Count Three and Pray (1955)
Count Three and Pray
A pastor with a shady past moves into a rural town just after the Civil War.
Staring
- Van Heflin as Luke Fargo
- Joanne Woodward as Lissy
- Raymond Burr as Yancey Huggins
Count Three and Pray
Category: Entertainment
“Lights, Camera, Action”.
Three’s Company
U.S. Situation Comedy
Chrissie Jack and Janet
Three's Company, an enormously popular yet critically despised sitcom farce about a young man living platonically with two young women, aired on ABC from 1977-84. After a spring try-out of six episodes beginning Thursday, 15 March 1977, Three's Company ranked number 11 among all TV shows for the entire 1976-77 season–at that time, an unheard-of feat.
The Third Man
British motion picture about a pulp fiction writer
THE THIRD MAN
investigating the disappearance of a friend in Vienna, Austria, after World War II (1939-1945). Written by Graham Greene and released in 1949, the film won the grand prize at the Cannes Film Festival and an Academy Award for Robert Krasker’s cinematography.
Upon his arrival in Vienna, Holly Martins (played by Joseph Cotten) learns that his friend Harry Lime (Orson Welles) has been run over by a car and killed. When a British intelligence agent (Trevor Howard) tells Martins that his friend was a black-market profiteer and a scoundrel, Martins decides to investigate and clear his friend’s name.
While investigating, the writer discovers that Lime has been selling tainted medicine on the black market, harming many innocent people and making a fortune. As he learns more about the accident, it seems less and less like an accident.
Three men carried the body away from the scene, one of whom no one can identify. He also discovers that Lime is still alive and decides to help the British secret agent capture him. In one riveting sequence, the police pursue Lime through the Vienna sewer system.
