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UK quad poster artwork for the 1999 release of The Third Man (1949)
The artwork was created for the theatrical re-release of Carol Reeds The Third Man in the UK in 1999. STUDIOCANAL Film and Theatre Film Posters and Stills. © Studiocanal Films Ltd
Media ID 8028731
Filename: thi1949_co_pos_002.jpg
Size: 4843 x 3606 (14.8MB)
Date: 11th November 2012
Source: STUDIOCANAL
Copyright Status: Copyrighted Work
1940s Carol Reed Colour Image Graham Greene Mystery Orson Welles Poster Publicity Third Man 1949 Thriller Noir
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This print showcases the UK quad poster artwork for the 1999 re-release of the iconic film, The Third Man. A true masterpiece in cinematic history, this thrilling mystery directed by Carol Reed continues to captivate audiences even decades after its original release in 1949. The artwork beautifully captures the essence of this noir thriller set against the backdrop of post-war Vienna. With a vibrant color image that transports us back to the atmospheric streets of 1940s Europe, it perfectly encapsulates the intrigue and suspense that awaits viewers. Orson Welles delivers a mesmerizing performance as Harry Lime, a charismatic yet enigmatic character whose presence lingers throughout every scene. Adapted from Graham Greene's novel, The Third Man takes us on a journey through shadowy alleys and dark secrets as we follow Joseph Cotten's character in his quest for truth. The poster serves as both an homage to this timeless classic and an invitation to experience its magic once again. It evokes nostalgia while also enticing new audiences with its striking design and alluring imagery. As fans eagerly await their next viewing or discovery of The Third Man, this print stands as a testament to its enduring legacy within cinema history. Its theatrical re-release in 1999 brought renewed attention to Carol Reed's masterful direction and reaffirmed why this film remains an essential part of any movie lover's collection.