Amy: You know there""ll be trouble.Kane: Then, it""s better to have it here.I""m sorry, honey, I know how you feel about it.Amy: Do you?Kane: Of course I do.I know it""s against your religion and all.Sure I know how you feel.Amy: But you""re doing it just the same.Oh Will, we were married just a few minutes ago.We""ve got our whole lives ahead of us.Doesn""t hat mean anything to you?Kane: You know I""ve only got an hour and I""ve got lots to do.Stay at the hotel until it""s over.Amy: No, I won""t be here when it""s over.You""re asking me to wait an hour to find out if I""m going to be a wife or a widow.I say it""s oo long to wait.I won""t do it...I mean it.If you won""t go with me now, I""ll be on that train when it leaves here.Kane: (resolutely) I""ve got to stay.So everything hinges on the mid-day hour.In the suspenseful film, every minute is packed with tension as time passes, symbolized by numerous instances of clock-watching and quick cuts to images of clocks ticking relentlessly toward the doom of high noon.Bushman.This figure is equivalent to $33 million today - it was he most expensive silent film ever made.This remake of the novel was inspired by the fact that hree years earlier, Cecil B.DeMille and Paramount had remade the 1925 version of his film as a successful 50""s epoch Biblical tale itledThe Ten Commandments (1956).Instantly, the sheep dissolve into a similar overhead shot of industrial workers pushing out of a subway station at rush hour on their way to work in a factory.They need to find time for another face-changing operation ("this time, I want the face of an absolute non-entity"), and to dispose of the "hot stiff" body of ""Mr.