| | High Noon. | |
Description
Gary Cooper is Hollywood's perfect hero, the very embodiment of integrity and grace in this greatest of all Westerns. As a newly married town marshal, he must balance an innate sense of justice and duty with loyalty to his beautiful new--and pacifist--bride (Grace Kelly). When he is left by an ungrateful town to face a gang of deadly outlaws alone, the hands of the clock move in real time as one of the greatest showdowns in movie history draws ever closer. Frequently interpreted as a parable about artists left to stand alone and face persecution during the McCarthy-era Hollywood blacklistings, the film was declared un-American by none other than John Wayne--apparently he was offended by the film's ending, which shows Sheriff Kane removing his badge and tossing it in the dirt.
Technical Details
Region 2
Running Time: 109 minutes
Production Year: 1952
Main Language: English
Genre: Westerns
Certificate: U Universal - Suitable for all
Directed by: Fred Zinnemann
People who bought this also bought
| | |
Family Plot (Hitchcock 1976) |
Hud |
Topaz (Hitchcock 1969) |
Operation Petticoat |
|
£5.10
+ Free UK Delivery |
Available from amazon: click here to check price |
£4.94
+ Free UK Delivery |
Available from amazon: click here to check price |
- For Whom The Bell Tolls - £3.98
- Fighting Caravans - £4.43
- Plainsman, The - £7.51
- High Noon - £7.97
- Flight Of Fury - £5.99
- High Society - £3.83
- Mogambo - £4.85
- Rear Window (Hitchcock 1954) - £7.55
- James Stewart Collection - Harvey / Mr Smith Goes To Washington / Rear Window / Its A Wonderful Life - £17.56
- High Noon - £7.97
- Gone With The Wind - £4.35
- Lost Horizon - £4.86
- Hunchback of Notre Dame, The - £4.42
- Mr Smith Goes To Washington - £4.82
- Stagecoach - £7.54









