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  • The Third Man

  • Retro Audio (Dramatised)
  • By: Graham Greene
  • Narrated by: Joseph Cotten
  • Length: 1 hr
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (29 ratings)

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The Third Man

By: Graham Greene
Narrated by: Joseph Cotten
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Arriving in post World War 2 Vienna, an American pulp writer finds his friend who was meant to be waiting for him has been killed under mysterious circumstances. Follow this mystery, starring Joseph Cotten, which trails through the murky world of the black market, with the involvement of the international police and the writer's Czechoslovakian girlfriend.

This is one of the Classic Radio Theatre productions you will want to listen to over and over again!

Public Domain (P)2007 P. D.
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Classic story

This is the radio version of the classic story, with a cast, some sound effects, etc.. It's an old-time radio version, with old-time commercial spots. It is very good as it is, and has the genuine feel of the period, but readers looking for an original print or literary version of the story should look elsewhere.

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