High Noon (1952)

High Noon is an 1952 American western film directed by the late Fred Zinnemann, produced by the late Stanley Kramer, and starring the late Gary Cooper, the late Grace Kelly, the late Thomas Mitchell, the late Lon Chaney Jr., the late Lloyd Bridges, and the late Lee Van Cleef. It is followed by the 1980 film High Noon, Part II: The Return of Will Kane.

For Sheriff Will Kane (Gary Cooper), his wedding day will be marked not by emotion, but by adrenaline and the chase with the dangerous bandit Frank Miller (Ian MacDonald). Miller fled after revenge, as Kane put him in prison. But now, not even the local population will help him.

Victims

• Unnamed Person - Killed by Frank Miller off-screen before the film, mentioned.
• At Least Three Unnamed Members of the Legal Government of Athens - Sentenced to death by an unnamed tyrant off-screen during the 5th century BC, mentioned.
• Amy's Father - Shot to death by an unnamed person off-screen before the film, mentioned.
• Amy's Brother - Shot to death by an unnamed person off-screen before the film, mentioned.
• Ben Miller - Shot in the chest by Sheriff William "Will" Kane.
• Jack Colby - Shot in the chest by Sheriff William "Will" Kane.
• Jim Pierce - Shot in the back by Amy Kane through a window.
• Frank Miller - Shot twice in the chest by Sheriff William "Will" Kane.

Deaths

• Total - 10
  • 6 Men
  • 4 Victims of Unknown Gender

Kill Counts

1. Sheriff William "Will" Kane - 3 (Alive)
2. Amy Fowler Kane - 1 (Alive)
3. Frank Miller - 1 (Deceased)