The Third Secret (1964) |
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| Director(s) | Charles Crichton |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
| Top Topics | Detectives |
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The Third Secret
Released
1964
Stephen Boyd
(as Alex Stedman)
The Third Secret
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1964
Jack Hawkins
(as Sir Frederick Belline)
The Third Secret
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1964
Richard Attenborough
(as Alfred Price)
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Diane Cilento
(as Anne Tanner)
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1964
Pamela Franklin
(as Catherine Whitset)
The Third Secret
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1964
Rachel Kempson
(as Mildred Hoving)
The Third Secret
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1964
Peter Copley
(as Dr. Leo Whitset)
The Third Secret Overview:
The Third Secret (1964) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by Charles Crichton .
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Pamela Franklin Reveals the Third Secret and Takes on Miss Brodie
Actress Pamela Franklin.With the exception of Hayley Mills, Pamela Franklin may have had the best 1960s career of any young actor. She started the decade with a spellbinding performance in The Innocents (1961). She sparkled in the offbeat Disney film A Tiger Walks (1964) and Hammer's underrated susp... Read full article
The Third Secret (1964)
The Third Secret Directed by Charles Crichton Written by Robert L. Joseph 1964/UK Hubris Productions First viewing/YouTube Catherine Whitset: That’s therapy. It doesn’t really help. This slightly ponderous and Freudian story has a pretty good mystery at its heart. As the movie begins,... Read full article
The Third Secret (1964, Charles Crichton)
Between Crichton’s fantastic CinemaScope composition and Douglas Slocombe’s wondrous black and white photography, it’d be hard not admire The Third Secret. It’s an engaging enough thriller, though it does run into the problem of having one ending too many. Stephen Boyd plays ... Read full article
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The Third Secret Quotes:
Alex Stedman: It has to be.
Catherine Whitset: Why?
Alex Stedman: It saves people from having to think about what they're really doing. They have to concentrate on how to do it.
Catherine Whitset: That's therapy. It doesn't really help.
Alex Stedman: Therapy.
[pause]
Alex Stedman: Are you looking for anyone? I believe they've all gone home.
Catherine Whitset: You haven't.
Alex Stedman: How did you get in?
Catherine Whitset: I lied to the guard.
Alex Stedman: Why?
Catherine Whitset: I'm obsessive. I lie to guards.
Alex Stedman: That's not very serious.
Catherine Whitset: [Walking up to look through one of the video cameras] I love TV. Even when it's terrible.
[Walks over to Stedman]
Catherine Whitset: I think I'm going blind from watching TV. Do you see? Look closely.
[Pulls down her eyelid]
Catherine Whitset: See the deterioration? I'm a victim of the electronic age.
Alex Stedman: [Ruefully] Me too.