| The Magnificent Seven |
| Chris Larabee - The Gunslinger Chris is real fast with a gun and real quick to anger. His wife and child were killed in a fire, apparently they were murdered. Chris went into a tailspin after their deaths, trying to drink himself into oblivion. Luckily, becoming protecter of the town of Four Corners seems to be bringing him out of the depression he was fast falling into. Some say it was his friendship with Vin Tanner that helped him so much. Still, you don't mess with this gunfighter because no one wants to be subjected to that "Larabee Glare". Chris is played by the delicious Michael Biehn |
| Once again, I've only seen about two episodes (and I think I've seen those two twice) so what I'm writing here is mostly from what I've read, either in fanfic or on another webpage. If it's wrong, tell me. [email protected] |
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| Vin Tanner - The Tracke Vin is a former bounty hunter turned wanted man (but don't worry, he didn't do it!) He's the seven's resident tracker, sharpshooter and the quiet, illiterate, brooding Texan of the group. But don't take this description the wrong way, he's my fav! By all accounts he's quickly became close friends with Chris Larabee after the two saved Nathan from being lynched. I also hear he has a wicked sense of humour! Vin is played by the very fine Eric Close |
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| Ezra Standish - The Gambler Ezra is from the South, talking in a smooth Southern drawl and throwing around ten-dollar words like they grow on trees. At first glance, Ezra seems selfish, greedy and untrustworthy. And then you meet his mother. And then Ez doesn't seem so bad. Truthfully, Ezra really is a decent man, at times displaying almost "Robin Hood" tendencies. He just plays at being a no account gambler willing to cheat anyone out of their last penny. Ezra is played by Anthony Starke |
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| Buck Wilmington - The Scoudrel Buck is one of Chris's oldest friends, having known him before his wife and child were killed and he just happened to end up in Four Corners, too. Buck's a lady's man, charming and witty but he can't seem to get the bartender, Inez, who he's pursued since she arrived. Buck also seems to have a dopted the kid, JD, taking him under his wing and teaching him all he knows (scary isn't it?) |
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| Nathan Jackson - The Healer Nathan is the Black healer, fixing the boys when they're wounded and helping the townfolk as well. Nathan was about to be hung by a bunch of cowboys when Chris and Vin stepped in and stopped them. Nathan is a dead shot with his knives and ain't to shabby with a gun neither. Nathan is played by Rick Worthy |
| JD Dunne - The Kid He arrived on the stage from Boston and somehow got the seasoned gunfighters to accept him as one of them. How, I don't know. Kid talks too much. I hear he can ride and he can shoot, fly and swim too, but can he get the girl? Only if he doesn't listen to Buck. |
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| Josiah Sanchez - The Preacher Josiah was a preacher and I guess sometimes he still preaches to the seven. He can be counted on in a fight, has a nasty temper if he's mad enough and drunk enough and can also be counted on to share a bit of wisdom and calmness when storms are raging within the ranks of the Seven. Josiah is palyed by the indominable Ron Perlman |
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| The Magnificent Seven and Mary Travis |
| Ye Old Disclaimer: Chris, Vin and the rest of the boys are owned by CBS and MGM Studios, The Trilogy Entertainment Group and Mirsch Group, or so I hear. I'm just obessesed and hosting them here in my kingdom makes me feel a wee bit better. |
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