An amnesiac gunfighter, aided by a sympathetic outlaw, tries to discover his own identity and past.An amnesiac gunfighter, aided by a sympathetic outlaw, tries to discover his own identity and past.An amnesiac gunfighter, aided by a sympathetic outlaw, tries to discover his own identity and past.
Ángel del Pozo
- Ben Janish
- (as Angel del Pozo)
José Jaspe
- Henneker
- (as Jose Jaspe)
Charly Bravo
- Lang
- (as Charley Bravo)
José Canalejas
- Cherry
- (as Jose Canalejas)
Julián Ugarte
- Christobal
- (as Julian Ugarte)
César Burner
- Charlie
- (as Cesar Burner)
Bruce M. Fischer
- Ranch Hand
- (as Bruce Fischer)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaItalian censorship visa #62464 delivered on 12-5-1973.
- GoofsThe couplings of the trains are European, not American, revealing where the film was shot.
- ConnectionsFeatured in V.I.P.-Schaukel: Episode #3.3 (1973)
Featured review
Understandably obscure
Despite the presence of Richard Crenna, "The Man Called Noon" is a real obscurity - I couldn't find a listing for it in any of my movie reference books, and I have a lot in my personal library! But it didn't take long watching it to figure out why it is unknown today. Now, I will say that the director manages to pump in a lot of atmosphere into just about every scene, and occasionally there is some decent action. However, the movie is all the same a tough slog. It is remarkably slow for a European western, with the movie remaining at a near standstill for long periods. The screenplay also suffers with the amnesia subplot - not much is done with it, and what there is has a strong degree of extreme familiarity. No freshness there. Also, there are some strange changes in tone - one scene the movie is trying to be a gritty western, and then it suddenly changes into a western with a more epic tone. In short, the movie is a real mess, and even fans of Euro westerns might be squirming in their seats.
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- Wizard-8
- Jul 2, 2014
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- Runtime1 hour 38 minutes
- Sound mix
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