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High Noon Movie Comparison

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High Noon/”Tin Star” The book “Tin Star” and High Noon are based on the same story line. It was back in the olden days so they did not have cars to get around. These two people got married in the beginning and then they had to leave because a bad guy was coming to town and their friends didn't want them getting hurt. I think that the movie was better than the story. The movie explained it a lot more and there were also difference between the book and the movie. In the movie Mrs. Riviera leaves on the train with the sheriff's wife and in the book Ms. Rivera was not a character. Mrs Rivera dated Frank Miller who was the bad guy and also dated the sherif. Mrs. Riviera and the sheriff wife left on the train because they wanted to get

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