Haunted by „The Third Man”

30 aprilie 2017 · de Andrei Gorzo | în De dragul jocului, English, Istoria filmului | etichetat A Gun for Sale, Alberto Cavalcanti, Alexander Korda, Alida Valli, Allen Dulles, Ann Fleming, Anthony Blunt, Brendan Bracken, Cambridge Spies, Carol Reed, Catholicism, Cold War, comic-book, David O. Selznick, Donald Maclean, Elizabeth Montagu, Engelbert Dollfuss, England Made Me, Evelyn Waugh, George Orwell, Graham Greene, graphic short story, Guy Burgess, Hans-Peter Smolka, Harry Lime, Iron Curtain, It Always Rains on Sunday, Jean-Luc Fromental, John Banville, John le Carré, Jules Dassin, Kim Philby, Le Coup de Prague, liberation theology, Litzi Friedmann, Miles Hyman, My Silent War, Night and the City, Orson Welles, Paul Tabori, Peter Foges, Peter Smollett, Peter Wollen, Robert Hamer, Sidney Gilliat, Soviet Bloc, Soviet Union, spiv films, Stamboul Train, The Confidential Agent, The Heart of the Matter, The Human Factor, The Quiet American, The Third Man, The Untouchable, They Made Me a Fugitive, Tim Milne, Vienna, Waterloo Road, Wild Bill Donovan, Winston Churchill

Le Coup de Prague (The Prague Coup) is a short story in comic-book form, a collaboration between the French writer Jean-Luc Fromental and the American artist Miles Hyman, published (in French) in 2017. It is a visualization of the legend according to which the film The Third Man, a famous British-American co-production from 1949, is […]

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