Beginning with the line "I never knew the old Vienna," the protagonist meets with Baron Kurtz and Dr. Winkel, but they turn out to be members of the antagonist's racket, involving the dilution of penicillin.
A famous speech from this movie, delivered by the antagonist and written by actor who played him, offers $20,000 free of income tax to the protagonist for every "dot" he allows to stop, where the "dots" are humans seen from the top of a Ferris wheel. Beginning with the line "I never knew the old Vienna," the protagonist meets with Baron Kurtz and Dr. Winkel, but they turn out to be members of the antagonist's racket, involving the dilution of penicillin. The movie ends with Anna Schmidt and Holly Martins leaving the second funeral of Harry Lime, though this time he isn't faking his own death. Featuring a screenplay by Graham Greene and starring Joseph Cotton and Orson Welles, this is, FTP, what Carol Reed-directed film noir that takes its title from a person who may or may not have been present at Lime's first death?
A famous speech from this movie, delivered by the antagonist and written by actor who played him, offers $20,000 free of income tax to the protagonist for every "dot" he allows to stop, where the "dots" are humans seen from the top of a Ferris wheel.
The {Third Man}