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.
Unfortunately the movie High Noon is not yet available on HBO Max.
Art | Rudolph Sternad | Production Design |
Art | Ben Hayne | Art Direction |
Art | Murray Waite | Set Decoration |
Editing | Elmo Williams | Editor |
Directing | Fred Zinnemann | Director |
Camera | Floyd Crosby | Director of Photography |
Editing | Harry Gerstad | Supervising Film Editor |
Production | Stanley Kramer | Producer |
Sound | George C. Emick | Music Editor |
Writing | Carl Foreman | Screenplay |
Sound | Dimitri Tiomkin | Original Music Composer |
Costume & Make-Up | Joe King | Costume Design |
Directing | Emmett Emerson | Assistant Director |
Production | Jack Murton | Casting |
Production | Clem Beauchamp | Production Supervisor |
Costume & Make-Up | Louise Miehle | Hairstylist |
Costume & Make-Up | Ann Peck | Costume Design |
Sound | Jean L. Speak | Sound Engineer |
Editing | Robert L. Lippert Jr. | Assistant Editor |
Production | Percy Ikerd | Unit Manager |
Crew | Regis Parton | Stunts |
Crew | Jack N. Young | Stunts |
Lighting | Vic Jones | Gaffer |
Crew | Don Turner | Stunts |
Crew | Willis Cook | Special Effects |
Camera | Morris Rosen | Grip |
Costume & Make-Up | Gustaf Norin | Makeup Artist |
Crew | Slim Talbot | Stunts |
Sound | Paul Marquardt | Orchestrator |
Sound | Tex Ritter | Theme Song Performance |
Crew | Chuck Hayward | Stunts |
Writing | John W. Cunningham | Story |
Production | Carl Foreman | Associate Producer |
Production | George Glass | Associate Producer |
Directing | Sam Freedle | Script Supervisor |