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Western RoundUp: High Noon

Posted on May 28, 2024 by Laura Grieve

High Noon (1952) I’ve seen High Noon (1952) multiple times over the years, including a memorable theatrical screening at the FilmEx festival when I was in my teens. The FilmEx screening, which took place in Century City, California, was part of a … Continue reading →

Posted in Films, Posts by Laura Grieve, Western RoundUp | Tagged Alan K Rode, elmo williams, eve mcveagh, Floyd Crosby, fred zinnemann, Gary Cooper, grace kelly, harry gerstad, harry morgan, high noon, ian macdonald, jack elam, James Millican, John Doucette, julie kirgo, Katy Jurado, lee aaker, Lee Van Cleef, lloyd bridges, lon chaney jr, Otto Kruger, ralph reed, robert j wilke, Sheb Wooley, tex ritter, thomas mitchell | 5 Comments

Noir Nook: Ripped From the Headlines – Try and Get Me (1950)

Posted on January 31, 2021 by Karen Burroughs Hannsberry

Noir Nook: Ripped From the Headlines – Try and Get Me (1950) This is an unpleasant post about an unpleasant movie based on an unpleasant, real-life incident. With luck, this post will be the worst thing about the new year. … Continue reading →