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A boy attempts to realize his father's dream of climbing an alpine peak known as the Citadel.A boy attempts to realize his father's dream of climbing an alpine peak known as the Citadel.A boy attempts to realize his father's dream of climbing an alpine peak known as the Citadel.
Joyce Bulifant
- Young Woman Tourist
- (uncredited)
Roger Delgado
- Italian Tourist
- (uncredited)
John Gabriel
- Paul - Guide
- (uncredited)
Helen Hayes
- Tourist
- (uncredited)
James Ramsey Ullman
- Tourist
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaHelen Hayes: James MacArthur's mother, appears uncredited as a tourist leaving the hotel where Rudi works.
- GoofsThe amount of blood on Captain Winter's bandage keeps changing from scene to scene at the end of the movie.
- Quotes
Emil Saxo: It's the end of it, for him. But it needn't be for us.
Franz Lerner: What do you mean?
Emil Saxo: Tomorrow the weather will be good, after that, who knows? If we leave at first dawn, we'll be there by eight. The boy will stay with him, he won't be left alone. And it's what he would want us to do.
Franz Lerner: It isn't a question of what he would want. A guide - at any rate, a guide of Kurtal - does not leave his client on a mountain and go on alone.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Magical World of Disney: Perilous Assignment (1959)
- SoundtracksClimb the Mountain
Written by Franklyn Marks and 'By' Dunham
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Third Man on the Mountain ranks among the very best live-action films ever produced by Walt Disney. Period mountain-climbing film works as both a white-knuckle adventure thriller and compelling coming-of-age story. Highlights include sensational location photography and stunt work, strong character performances, terrific period detail, and a fine screenplay by Eleanore Griffin. Film takes its time establishing its characters, before building towards unusually gripping second half, where the human drama becomes as suspenseful as the high-altitude acrobatics.
Current DVD uses badly-worn elements for its source, with swarms of dirt, scratches, and ugly grain. It might, in fact, be the exact same transfer used in the 90's for the laserdisc release. Modern DVD resolution and large-screen televisions make the result unacceptable, especially for a film of this caliber. Disney Home Video needs to revisit this title and give it the respect it deserves.
Trivia: The Matterhorn ride at California's Disneyland theme park is based on the killer mountain seen in this film.
Current DVD uses badly-worn elements for its source, with swarms of dirt, scratches, and ugly grain. It might, in fact, be the exact same transfer used in the 90's for the laserdisc release. Modern DVD resolution and large-screen televisions make the result unacceptable, especially for a film of this caliber. Disney Home Video needs to revisit this title and give it the respect it deserves.
Trivia: The Matterhorn ride at California's Disneyland theme park is based on the killer mountain seen in this film.
- ErnestRister
- Sep 4, 2005
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- $2,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 47 minutes
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