High Noon (1952) - Final Battle - YouTube
High Noon (1952) - Final Battle
High Noon - ending star on ground - YouTube
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Former marshal Will Kane (Gary Cooper) is preparing to leave the small town of Hadleyville, New Mexico, with his new bride, Amy (Grace Kelly), when he learns that local criminal Frank Miller has...
High Noon (1952) - Greatest Films
in the exciting final shootout, Kane confronted the four desperadoes at noon who walked into town from the station; early on, Kane shot and killed Ben Miller on the street and then from a barn's hayloft, he shot and killed Colby, but was wounded (shot …
High Noon (1952) - Greatest Films
His final, humane gesture before meeting his destiny on the street with the desperadoes is to release Charlie (Jack Elam), the town's drunk, from the office's single jail cell. Out front, Kane's eyes pan across the empty street.
HIGH NOON (1952) - Frame Rated
2019年9月12日 · A town Marshal, despite the disagreements of his newlywed bride and the townsfolk, must face a gang of killers alone at high noon when their leader arrives on the noon train.
SCREENPLAY 101: HIGH NOON - The Writers Guild Foundation
2014年12月9日 · And in a scene on page 91 that didn't make it into the final movie, Kane actually contemplates suicide:...or even attempts it, based on your interpretation of the scene. Did he know the safety catch was on? Will Kane doesn't seem like a guy who would fire his gun without releasing the safety.
High Noon (1952) - User reviews - IMDb
The final scene when Kane drops his badge on the dirty floor is memorable. "High Noon" is certainly one of the most credible westerns of the cinema history and might be one of the best. My vote is ten.
High Noon (1952) - Greatest Films
High Noon (1952) is possibly the all-time best Western film ever made - a successful box-office production by Stanley Kramer and director Fred Zinnemann (who also directed From Here to Eternity (1953) and A Man For All Seasons (1966)).
Western RoundUp: High Noon | Classic Movie Hub Blog
2024年5月28日 · Will and Amy are on the point of leaving town when Will learns that Frank Miller (Ian MacDonald), who Will sent to prison, has been inexplicably pardoned and is on his way to town to exact his revenge on Will. Members of Frank’s gang (Robert J. Wilke, Lee van Cleef, and Sheb Wooley) are already waiting for Frank at the train station.