Many regard High Noon as one of the supremely significant moments in American film, especially as it relates to the players, and the politics, of its time. Audiences today may find that a little odd, since, to the untutored eye, the picture is a fairly unfussy story of a man alone, a marshal, Will Kane (Gary Cooper), who decides to do “what a man’s got to do” and face down an outlaw and his three ga
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