Gary Cooper was a rampant lothario – and just what 1950s America needed

Gary Cooper was strong, silent – and anybody’s. Long before he became America’s principled sheriff in High Noon (1952) – a role Billy Crudup is currently honouring in the West End – he was the ...

High Noon theatre review — Forrest Gump screenwriter pens takedown of Trump’s America

An Oscar-winning writer, Olivier-winning director and a stellar cast combine for an enjoyable but messy show at London’s ...

High noon: Billy Crudup is wholesome in entertainingly bonkers Western

High Noon theatre review: Billy Crudup brings charisma to bonkers real-time Western - 3/5 This adaptation of the classic Gary ...
London Theatre

'High Noon' review — Billy Crudup and Denise Gough bring gravitas to this stage version of the classic Western

Read our review of *High Noon*, adapted by Eric Roth, now in performances at the Harold Pinter Theatre to 6 March. Read more ...
The American Spectator

It’s Past High Noon for Poland’s Liberals

All Poles recognize the likeness of Gary Cooper from the 1952 film High Noon. The Polish Cooper holds an election ballot over a backdrop of the Solidarity trade union’s iconic red letters. Below his ...