Noon

On the day he resigned, small town law enforcement officer Will Kane (Gary Cooper) married his fiancée Amy (Grace Kelly) ) held a wedding, and when the two were about to start their honeymoon, the town welcomed three uninvited guests, Pierce, Kobe and Ben. The three were waiting at the train station for the villain Frank Miller, who was captured by Will five years ago. People who had a premonition that the town would be involved in a bloody vendetta fled one after another or urged Will to leave. However, the former law enforcement officer insisted on staying and began to look for help in the town. Unexpectedly, police officer Harvey, who was not allowed to be promoted, and the judge who tried Frank at the time, all distanced themselves from the matter. His newlywed wife did not support Will's perseverance. The isolated and helpless Will had no choice but to pick up his own gun and fight... The time in this film is consistent with the time in the real world. The film won more than ten professional awards including the 1953 Oscar for Best Actor.