 | High Noon - The Original Train Sequence Characters wait for train in the movie "High Noon" Featuring Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly |
 | High Noon Death 1 A movie I made in The Movies. |
 | High Noon High Noon is a spoof that takes a stab at the traditional western, with a not-so-subtle reference to Broke-back Mountain |
 | Frankie Laine sings High Noon Frankie Laine - Mr Rhythm, performing his big hit, High Noon in the mid 1970's. |
 | High Noon Intro A great 1952 western direct by Fred Zinnemann, starring Gary Cooper and musics by Ennio Morricone. Song "High Noon" written by Dimitri Tiomkin, lyrics by Ned Washington and sung by Tex Ritter. |
 | High Noon Edited by gosinka555 "High Noon" (1952) music by Ennio Morricone (Two Mules for Sister Sara) |
 | Cowboy Song - High Noon Video Work Michael Severin did. Selv given assignment was to cut a video and synchronise it on the song lines. |
 | Silver Screen Classic: High Noon The climax of High Noon! |
 | HIGH NOON tribute (cover version) A tribute to the 1952 western HIGH NOON starring Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly. Cooper won the best actor for his role. The theme song "Do not forsake me" was sung over the credits by Tex Ritter. This is a cover of the Frankie Laine version. Words and music by Ned Washington/Dmitri Tiomkin Do not forsake me O my darlin' On this our wedding day Do not forsake me O my darlin' Wait, wait along I do not know what fate awaits me I only know I must be brave And I must face the man who hates me Or lie a coward, a craven coward, Or lie a coward in my grave. O to be torn 'twixt love and duty! S'posin' I lose my fair-haired beauty! Look at that big hand move along Nearin' high noon. He made a vow while in State's Prison, Vow'd it would be my life or his'n' I'm not afraid of death, but O, What will I do if you leave me? Do not forsake me O my darlin' You made that promise as a bride Do not forsake me O my darlin' Although you're grievin', don't think of leavin' Now that I need you by my side. Wait along, wait along Wait along Wait along |
 | HIGH NOON Tribute - The Great American Classic HIGH NOON Tribute - The Great American Classic is produced by Parag Shah of Global Mavericks in his video entertainment magazine showing clips of the Great American Western Classic film " High Noon " starring Gary Copper. The story is about a small town Marshall who puts away in prison a gunfighter for crimes. The gunfighter eventually is released from prison and returns back to the small town armed with other gunfighters for retribution on the Sheriffs wedding day. The entire towns population, in fear of the gunfighters "cowars", by abandoning armed defensive posse support for the Marshal. The Marshal fights alone against the band of thugs. Many people worldwide including myself, a person of Indian origin, growing up as a child found the old American Hollywood western appealing, because of the humanity, family values and moral themes of the movies. Good verses Evil; Righteousness etc.. ,the fight against greed and corruption. Family Values. The movies were a reflection of the moral fabric of society compared to present day deterioration of society and morality. Parag Shah Global Mavericks Pro India Lobby Indo American Unity Lobby |
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