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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In 1952, Fred Zinneman directed High Noon, an excellent Western that snagged a number of Oscars -- but numerous awards didn't keep Western legends John Wayne and Howard Hawks from thinking the idea of a Sheriff running around town and begging people to help him face a couple of outlaws looked un-American unprofessional, so in 1959, the duo made Rio Bravo. |
