"The Third Man" quotes

Pulp novelist Holly Martins travels to shadowy, postwar Vienna, only to find himself investigating the mysterious death of an old friend, Harry Lime.
Director: Carol Reed
Writer: Graham Greene, Orson Welles, Alexander Korda
Production: British Lion Film Corporation, London Film Production
Year: 1949
MetaScore: 97/100
ImdbRating: 8.1
BoxOffice: $1,067,364
Released: 12 Oct 1949
Awards: Won 1 Oscar. 5 wins & 4 nominations total
57 Clips
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 - Madge Brindley
British Military Policeman in Sewer Chase - Robert Brown
International Patrol B - Ray Browne
Man in Racetrack Bar - Robin Burns
International Patrol D - Paul Carpenter
Stripper at club - Marie-Louise Charlier
Col. Brodsky - Russian Liaison Officer - Alexis Chesnakov
International Patrol C - Guy De Monceau
American Military Policeman at Railroad Station - Reed De Rouen
Guest at Casanova Bar - Jack Faint
Minor Role - Peter Fontaine
Taxi Driver - Thomas Gallagher
International Patrol C - Michael Godfrey
Man on Street - Theodore Gottlieb
International Patrol D - Vernon Greeves
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
International Patrol B - Brookes Kyle
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
International Patrol C - Gordon Tanner
Visitor at Literature Club - Ernst Ulman
Josefstadt Theatre Actress - Helga Wahlrow
Hilde - Winkel's Maid - Jenny Werner