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From Noon Till Three (1976)

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Release Date: Aug 1, 1976 Wide

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Written and directed by Frank D. Gilroy, this Western casts Charles Bronson as Graham Dorsey, a two-bit Western outlaw who has a three-hour affair with lonely Amanda Starbuck (Jill Ireland). When Dorsey is reported killed, Starbuck capitalizes on her liaison by building up the "legend" of the supposed deceased outlaw. Soon Dorsey has become an icon, glorified in song, fable, and dime novels. Imagine Starbuck's discomfort when he turns up very much alive, and extremely upset at being turned into

PG, 1 hr. 38 min.

Western, Drama, Action & Adventure, Comedy

Directed By: Frank D. Gilroy

In Theaters: Aug 1, 1976 Wide

On DVD: May 12, 2009

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Cast

Charles Bronson
Graham Dorsey
Jill Ireland
Amanda Starbuck
Douglas Fowley
Buck Bowers
Stan Haze
Ape
Damon Douglas
Boy
H�ctor Morales
Mexican
Bert Williams
Sheriff
William Lanteau
Rev. Cabot
Betty Cole
Amanda's Servant
Davis Roberts
Amanda's Servant
Sonny Jones
Dr. Finger
Hoke Howell
Deke
Howard Brunner
Foster
Elmer Bernstein
Songwriter
Alan Bergman
Songwriter
Don 'Red' Barry
Red Roxy
Michael Le Clair
Cody Taylor
Anne Ramsey
Massive Woman
Frederic Franklyn
Postmaster

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One of the most unappealing offbeat romantic/comedy Westerns ever.

January 20, 2006 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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I watched this thinking it would be another good movie by Charles Bronson but this is not one of is best, though a little funny at times still not a top movie.

May 21, 2010

Anthony Petry III

One of my all time favorite movies. It is a western that is not about the West, a Bronson movie that is not about action-adventure. It is about identity in the modern world.

May 8, 2011