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    The Third Man

    Set in postwar Vienna, Austria, the film follows Holly Martins, a writer of pulp Westerns, who arrives penniless as a guest of his childhood chum Harry Lime, only to find him dead. He then investigates the mysterious death, and thus begins this legendary tale of love, deception, and murder.
    Duration: 104 min
    Quality: HD
    Release: 1949
    IMDb: 8.1
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  • Actors of "The Third Man"

  • Characters of "The Third Man"

    Holly Martins. Character of The Third Man
    Played by: Joseph Cotten
    Anna Schmidt. Character of The Third Man
    Played by: Alida Valli
    Harry Lime. Character of The Third Man
    Played by: Orson Welles
    Maj. Calloway. Character of The Third Man
    Played by: Trevor Howard
    Sgt. Paine. Character of The Third Man
    Played by: Bernard Lee
    Crabbin. Character of The Third Man
  • Directors of "The Third Man"

    Carol Reed. Director of The Third Man
    Carol Reed
    Birthdate: 30 December 1906, Putney, London, England, UK
  • Creators of "The Third Man"

    Graham Greene. Director of The Third Man
    Graham Greene
    Birthdate: 2 October 1904, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England, UK
  • Critic Reviews of "The Third Man"

    Boston Globe
    August 06, 2015

    Krasker's camera reveals a dank, matte, defeated city - so dully vivid as to be a character unto itself - except that this Vienna becomes something altogether different seen at night or underground.

    Seattle Times
    July 02, 2015

    Reed and screenwriter Graham Greene let the story unfold slowly and deliberately, like the cigarette smoke that floats around the characters, and keep us guessing at every step.

    Chicago Tribune
    July 02, 2015

    Like many, I have loved this thriller of conscience and betrayal most of my moviegoing life.

    Salon.com
    June 26, 2015

    "The Third Man" is important not just because of its technique but because of its theme ...

    Time Out
    June 24, 2015

    A lot funnier than you remember it, Carol Reed's immortal 1949 film noir seems to exist in the space between two worlds: an earlier time when thrillers were mostly serious affairs, and a future one, when such supremely witty entertainments felt passé.

    Village Voice
    June 23, 2015

    The Third Man is a movie of sobering pleasures.

    Seanax.com
    March 09, 2017

    There's an element of show-off quality in The Third Man-it's a stylistic tour de force of bravura lighting, brilliant location shooting, dynamic imagery, and sharp angles throwing the world off kilter-but Reed rises to the challenge of Greene's script.

    Monthly Film Bulletin
    August 01, 2015

    By the very nature of its settings and story, there are occasional reminiscences of Lang and Hitchcock, but there is nothing borrowed or imitated. Stylistically, The Third Man is Reed's most impressive film.

    eFilmCritic.com
    July 28, 2015

    Welles was a still-ridiculously young 34 when he played Harry, but he was probably born sounding 56...

    culturevulture.net
    July 04, 2015

    The bombed buildings, piles of rubble and their evocative shadows form a haunting backdrop to the outdoor scenes, particularly at night. ... Greene's talent for dialogue and suspense shine. [It] has more twists and turns than a rollercoaster.

    Oregonian
    July 03, 2015

    It's an exciting experience, dazzling and entertaining and thought-provoking.

    Willamette Week
    July 01, 2015

    What really makes the film sing, though, isn't the jaunty and iconic zither score by Anton Karas. It's the film's groundbreaking visual aesthetic, which combines noir tropes with expressionism to create a visual wonderland of living shadows.

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