The Nobles
The Nobles

The Nobles

1989Movie96 minCantonese

Interior designer Dodo and lawyer Michael have been in love for years with no plans of marriage. Because of the intervention by the colleagues, Dodo resigns in anger and leaves for New York with Michael. She is heart-broken to catch Michael in a passionate scene with her close friend at the airport. After that, Dodo gets stuck with her first assignment of her own company. She has no resources but to seek help of Jacky, a worker from former design company, but misunderstanding arises between them due to difference in rank. But as they get on more, they begin to admire each other. Meantime, Michael, who tries to win back Dodo's heart. What would Dodo decide between her two admirers?

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IMDb6.4/10
Director: Gary L. SmithGenres: Drama, Western

Plot Summary

In the rugged American West, a mysterious stranger known only as 'The Noble' arrives in a small town plagued by a ruthless land baron and his gang. He quickly finds himself embroiled in a conflict that pits the innocent townsfolk against the oppressive forces seeking to control their lives and livelihoods. The Noble's unique methods and unwavering sense of justice make him the only hope for the oppressed.

Critical Reception

As a made-for-television Western, 'The Nobles' received a generally positive reception for its classic genre elements and performances, particularly from its seasoned cast. While not a groundbreaking film, it was appreciated for its straightforward storytelling and competent direction, offering a familiar yet satisfying experience for fans of the Western genre.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its traditional Western action and pacing.
  • The performances of the lead actors were often highlighted as a strong point.
  • Seen as a solid, if not revolutionary, entry into the TV Western canon.

Google audience: Audience reception for 'The Nobles' is not widely documented through specific Google user reviews, but general sentiment for similar made-for-TV Westerns of the era suggests appreciation for straightforward plots and classic archetypes.

Fun Fact

The film was produced by Viacom Productions and originally aired as part of their Western anthology series.

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