The Third Secret 1964 Stephen Boyd & Pamela Franklin

[XyzXyz-mmvq]

What a superb performance by the young Pamela Franklin! Many thanks for this treat.

[posseeANNA]

Love to see the comments before I watch…….& love these black & white movies.

[timcameron]

the more 'old' movies I watch the more I see how standards have dropped in the present day - Pamela Franklin was astounding

[robwilton]

Pamela Franklin just wowed me with this performance. No hint of acting is the supreme skill when acting.

[BrendanMcSherry]

Every inch, a very good film. I did especially savour the richness of the B&W tonal range, quality!

[tigerlillyfeelfree]

These movies seem before their time and forward thinking but it's our times that are not thinking at all

[ethnyjane]

Sad but heartwarming, too. Thank you!

[ninadelamer]

Loved this. Bunny Lake is Missing and Sceance on a Wet Afternoon vibes. Love that not quite reality of these mid 60s Brit flicks. Thanks for posting.

[keithnaylor]

Interesting murder mystery with an incredible performance from a young Pamela Franklin.
Superb HD.

[JoFunnyOnion]

Incredible acting from Pamela and Stephen. Diane Cilento was also excellent. A superb cast and a great storyline. When I look at the actors and actresses today, they are nowhere sense as good as the actors of yesteryear. Very sad that Stephen Boyd died young.

[michaelblankenau]

What superb acting ! Every character believable .

[neilstanley]

Apart from being a superb film, it's also worth mentioning the very apt incidental music in the opening credits composed by Richard Arnell.

[JohnBloggs-ml]

Judi Dench's first ever film role though shed been acting in theatre professionally since 1957.

[chrisjehle]

Pamela Franklin gives an amazing, near-perfect performance. And to see Judi Dench at that age!

[laankebygg]

Good to also see an Australian actress in this movie, Diane Cilento who was Sean Connery's wife for 12 years. She was born in 1932 in Mooloolaba just north of Brisbane and died in 2011 in Cairns. Jason Connery is their son. lt actually was full of talented actors like Jack Hawkins, Richard Attenborough, Stephen Boyd, Pamela Franklin as Catherine and Judy Dench. An excellent movie for its time.

[Rozsaphile]

A terrific discovery for me . . . Franklin, the superb cast, the beautiful b&w photography. This came out when Boyd's star was at its peak but got no attention. Zanuck dumped it amid the Cleopatra-induced austerity at Fox. Patricia Neal's part was dropped, even as she was on the verge of winning an Oscar.

[peterbamforth]

The line "every time I tried to curtsie my father had to fetch the doctor" stretches my imagination. A great film.

[cclewes]

Pamela Franklin should have been a big star. She's excellent

[jJustPlayingNZ]

Unbelievable performance from a 14 year old actress.

[Patrick-iles]

Release date: April 28, 1964 (USA)
Director: Charles Crichton
Distributed by: 20th Century Studios