bigger star later on.
Its an entertaining movie but not a classic in my opinion. Too many of the 7 are killed for no apparent reason. Harry, supposedly an experience gunslinger comes charging in on his horse shouting "I'll help you Chris" and , incredibly, gets shot. Like Duh?. We never see who shoots Lee (Vaughn). We never see who shoots Britt (Coburn). We never see who shoots Bernardo (Bronson). In fact, Bronson is killed after the bandoleros have already fled the town ... so that didn't add up. If you contrast they way these guys were killed with how Newman and Redford went out in Butch and Sundance, you can see the difference. Whirling around against superior forces, killing their enemies but taking hits themselves, that would have been a much more impactful way to portray them. But still, the scene stealing by McQueen is hilarious. Shaking the shotgun shells, messing with his hat, gun, belt etc ... totally upstaged Yul Brynner ... who in the end, didn't do much in the final fight apart from killing Calvera through a window with a single shot.
I'm siding with Steve McQueen. Yul Brynner seems like he was a bit of a prima donna. Amazing how some of the biggest egos belong to some of the smallest people.
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I like McQueen movies. But he was a dick. Had to have his ass kissed..Had to have most lines. And top billing
I have read a report that when McQueen was nearing the end in his cancer battle in 1980 that he called Brynner and the 2 made their peace with each other. Supposedly Steve told Yul that he realized that Yul could have had him fired from the movie and apologized for his own bad behavior. Yul was gracious and told him "I am the King and you are the rebel prince. Every bit as royal and as dangerous to cross". Hope the story is true and if it is it's extremely poignant. McQueen would soon die in 1980 of cancer and Yul would do the same 5 years later. Yul supposedly smoked, get this, 5 packs of cigarettes a day. Ugh. And to his credit he insisted a commercial be shown after his death. He told everyone "Now that I'm gone, listen to me: Don't smoke. Ever". Sad.
Interesting thanks for sharing! 👍😎
Appreciate you taking the time 👍🏻very interesting.
many blessings
Interesting, thank you so much for sharing this information. If this is true, we're happy to know that they reconciled before Steve passed away.
Wow! I remembered when McQueen died, l was in the 7th grade back in Detroit. And he said his good-byes on the radio station there. My whole family sat through the whole thing, sadden. Til this day, I still enjoy watching the Blob! The remake was terrible though! Nothing like Steve McQueen!
yes I read that about McQueen phoning Yul Brynner , making peace, apologising for being a pain in the butt during filming, and thanking him for giving him his big break in movies, McQueen had only months to live when he reached out to Brynner, it is a true story.
Eli Wallace said in an interview once that it was hysterical to watch Steve mess with Yul. He would complain about Yul constantly.
Interesting, thank you for sharing this information. Be safe and have a great day 💗
I was privilaged to see Yol Brynner in the revival of "The King And I".
He took several curtain calls with the entire cast.
For the last one he came out by himself and, after standing for a moment, he thrust his arms wide in the air. The house went NUTS!
Great actor.
It's MANDATORY to have a super inflated ego in order to be an actor!! Can't be one without it!
Agreed
What if a person just had a super inflated ego and no acting job??
Do you suppose yul Brynner liked to celebrate Christmas??
@@warriorhudson2594 Then they'd be an unemployed narcissist.
@@warriorhudson2594 They go to Wall Street.
Have watched the movie so many times, never thought they didnt get along from the movie. I guess thats because both of them were great actors.
Their chemistry in the movie was flawless and so captivating.
Two gorgeous and charismatic alphas.
They could have made a series of movies together, and all of them would have been iconic. Its funny that 35+ years after first watching the movie I found out that they annoyed one another. I would never have guessed.
I was hoping you would have mentioned West World it always gets forgotten, Yul was really good in that.
A classic movie. Steve McQueen and Yul Brunner were both jealous of each, Bad Boy vs Diva and made the film work. The other actors were focus on the movie, they were more professional than the other two. Coburn, Wallach, Bronson, Vaughn and the great actors made the movie a classic to this day. Most of them have passed away and left a legacy on the Western genre. It was remade again and was a good movie as well. A test of egos type of video, RIH to who have passed, Condolences 💐 to their families.
Beautiful words, thank you for your message for both these magnificent men. They will be missed 😢
Sadly, they have all passed away.
Love the magnificent seven it's one of my favorite westerns. I also loved westworld where he reprised his role of Chris from M7 as an evil robot version of the character. I'll always regret that I did not go to see him when the king and I played Pittsburgh in the early 80's.
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Miku - I thought the ads for The King and I stage production were corny, about seeing a legend, but I did see him on stage. I was then shocked when he passed away a short while later. I didn't even know he was sick. I guess in retrospect the ads were on target. He was a legend. RIP, You Brynner. You were one of a kind.
I didn't smoke due to yul...also I love Steve McQueen...but to me, yul was the one who made the magnificent seven.
Kurosawa made the original story about 7 heroes vs Bandits that plundered a village. NOT YULIE BORISOVICH BRINER.
Non c est Steve Mac Queen le charisme c est lui même si j aime Yul Brynner
I love him in the Ten Commandments.
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While I haven't yet seen "The Magnificent Seven", I prefer Yul Brynner to Steve McQueen simply because he is more refined than McQueen.
Thats ridiculous. Both actors had great presence, and were able to equally portray a character without saying a word. The fact that McQueen was able to do that as an action hero makes todays action stars seem one dimensional.
I can see why. You Brenner was gorgeous and Steve McQueen just looks lumpy next to him
Cmon now, they were both great looking and charismatic.
According to cast members,Steve was nicknamed "Tricky" because of constant attempts to upstage Yul during the filming of the movie
Magnificent 7 is one of my favorite Movies. I was just a kid when Steve McQueen use to come by our Apt. to see my 2 Uncles Paul n Nick Bontempi as the 3 of them were in the Service together and all 3 went AWOL one time. Steve McQueen got my Uncles that happened to be Identical Twins a bit part on that TV Series he was doing at the time. This was like 1959-1960. Anyways I remember he came by the Apt. Building in his New Red Sports Car and us kids were playing kick ball and I went over and sat on his Car and he started yelling to get off his car, don’t know what he expected when he’s the one that parked that car in an Apt. Building where about 15 kids were playing kick ball. Yes even as a kid I remember him always being full of himself. His Son was the same way. As we got older now like 17-18 yrs.old we use to go to this Beach in Malibu called Paradise Cove and one day we went there so some of the guys could Surf and the girls hung out up on the Sand, Steve McQueens Son tried to tell us to leave that his Father Owned the Beach and we had to leave. We all started laughing at him and he got mad thinking he was so tough that he came up on the Beach and one of our friends punched him and practically knocked him out. We were all training at Chuck Norris Karate Studios and Chad McQueen was getting private lessons but he was not that good and basically got his Ass handed to him. Yes Chad McQueen was a loud mouth arrogant Idiot sort of like his father.
Chad sounded like the Karen's today!
Besides being out of shape and in declining health during the final years of his life Steve McQueen had trouble getting work because his peers in Hollywood got sick of him and his attitude.
Like father like son lol
Thanks so much for sharing🐬
many blessings
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Egos can be an incredibly destructive thing !
Here are two extremely excellent examples of exactly that !
Especially when you throw in a bit of
"little man" syndrome for good measure !
Each of these gentlemen had their own set of talent, none of which were anything close to being at all similar !
If anything, they may have enhanced each other in some unique ways !
Obviously, the director recognized that !
I have to say,
I never knew either of them weren't incredibly tall !
But EXTREMELY surprised that
Steve McQueen was only 5'8" !
Hmmm !
Definitely enjoy your informative bits of details !
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Most actors are short. Even today's actors are short. Arnold Schwarzenegger wore high heel boots in the Terminator. Think he's 5'6"
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Thanks for your reply Angela ! 😉
I really hadn't paid that much attention, until just lately !
I now see that Tom Cruise is also not very tall either, and has not only worn higher heels, but lifts inside his shoes as well !
I have a thought on that subject, well, maybe my opinion.
But I wonder if most kids that aren't very tall, or large in stature, don't end up going out for sports during their high school years, and end up in things like drama clubs, and high school plays, which in some cases ignite a passion in them to want to take it farther !
And in those incredibly rare cases, launch them into mega stardom !
Had John Wayne not gotten injured body surfing, with a significant shoulder and collar bone injury, which caused him to lose his college scholarship, he would have been a college football athlete, and may have never gotten into acting !
He was a big strapping kid, who had a strong back, and ended up working as a prop boy moving movie set props for John Ford, and the rest, as they say is history,
Ya, history that became movie magic because of what John Ford saw in him, and put him out in front of the camera, and not moving movie props !
See, here I go, rambling on !
Hope you have a wonderful day ! 🌻
@@quadsman11yes, l knew Tom Cruise was short. And John Wayne was rather big. You're not rambling. I appreciate your information. You have a wonderful day, too. 🙂🙏🏽🌹
@@angelasmith3967 No Arnold is listed at 6'2''
I find the remake of the “Magnificent Seven” to be quite good. However Yul, and Steve can’t be matched. There are truly not men like them anymore, may they both rest in Peace.
Loved Yul!!!❤️
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Like them both!
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I watched the movie the other day.
And they look like best buds. So I'd say both were really good at their craft.
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@@FactsVerse I just discovered the channel, so keep doing what you've been doing.
Maybe do a video on William Powell for example, if you haven't already.
Truly great actors!
Yul and Steven was big name actors. They both had great films and successful careers. I never knew they hate one other. Great Facts.
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Kids! What can you do?😡😡🤣 Both fantastic actors in their own right. I’m a huge Steve McQueen fan like many but Yul certainly had a great presence too!👍🏼
As much as I like McQueen he didn’t have near the presence and command the Yul. They made up years ago son this is old news. Although Yul physically intimidated McQueen.
I adore Yul Brynner in anything he did! Most beautiful, talented and intelligent man!!!!
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Oh wow didn't know they couldn't stand each other news to me thanks for sharing the facts
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As James Garner pointed out, McQueen was a Poseur and not an Actor. He spoke few words while acting and used his eyebrows and eyes a lot. Yul Brenner was an Actor, who came from and went back to Broadway after his Movie career.
But here is the real story. McQueen got a previous role as a Car driver in a movie with Frank Sinatra. The reason, Sinatra got pissed off by Sammy Davis Junior, who was supposed to get that role, made a public joke about him.
The film director was impressed with McQueen and then put him as a lead actor in the Magnificent Seven.
From that role, McQueen went to the "A List" of Movie stars. Of course he picked his Movies well as many were Box Office Mega Hits.
If you look at his hits, "The Thomas Crown Affair, Bullit and the Great Escape", he spoke few words, used his eyes and facial expressions and physical stances well before the camera.
Personality clash may have been the cause.
Agree, as they were both great actors...
Possibly! Which did you like best?
@@FactsVerse Steve McQueen.
I have this movie. As far as i'm concerned it is one of the best westerns ever, although not the best, but right up their. I saw the remakes of the Magnificent Seven, and to be truthfully honest, they were terrible. Can't understand why two top actors can't get along on the set. They were both established actors in their own right. The movie had an all star cast and they all did an excellent job. I don't think any of them are still around, but they all did an excellent job.
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The Magnificent 7 was good but it always happens when you have over exceptionally big EGO's..
They were attracted to each other!!! Pettiness. Thank you FV
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@@FactsVerse Spectacular Hollywood movie premieres ...thank you for asking FV
McQueen was an infamous scene stealer, he just couldn’t help himself. Of course, Brynner was a prima-donna. No wonder they didn’t get along!
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🙂 Will always remember Yul Brynner from television 📺 not so much the movie's. Anna And The King 🤴, CBS 1972 .A wonderful sadly 😥 forgotten series now.
I loved Your brother in the older movie, West World. It was a cowboy and middle ages it was a bunch of very realistic robots that make up each world. You can carry a gun that doesn’t fire at anyone with body heat. You can walk around and go up to the women that are robots and do what you want. And you can have a showdown and always win. But tings aren’t working right and the robots are not doing what they don’t work right. The robot you Bruno. He remembered the man who shot him and chased him through the whole West world and the medieval place was breaking down soon so all these people in the camper nice vacation lined it up having always Cowboys will be guns on medieval warrior sword sword thing to take their lives! It’s a great movie.
They were two little guys with huge egos.
Liked them both Yul always with that "look" and Steve " mr cool" ...wished Steve didn't as stated start the tension .....but a. Good movie nonetheless
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@@FactsVerse more of similar types ...thanks
How many ppl named Yul do you know today?
Me none.
He shaved his head by himself, did not know that.
He said an interview he shaved while reading the newspaper. Very brave.
I love Yul in the movie west world
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@@FactsVerse Alfred Hitchcock. Twilight zone. Mission lmpossible 1966 Bonanza.Baretta.Columbo.Knight Rider. The Munsters. Lost in space. Kojak.
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The best Western in my book. Maybe coz of the music
I liked Yul with Robert Fuller He was a Good actor and just plain himself and Yul liked him very much he didn’t do stupid stunts and they turned out an excellent movie and I noticed how more relaxed Yul was not having to be a Denfense actor but act way he wanted!!
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Best toast when sharing alcoholic....."to the King!!"
Yul's earring was on the wrong side... 🤭
I think so
Unaddressed sexual tension?
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The information in this video is quite interesting. A lot about actors such as Yul and Steve is never even thought about as we watch them in movies...🤔
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Steve Mcqueen was way out of line on the set of Magnificent Seven. Yul Breyenr was an established star and Steve Mcqueen was new and had yet to pay his dues. I have read he finally called Yul Breyner and made a long overdue apology. HE should have done it sooner.
My altime fav film
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Sounds like those two actors had a hormonal relationship that showed up in the movie.
7 Alphas in the Film, it’s why it’s great.
My first time I heard of this movie. The King. ..
I Never !
Really kept up with Yul I am to young to remember most of his movie roles. Except I did see Yul in The Ten Commandments . I was fascinated obsessed with his character. Strong mean, very cold hearted. Stubbornness! Extremely !! Sexy masculinity!
He is one of the reasons I have seen the movie. 3-- 4x . The 10 Commandments..
And of course Charleston Heston. Yul was magnificent . I was astounded by his character. 👌 😍 😊 In the late. 1970s. I saw this movie . For the first time.
The Magnificent Seven IS ONE of the BEST WESTERNS EVER
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i love steve mcqueen
and lou bener
Trying to out do the other
Never thought Yul looked like a cowboy..
🤣🤣🤣 I know right?!
Seems like he'd be looking around for a salon to get a manicure lol👍🏻
McQueen butted heads with pretty much every big ego in Hollywood back then. Brynner, Newman, etc. Great actor but a hot headed Aries, haha
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Steve couldn't have played the gunslinger in "Westworld" as well as Yul (unless he packed his "mare's leg" lever action from the tv series.)
Well McQueen didn’t like Garner, Newman, or any other big actor who could upstage him. He was an azz and badazz and probably jerk but we all liked his performances anyway. Just enjoy the fantasy movies and don’t look into personal factors. Most actors didn’t have great character anyway. They did acting bec they couldn’t do anything else, took the long shot, and made it. Thats all. They aren’t heroes in reality, if people care about reality.
Ego competition
Yes, I am a fan.
Clash of egoes obviously the casting
People cant tell beforehand who
Will or wont get on!
No mention of how the japanese
Actors fared on the seven samurai
Maybe they were more professional!
Still a big fan of
Who?
This is the best western. Too bad there was internal flare ups between the greats of actors. I guess it happens on all great pictures.
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I never liked these two. They had both egos the size of the Milky way, they thought both they were God"s gift to mankind, Gimmeabreak, They were actors, just actors...! Just like the court jesters of the Middle Ages.
I agree to some degree. But Steve McQueen was a bigger-than-Hollywood character. From reform school to the Marine Corp to auto and motorcycle racing, McQueen was a real American icon. It also doesn't hurt his legend any that he was in some of the greatest pictures of all time.
@@timoteoshanahan5512 As a matter of fact I liked to watch him when he was just, how do I say this....oh, yeah, acting...! Just playing a role because always his films were interesting and entertaining also. Bullitt, The Getaway, Nevada Smith, Papillon, The Sand Pebbles. It was when his ego got the best of him is when I hated him. Specially in TGE where he manages to make of it his own vehicle. The way he looks at those Nazis and those SS guards, you can tell what he is thinking: "you may be the boss here but I AM the star and a get for this flick an amount of money bigger than what you will get in your entire life". And what about that bike race, I think he was the one who forced it into the movie. And what about spending weeks in SC in a Nazi camp and getting out nice, well groomed, a nice haircut, with clean, well pressed clothes...I have never seen a happier campier coming out of SC in a Nazi POW camp...! As I say, his own ego blasting off the screen ruined many of his scenes for me.
@@rubenoteiza9261 You make some great points, but what can I say? I'm still a big fan. I don't expect much from these actor types. Except for them to maintain the fantasy and keep me entertained. I have fallen out with today's Hollywood. I didn't mind being preached to by Charleton Heston, but these Wokesters we have today have ruined all the fun. So I like to to at least pretend old Hollywood was better. lol
@@timoteoshanahan5512 Yeah, many of today's flicks look and sound more like woke pamphlets than anything else. Westerns where men are lousy shooters compared to chicks and African Americans who would put Blondie and Tuco to shame, just to mention one aspect of it.
According to Siri Yule Brenner and Steve McQueen we’re both 5‘10“ tall, go ahead ask her.
Yup was a better actor to me. I have seen both movies. The king and I is the better movie.
Tout simplement, chacun se prend pour le nombril du monde !!!
It's a shame Steve McQueen was a dick on set but all his extra lines definitely made the movie better. IMO it's the 4-way contrast between Chris, Vin, Chico and Calvera that gives the film meaning and it wouldn't work if any of them were reduced to just a background face.
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Because Steve McQueen Out Proformed Yul Brynner and Steve was a Up and Coming Star and was Cool
🙄If this is real then they're just as bad as eachother. It hasn't put me off the film though as who knows how many films/TV shows we watch that have had or still has actors who don't get on. It's naive to think that everyone loves eachother but so long as they can work something out between themselves then that's something at least ,but it must be a nightmare to have someone hate you that you have to work with them or visa versa. But acting the Diva is not the answer. If someone wants to make you look bad then you have to be the better person if you can. This must've been a nightmare to cope with be it the rest of the cast or the crew to deal with.🙉🙈🤦
You never mentioned that before Steve McQueen died he rang and apologized to Yul Brynner for his behaviour. He wanted to clear his path to God.
I am sure it is written here a dozen times or more, but rumor has it that before McQ passed away, he and Yul smoothed things out. If I am wrong, please correct me as I am interested in knowing. I take every video on YT with a grain of salt, but it sure seems like McQ could be a big jerk - too bad because he is this classic movie buffs top 5 favorite actors. Then again, the old argument can be applied. Are we to like the actor for his work or for his personality?
Yul Brynner is a great excellent actor, imagine Tony awards, academy that's hard to bag that.
Perhaps the other Steve is a racist and belittle Yul
Not accurate, hear say and misinterpreted interplay, they were professional. Yul was not bisexual he was European and not preoccupied with Western World Male Ego Fears regarding masculinity.
This is just Enquirer Tabloid Gossip
Nonsense..they were great friends
For each year you live in Hollyweird you lose 10 I.Q. points.
Yul my number one 🥰
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I have loved him since
I was a child in the role of Anna and the King of Siam
Since then he has given me a comforting feeling and cheered me up in every sad moment 💓☺️
Does it really matter? Both are long gone
Except for the beginning scene where they ride the carriage to the cemetery, not a really big fan of the film. Both men could really piss people off. Steve I think had been friends with james garner, neighbors in fact, but I think some of Steves troubles that he caused on GREAT ESCAPE may have ended that. I think that Chalres Bronson had been friends with him, but that also did not seem to go to well later, at least from what I heard. Who can forget when Yul Bryner wanted to sue a restaurant for Botulism. While Brynner was a bigger start during the making of Magnificent Senve, it can't be argued that MsQueen did become the bigger star later on.
Its an entertaining movie but not a classic in my opinion. Too many of the 7 are killed for no apparent reason. Harry, supposedly an experience gunslinger comes charging in on his horse shouting "I'll help you Chris" and , incredibly, gets shot. Like Duh?. We never see who shoots Lee (Vaughn). We never see who shoots Britt (Coburn). We never see who shoots Bernardo (Bronson). In fact, Bronson is killed after the bandoleros have already fled the town ... so that didn't add up. If you contrast they way these guys were killed with how Newman and Redford went out in Butch and Sundance, you can see the difference. Whirling around against superior forces, killing their enemies but taking hits themselves, that would have been a much more impactful way to portray them. But still, the scene stealing by McQueen is hilarious. Shaking the shotgun shells, messing with his hat, gun, belt etc ... totally upstaged Yul Brynner ... who in the end, didn't do much in the final fight apart from killing Calvera through a window with a single shot.
hard to believe that he was bi ---
Steve McQueen was in my opinion a much better actor.
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Yul Brenner was very creepy.
Wow never knew Yul. Was bi
YULIE BORISOVICH BRINER looked like a giant thumb.
Opps that's Yul, never liked his fans...and his sexuality made him just weird..
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I'm siding with Steve McQueen. Yul Brynner seems like he was a bit of a prima donna. Amazing how some of the biggest egos belong to some of the smallest people.
That sounds like Steve McQueen to a tee - arrogant prick.
But that McQueen....and Ul never liked his fans
Yul Brynner give it up Bubba McQueen's the man