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Release Date:
June 9, 1952
Original Title:
High Noon
Alternate Titles:
12 Uhr Mittags
Al Punt del Migdia
Le Train Sifflera 3 Fois
Sol davant el perill
Solo Ante el Peligro
Тачно у подне
صلات ظهر
ماجرای نیمروز
ฮายนูน
Genres:
Thriller | Western
Production Companies:
Stanley Kramer Productions
United Artists
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 12 AU: PG BR: 12 CZ: 12+ DE: 12 FR: TP GB: U GR: Κ-12 HU: 12 IE: G JP: G NL: 6 PL: 12 PT: M/12
Runtime: 85
Will Kane, the sheriff of a small town in New Mexico, learns a notorious outlaw he put in jail has been freed, and will be arriving on the noon train. Knowing the outlaw and his gang are coming to kill him, Kane is determined to stand his ground, so he attempts to gather a posse from among the local townspeople.
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2004 #25 |
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2005 #10 |
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2006 #27 |
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Art Direction:
Ben Hayne
Assistant Director:
Emmett Emerson
Assistant Editor:
Robert L. Lippert Jr.
Associate Producer:
Carl Foreman
George Glass
Casting:
Jack Murton
Costume Design:
Joe King
Ann Peck
Director:
Fred Zinnemann
Director of Photography:
Floyd Crosby
Editor:
Elmo Williams
Gaffer:
Vic Jones
Grip:
Morris Rosen
Hairstylist:
Louise Miehle
Makeup Artist:
Gustaf Norin
Music Editor:
George C. Emick
Orchestrator:
Paul Marquardt
Original Music Composer:
Dimitri Tiomkin
Producer:
Stanley Kramer
Production Design:
Rudolph Sternad
Production Supervisor:
Clem Beauchamp
Screenplay:
Carl Foreman
Script Supervisor:
Sam Freedle
Set Decoration:
Murray Waite
Sound Engineer:
Jean L. Speak
Special Effects:
Willis Cook
Story:
John W. Cunningham
Stunts:
Slim Talbot
Jack N. Young
Don Turner
Regis Parton
Chuck Hayward
Supervising Film Editor:
Harry Gerstad
Theme Song Performance:
Tex Ritter
Unit Manager:
Percy Ikerd
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