High Noon
The story of a man who was too proud to run!
In a small New Mexico town, Sheriff Will Kane faces a dire situation when he learns that an outlaw he imprisoned is being released and will arrive on the noon train. Postponing his honeymoon, Will must rally the townspeople to confront the gang seeking vengeance. However, not everyone is willing to stand by his side, and as time ticks away, he must make a critical decision: to stay and fight for justice or flee from the impending danger.
1952 · Western, Drama, Thriller · United States of America
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In a small New Mexico town, Sheriff Will Kane faces a dire situation when he learns that an outlaw he imprisoned is being released and will arrive on the noon train. Postponing his honeymoon, Will must rally the townspeople to confront the gang seeking vengeance. However, not everyone is willing to stand by his side, and as time ticks away, he must make a critical decision: to stay and fight for justice or flee from the impending danger.
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About this movie
High Noon (1952) is a movie on MEDIACAST.
Country: United States of America. Genre: Western, Drama, Thriller. Year: 1952.
Director: Fred Zinnemann.
Starring: Gary Cooper, Thomas Mitchell, Lloyd Bridges, Katy Jurado, Grace Kelly.
Plot: In a small New Mexico town, Sheriff Will Kane faces a dire situation when he learns that an outlaw he imprisoned is being released and will arrive on the noon train. Postponing his honeymoon, Will must rally the townspeople to confront the gang seeking vengeance. However, not everyone is willing to stand by his side, and as time ticks away, he must make a critical decision: to stay and fight for justice or flee from the impending danger.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year was High Noon released?
High Noon was released in 1952.
Who starred in High Noon?
High Noon stars Gary Cooper, Thomas Mitchell, Lloyd Bridges, Katy Jurado, Grace Kelly.
Where can I watch High Noon?
Available in the MEDIACAST catalog on the web and official apps after you sign in.