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Third Man Out

2005

Action / Crime / Mystery / Thriller

Third Man Out

2005

Action / Crime / Mystery / Thriller

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BluRay estimated release date: August 24, 2010

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57% AUDIENCE · 500 ratings

6.6/10 · 1.3K

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BluRay ETA: August 24, 2010

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Plot summary

Gay detective Donald Strachey is commissioned to protect gay activist John Rutka, known for "outing" prominent citizens.

Director

Ron Oliver

Top cast

Woody Jeffreys as Eddie Santon

P. Lynn Johnson as Senator Dianne Glassman

Sebastian Spence as Timmy Callahan

Nelson Wong as Kenny Kwon

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

905.81 MB

1280*714

English 2.0

TV-MA

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 38 min

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1.64 GB

1920*1072

English 2.0

TV-MA

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 38 min

Seeds 1

Comments 1

Diegusv 2073 days ago

Please more gay movies and we need an LGBT category!!!

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6 / 10

“Rutka” (Jack Wetherall) is a fairly outspoken gay

CinemaSerf

“Rutka” (Jack Wetherall) is a fairly outspoken gay advocate who thinks nothing of outing people, and who is consequently fairly unpopular. When he starts to…

8 / 10

Hail Queer-Noir

traceytoney

The gay private eye thriller Third Man Out is, hopefully, the first of a new film genre that I'll dub "Queer-Noir". Third Man's plot may be a bit serpentine…

The gay private eye thriller Third Man Out is, hopefully, the first of a new film genre that I'll dub "Queer-Noir". Third Man's plot may be a bit serpentine and it's dialogue stretched at the corners to cover maximum political ground, but Chad Allen's nuanced and sexily hard-boiled performance easily compensates for these shortcomings. As Private Eye Donald Strachey, Allen comes off as Spenser crossed with Columbo with a dash of Brian Kinney tossed into this enticing mix. Though Ron Oliver's direction isn't flashy, it's very appropriate for a noir flick set in Albany. Like Richard Stevenson's books--on the pages of which Donald Strachey was conceived--this film is about character and concept and the tension between these two dramatic elements. Stevenson was one of the first writers to infuse the pragmatic, ultra-masculine private eye genre with an unabashedly gay aesthetic. A perfect synthesis of these two influences, Third Man Out gives us a detective who shares waltzes and moonlight martinis with his hubby, drives a banged up Toyota Tercel and can lay bad guys flat with an unsparing right hook. Third Man's production values are outstanding for a cable film. Keeping Richard Stevenson's Albany setting was a smart move by Here! network, as so many well intentioned films go astray when they aim for glitzy settings and end up with cheap Canadian photocopies. The only flaws worth citing were: a couple of actor Sebastian Spence's scenes (during which he portrays Donald Strachey's husband as a cross between C3PO and Uncle Arthur from Bewitched) and a heavy-handed score (with good feature songs that are sandbagged by some very obtrusive "tension and suspense" instrumentals). What most delighted me about Third Man was the thrill of watching a genuine and polished noir flick which was, in every respect, thoroughly but naturally queer. While Third Man isn't Brokeback Mountain, it is a milestone in its own right. It's a well executed, enjoyable film about a hard-boiled detective who wears bad ties and breaks out in a blushing grin when his boyfriend kisses him on the cheek.

8 / 10

And Now For Something Completely Different

roedyg

I watched this film simply because First Wave's impossibly handsome Sebastian Spence was in it. I wanted to see what other roles he might play. His character…

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