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VERY well done. Excellent across the board..It is so very nice and refreshing to see actual work and time put in in such a beautifully creative, artistic and fun way..Well done!...THANK YOU for to so..Smiles

Being half Austrian myself and having visited the city many times I found this a most enjoyable video.Thank you.

Very clever vid! TY!

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The bust by Tiziano is ok but it is not 'Patrick' and i think Catherine was being polite with her words when she first saw it.

Just found this video, absolutely brilliant, I’m going to port Marion soon, can’t wait :)

Well Done. Saw what you did there. :)

I am from Turin and I only discovered the movie a few days ago when it was mentioned in a youtube video made by a foreign (not Italian) real estate agent. I think you did a great job!

Holly Martens: What would you like in your Gin, Harry..... Lime?

The Third Man Museum is privately run by a Viennese couple who love the movie, but also want English-speaking visitors to know the political and economic situation in Vienna after WWII. Very interesting contrast with what happened in Berlin…

Mm do internet search:"prisoner+unmutual". This website is prob now the foremost re data on this hugely influential and mega cult late 1960s TV show. It incl info on the FREE location tours (2 pa in central London and occ ones in Elstree+Borehamwood). The latter, just north of London and the UKs Hollywood, is where most of the series was filmed. The wonderful NW Wales village of Portmeirion was only actually used in 2 "shoots". ...BCNU!

I am absurdly in love with Vienna at that time of1948. And all because this film. Of course it wasn't really like that, it was all rather grim and sordid, but still. Rather extraordinary to see 'that' doorway at 3:57 and be up on the Ferris wheel. Anyone I ask that goes to Vienna, has no idea what i'm talking about sadly. Thanks for sharing this Karin

Fun!

Excellent summary! One of the most interesting, perhaps bizarre, articles I've ever read about the film is "When Harry met Holly" (2007) by Djamel Zeniti, in which he argues the various film locations form a geometric sequence.

Technical note: While there is a monument to Mozart in Vienna's central cemetery, he is not buried there. He is buried in Cimetière Saint Marc, which is no longer in use. No one knows where his grave is, however, as it was unmarked and later Constanze, his widow, couldn't remember where the site was. So for the Central Cemetery they erected a lovely monument to Mozart, but he is not there.

It was originally pushed on the steep section by a rack-and-pinion locomotive, similar if not identical to the one that pushed the trams of the Renon railway, Alto Adige / South Tyrol. In Trieste the rack railway was replaced by the current funicular, while access to the Renon plateau is currently via an aerial cableway. The flat section is still in service. At the Innsbruck tram museum there is an example of the aforementioned rack locomotive used for pushing

Very funny video. You had a great way of presenting it. I managed to locate several locations on my first trip to Vienna 10 years ago much to my partners annoyance as she hadn't seen the movie. Even though she lived there for about a year, as a result of location searching I took her to places she hadn't been (whiich she did appreciate), such as the church where part of the chase scene was and the place where cat snuggles up to Welles' legs. You showed me some new places. Maybe next time I'll go visit them. Thanks.

Wonderful and amusing

Wonderfully presented.

I love this film, my gateway to film noir. I love the sewer scenes and Paine.

There is no mention of the Third Man at the Reisenrad wheel. Like The Sound of Music, the Third Man is almost unknown to Austrians

Silly documentary.

The scenes in the gallerias are spectacular. Thanks for your research.

Clever and amusing. (The Third Man was never a novel. It was simply a screenplay.)

Excellent use of all the titles of the episodes in your narration.

Nicely done

The Third Man has always been one of my favourite films. When I did my National Service in the Australian Air Force, I had a friend who was one of identical triplets. He loved to proclaim “i’m the Third Man!” The first time I visited Vienna I felt I had to ride in the Reiserad, the big wheel although I am normally afraid of heights. It didn’t matter, I was up there imagining I was with Harry and Holy.

A great clip giving some great background and insights into The Third Man... one of the best spy/espionage/crime films ever made.

Great film showing the many amazing places connected to the film. I used to work across from the Palavela and there was not a day I looked at that building and didn’t think of those three mini cars being chased by the hapless police fiat. Thanks for sharing.

This was brilliant, I love it!

When she walks by Holly Martins at the end, it's the ultimate snub. Plus the greatest character reveal in cinema when the light shines on Lime.

Charming, witty, unique short doc on The Third Man. You forgot to mention though that Orson Welles' scenes in the sewer were not shot in Vienna. Welles took one whiff and said no thanks. He told Reed and Korda he would only film his sewer scenes on a set so they constructed a partial sewer set back in London for Welles' benefit.

Technically the 'sewer' isn't a sewer but a buried river. There would a substantial whiff from the open sewer which I don't think the Viennese would allow for long.

Despicable yanks, always sticking their noses into other people's affairs ... betraying, killing & plundering for themselves as they go!

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Oh, how interesting, the Kim Philby connection! I never knew. Now I need to know more. Philby was a Marxist, but was he quite so open about this that he would have been able to share this episode with Graham Green, or anyone, while at MI6? Was this episode prior to Philby's recruitment by the Soviets? Thanks for a charming tour.

Love the references to the episodes and sayings. Very well done.

Orson Welles at his best !

Fantastic job, thanks so much!

An entertaining and interesting insight of the rightly-celebrated film. Thank you.

Are you actually Kate Bush. I'm sure you've been asked before!

Jo would say, “Marvelous!”

That was Brilliant

Where is the light come from the light on the face not the green light

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The cover photo just fuck me up!

what a review was it a book or an art ! thanks for the review on my bucket list

A youtube video that was actually worth watching! great job.

Way too much time wasted showing fruits instead of Vienna

and now that restoration is finished, big ben is officially back! first midnight chimes of big ben since the restoration will DEFINITELY be tonight