Yul Brynner

Yul Brynner (1920-1985) holds a Winchester Model 1873 as the Gunslinger in Westworld (1973).

Yuliy Borisovich Briner, known better by his stage name Yul Brynner, was Russian-born American actor, model, and photographer. Born in 1920 in the short-lived Far Eastern Republic, Brynner was encouraged to pursue acting at a young age by his stepmother. In 1940, he arrived in the United States, where he made his professional stage debut in 1941 in a Broadway production of the Shakespeare play Twelfth Night. During the Second World War, he was employed by the Voice of America radio station, where he presented war propaganda in Russian and French. His first screen role was in the 1949 drama Port of New York. In 1951, he premiered as King Mongkut in the stage musical The King and I. This would become his best-known role, with Brynner playing King Mongkut a total of 4,625 times on stage, as well as in film and television adaptations. His signature shaved head appearance was a result of the success of this role. In addition to his prolific stage career, Brynner is also known for roles in Westerns such as the original The Magnificent Seven and Westworld. He died in 1985 of lung cancer, with some of his final work being anti-smoking commercials for the American Cancer Society.

Yul Brynner can be seen using the following weapons in the following films:

Film

Gun	Character	Title	Note	Date
Single Action Army	Chris Adams	The Magnificent Seven (1960)		1960
Winchester Model 1892
Thompson M1928A1	Sharif	Escape from Zahrain	With drum magazine	1962
Sten Mk II	Asher	Cast a Giant Shadow		1966
Single Action Army	Chris Adams	Return of the Magnificent Seven	Artillery model and Cavalry model	1966
M1911A1	Colonel Salem	Poppies Are Also Flowers		1966
Walther P38	Colonel Baron von Grunen	Triple Cross		1966
Single Action Army	Pancho Villa	Villa Rides	Seen only in holster; "Cavalry" model with hard rubber grips	1968
Single Action Army			"Buntline Special" with 12" barrel and hard rubber grips
Luger P 08	Vlado	The Battle of Neretva		1969
MG 42
Remington Double Derringer	Sabata/Indio Black	Adios, Sabata	With brass frame and brass ring on the barrel	1970
Harmonica Rifle			Prop gun, visually similar to a Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy"
Single Barreled Shotgun			Beretta Model 412 Folding Shotgun; visually modifid as a percussion cap rifle
Remington Double Derringer	Jed Catlow	Catlow	With blued finish and pearl grips	1971
Single Action Army			Uberti replica, "Cavalry" model
Garate El Tigre
Colt 1851 Navy	Jonathan Kongre	The Light at the Edge of the World		1971
Single Action Army	Gunslinger	Westworld	"Cavalry" model	1973
Winchester Model 1873
Single Action Army	Gunslinger	Futureworld	Cavalry model	1976
Beretta M1951	Peter Marciani	Death Rage (Con la rabbia agli occhi)		1976
Bolt-action sniper rifle			Two different models
M1 Carbine-style rifle			With sniper scope