Few films are as striking to look at or listen to as the British film noir “The Third Man.” Its shadow-soaked black-and-white palette, artfully askew camera angles and elaborately expressive ...

In 1941, Orson Welles co-wrote, directed ... Welles doesn’t appear until late in The Third Man, which focuses on author Holly Martins (Cotten) looking for information about his friend Harry ...

Although Switzerland officially remains neutral, it has already expanded its participation in transatlantic and European ...

More trouble — not for the first time — was the actor in the title role of Harry Lime, “The Third Man” himself: Orson Welles. Notoriously unreliable, Welles showed up whenever he felt like ...

The film brought together a remarkable roster of talents which ensured that almost everything in it became uniquely memorable – Graham Greene’s screenplay, Orson Welles’s suave ... than in Carol ...

PERHAPS it’s the exotic chime of the zither that drives The Third Man’s unforgettable ... or maybe it’s the smirk its ‘star’ Orson Welles affects as he finally emerges from the Viennese ...

and featuring iconic performances from Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles, Alida Valli, and Trevor Howard. 1949 Cannes Film Festival winner The Third Man is celebrated for its endlessly quotable lines ...

Dark 1940s drama from writer Graham Greene, starring Orson Welles. A writer arrives in war-ravaged Vienna to visit a friend, but soon finds himself embroiled in a baffling mystery.

Few films are as striking to look at or listen to as the British film noir “The Third Man ... Harry Lime (Orson Welles). But no reunion is in the offing: Instead, Holly attends a funeral ...