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The Third Man

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Hunted by men… sought by women!

An American writer arrives in postwar Vienna to take a job offered by an old friend, only to learn that the friend has recently died under suspicious circumstances. As he investigates, he uncovers a dark web of deception, black-market dealings, and a shocking truth about the man he thought he knew. This gripping film noir unfolds in a city divided by war, steeped in shadows and moral ambiguity.

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Lions Gate box art
Lions Gate BD-A 4K/US 2025
Studio Canal box art
Studio Canal BD-B 4K/UK 2024
Lions Gate box art
Lions Gate BD-A/US/OOP 2010
Criterion box art
Criterion BD-A/US/OOP 2008
Studio Canal box art
Studio Canal BD-ALL/UK/OOP 2015
Optimum box art
Optimum BD-B/UK/OOP 2010
Criterion box art
Criterion DVD-1/US/OOP 1999
Audio Commentary by Assistant Director Guy Hamilton, Script Supervisor Angela Allen and Simon Callow has extra has extra has extra has extra has extra
Audio Commentary by Dana Polan has extra
Audio Commentary by Tony Gilroy and Steven Soderbergh has extra
Introduction by Peter Bogdanovich (4:36) has extra has extra
Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene (2013, 56:01) has extra
Graham Greene: The Hunted Man (1968, 56:25) has extra
Shadowing “The Third Man” (2005, 93:29) has extra has extra has extra has extra has extra
Who Was “The Third Man”? (2000, 29:15) has extra
“The Third Man”: A Filmmaker’s Influence (16:48) has extra has extra has extra
Composer Anton Karas at London’s Empress Club (2:56) has extra
In the Underworld of Vienna (1:50) has extra
Kind to Foreigners (5:24) has extra
Restoring “The Third Man” (19:38) has extra has extra has extra
US vs. UK Version (2:54) has extra
Archival Interview with Cutter Noreen Ackland (5:42) has extra has extra
Interview with Cornelia Mayer (4:43) has extra has extra has extra has extra has extra
Guardian NFT Interviews: Graham Greene (Audio, 1984, 8:04) has extra has extra has extra has extra
Guardian NFT Interviews: Joseph Cotten (Audio, 1987, 47:26) has extra has extra has extra has extra
Alternate Opening Voiceover Narration (1:23) has extra has extra has extra has extra has extra
“A Ticket to Tangiers” (Radio Broadcast, 28:44) has extra has extra
“The Third Man” Interactive Vienna Tour has extra has extra has extra has extra has extra
“The Third Man” on the Radio (Radio Broadcast, 1951, 30:14) has extra has extra has extra has extra has extra
“The Third Man” Treatment (Audio, 104:56) has extra has extra
Archival Footage (3:04, 1:58) has extra
Lux Radio Theatre: “The Third Man” (Radio Broadcast, 1951, 60:28) has extra has extra
Restoration Demonstration (3:03) has extra
US vs. UK Version (2:54) has extra
Stills Gallery [Criterion Blu-ray] - “Insider Information”, “The Third Man’s Vienna”, UK Press Book has extra
Stills Gallery [Criterion DVD] has extra
Stills Gallery [Lions Gate/Optimum] (29 Images) has extra has extra
Stills Gallery [Lions Gate/Studio Canal] (31 Images) has extra has extra
Theatrical Trailer 1 (2:43) has extra has extra has extra has extra
Theatrical Trailer 2 (1:50) has extra has extra has extra has extra
Video Trailer (0:39) has extra has extra
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Notes

  • Lions Gate’s 2025 4K UHD includes a 56-page booklet, a foldout poster and four art cards.
  • Studio Canal’s 2024 “Vintage Classics” 4K UHD includes a 64-page booklet, a screenplay, a poster and four art cards. Reissued as separate 4K and Blu-ray editions without paper materials.
  • Lions Gate’s 2010 “StudioCanal Collection” Blu-ray includes an 18-page booklet with writing by Charles Drazin.
  • Criterion’s 2008 Blu-ray includes a 16-page booklet with writing by Luc Sante (“The One and Only…”).
  • Studio Canal’s 2015 “Vintage Classics” Blu-ray includes a booklet, poster, art cards and a soundtrack CD. Also available as a Blu-ray only standard edition.
  • Optimum’s 2010 “StudioCanal Collection” Blu-ray includes an 18-page booklet with writing by Charles Drazin.
  • Criterion’s 1999 DVD includes a 6-page booklet with writing by Michael Wilmington.

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