FROM NOON TILL THREE is one of the oddest Charles Bronson films out there, a relationship drama in which our hero plays a bank robber who holes up at the home of a rich widow and begins a relationship with her. The widow is played by the ubiquitous Jill Ireland, who does well in a complex, multi-layered role. The film itself is a comedy through and through, slightly queasy at times - a film never dates well when sexual violence is played or laughs - but becoming quite amusing in the second half when the intentions become clear.
Review of From Noon Till Three
