The Third Alibi

1961
1h 8m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA married composer finds that his affair with his wife's half-sister has resulted in her death.A married composer finds that his affair with his wife's half-sister has resulted in her death.A married composer finds that his affair with his wife's half-sister has resulted in her death.

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7,0/10

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Anecdotes
Film debut of Dudley Moore.

Gaffes
At 3 min Norman is driving Peggy home. Within the car they are pictured close together in a tight embrace. However, the view of the couple as seen from the outside looking through the front windshield has them sitting apart.

Citations
Norman Martell: I want you to give me a divorce.
Helen Martell: What!
Norman Martell: Sorry. It's not all your fault. In a way I'm just as much to blame as you are.

Connexions
Edited into Kraft Mystery Theater: The Third Alibi (1961)

Bandes originales
NOW AND THEN
Written by Don Banks and David Dearlove
Sung by Cleo Laine with Dudley Moore (piano) (uncredited)

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8/10

A cracking little mystery, more twists then a roller-coaster.

What a clever little mystery this is, it is incredible how many of these forgotten gems are out there. I would have imagined this was made as a low budget b movie, but it is fully deserving of praise. Very good performances all round, Laurence Payne and Jane Griffiths are both very good, but it's the performance of Patricia Dainton that stole the show in her final on screen performance, a truly natural beauty, she plays a very soft, frail and dutiful wife, who possesses more then is shown on the surface. I love how complex the plot is, it is full of knots, twists and turns, it's a film you watch and have no idea which way it's going to go, you are guessing until the very (shock) end. It features a small cameo for Cleo Laine.

The plot is so good it could quite easily be remade into some cosy modern day mystery. It starts fairly slowly, and you could be forgiven for losing interest, but it's one of those that if you stick with you will totally get caught up in, the ending is so good too. I love a good mystery and this ticks all the boxes.

I'm glad I found it, 8/10