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Category: Entertainment / Movies & Film
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For over forty years, from 1926 to 1967, Hollywood produced more Westerns than it did
any other kind of film (American Cinema / American Culture). During these years,
roughly one-quarter of all Hollywood films were Westerns. Throughout its history, the
Western has played a crucial role in dramatizing and recreating for successive generations
of Americans the original experience of the Frontier, which shaped American character.
“High Noon (1952)”, a Western directed by Fred Zinnemann, is just one example of …showed first 75 words of 427 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 427 total…power of the myth of the
West, which gives Westerns much of their vitality, would in all likelihood, content to
flourish in the everyday world of modern America. “High Noon” portrays the
characteristics, conventions, and innovations of the Western genre. From it classic
cowboy hero, Will Kane, to it’s break through performance when Will drops his badge,
the film captivates its audience. “High Noon” added its varieties and visions to the
Western genre.
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