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Differences Between Tin Star And Movie High Noon
There are several differences between the book “Tin Star” and the movie High Noon. The differences made the movie better in my opinion. In the beginning of “Tin Star” Will is visiting his wife at a graveyard, in High Noon Will is getting married to his wife. The script writer, Carl Foreman, may have had a reason for this change. I believe he made this change so that Will could have more going on and more to think about. In High Noon after Will gets married he and his starts to leave town, then they come back so Will can help. In “Tin Star” even though Will is not married he still makes the decision to stay in town to help protect, he does not even think about leaving. Carl Foreman might of made this change to give the movie a tense feeling
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