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The Third Man (1949) Pulp novelist Holly Martins travels to shadowy, postwar Vienna, only to find himself investigating the

The Third Man (1949)

Pulp novelist Holly Martins travels to shadowy, postwar Vienna, only to find himself investigating the mysterious death of an old friend, Harry Lime.

Cast:
Holly Martins: Joseph Cotten
Anna Schmidt: Alida Valli
Harry Lime: Orson Welles
Maj. Calloway: Trevor Howard
Sgt. Paine: Bernard Lee
Karl - Harry's Porter: Paul Hörbiger
'Baron' Kurtz: Ernst Deutsch
Popescu: Siegfried Breuer
Dr. Winkel: Erich Ponto
Crabbin: Wilfrid Hyde-White
Anna's Old Landlady: Hedwig Bleibtreu
Kurtz's Mother: Nelly Arno
International Patrol A: Jack Arrow
Soldier: Harold Ayer
Man Chasing Holly: Harry Belcher
Casanova Barman: Leo Bieber
Military Policeman: Paul Birch
Russian Military Policeman: Martin Boddey
Guest at Casanova Bar: Jack Faint
British Military Policeman in Sewer Chase: Robert Brown
International Patrol B: Brookes Kyle
Man in Racetrack Bar: Robin Burns
International Patrol D: Vernon Greeves
Stripper at club: Marie-Louise Charlier
Col. Brodsky - Russian Liaison Officer: Alexis Chesnakov
International Patrol C: Gordon Tanner
American Military Policeman at Railroad Station: Reed De Rouen
Minor Role: Peter Fontaine
Taxi Driver: Thomas Gallagher
Man on Street: Theodore Gottlieb
Little Hansel - Boy with Ball: Herbert Halbik
Hartman - Hall Porter at Hotel Sacher: Paul Hardtmuth
Barman at Sacher's: Walter Hertner
Col. O'Sullivan: Charles Irwin
Nurse: Lily Kann
British Military Policeman: Geoffrey Keen
Headwaiter: Martin Miller
Actress at Josefstadt Theater: Hannah Norbert
Waiter at Smolka's: Eric Pohlmann
Opening Narrator - UK Version: Carol Reed
Porter's Wife: Annie Rosar
Hansel's Father: Frederick Schrecker
Waiter: Hugo Schuster
Actor at Josefstadt Theater: Karel Stepanek
Visitor at Literature Club: Ernst Ulman
Josefstadt Theatre Actress: Helga Wahlrow
Hilde - Winkel's Maid: Jenny Werner

Written by: Graham Greene, Orson Welles, Alexander Korda

Director: Carol Reed

Release date: 03 Sep 1949

Box Office: $1,067,364
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