William Friedkin on Harry Lime in THE THIRD MAN

[@wombito5098]

Its incredible that this guy literally says he doesnt care at all about the black dots he sees from the wheel (refering to humans), admitting hes a psychopath, yet you still kind of dont want him to be caught because hes just so charming

[@allenussher5884]

It's really interesting how the film portrays the outlaw (Lime) as a charming, likeable fellow, despite all the bad things he's done, while the protagonist do-gooder who can't get the girl isn't very charming but technically does the right thing to help catch the bad guy.

[@BadGuyRants]

One of the great villains in film!

[@petrfrizen6078]

What an indepthful description of the character! I wish I could be watching it one day.

[@clintgolub1751]

Just watched this for the first time last night, Orson Wells knocked it out of the park! The extensive use of Dutch angles (which I’m accustomed to from years of films) really did start to unsettle me halfway in

[@Pavlovshouse-ud5ek]

Watch it again, then, again. Every time something new appears

[@fenncarr3774]

Perhaps the greatest performance of all time.

[@Retrostar619]

This is so true. He's a villain who uses charm like a weapon.

[@fredhall6525]

Everyone wants to hang out with Harry Lime even though he's probably going to steel from you.

[@charleswatson7488]

Haven steel your pen