Saddle up - we're riding to the rescue with Magnificent Seven

Sue Wilkinson revels in wild west adventure

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Your starter for 10, no conferring, hands off Google and on the buzzer. Name the Magnificent Seven.

As Peter Kay says in Phoenix Nights, here we go: Yul Brynner, Chris; Steve McQueen, Vin; James Coburn, Britt; Charles Bronson, Bernardo; Robert Vaughan, Lee; Horst Buchholz, Chico; and Brad Dexter, Harry.

If The Guns of Navarone is the best war film ever made, The Sound of Music the best musical film, then The Magnificent Seven is the western of westerns.

Released in 1960, it was directed by John Sturges and is a remake - in an Old West-style - of Akira Kurosawa's 1954 Japanese film Seven Samurai.

The plot is simple: a group of seven gunfighters is hired to protect a small village in Mexico from marauding bandits led by Eli Wallach's Calvera.