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The Third Man

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Released on February 2, 1950
In this Cold War spy classic, Holly Martins (Joseph Cotten), a third-rate American pulp novelist, arrives in postwar Vienna, where he has been promised a job by his old friend Harry Lime (Orson Welles). Read More
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Joseph Cotten Holly Martins
Alida Valli Anna Schmidt
Orson Welles Harry Lime
Trevor Howard Maj. Calloway
Bernard Lee Sgt. Paine
Ernst Dorian Baron Kurtz
Erich Ponto Dr. Winkel
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