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Unusually for Greene this was written first as a screenplay for the famous film with Orson Welles. Later Greene wrote it as a novella for the public with a happy ending which Carol Reed had rejected for the film. Come and enjoy mysterious Vienna just after WW2.
With 2.30pm film screening of ‘The Third Man’ starring Orson Welles (1949)
Tuesday 15 January 12.30pm
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