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The Third Lover (French: L'Œil du malin), also titled The Eye of Evil, is a 1962 French–Italian crime drama film directed by Claude Chabrol. It tells the story of a French journalist in Southern Germany who befriends a novelist and his wife and gradually begins to destroy the couple's lives.
The Third Lover: Directed by Claude Chabrol. With Jacques Charrier, Stéphane Audran, Walther Reyer, Erika Tweer. André Mercier, a journalist known as Albin Mercier, is a failed, embittered writer. Sent to cover an event in Germany, he gets to know Andreas Hartmann, another writer who, for his part, has not... failed.
Título original: The War Lover. Sinopsis: McQueen y Wagner son dos pilotos británicos que durante la II Guerra Mundial se disputan el amor de Anne Field, al tiempo que arriesgan sus vidas en peligrosas misiones con sus bombarderos. (FILMAFFINITY)Puedes ver El amante de la muerte mediante en las plataformas:
Synopsis. André Mercier, a journalist known as Albin Mercier, is a failed, embittered writer. Sent to cover an event in Germany, he gets to know Andreas Hartmann, another writer who, for his part, has not... failed. The successful Andreas is married to Hélène, a beautiful Frenchwoman.
17 de mar. de 2020 · Revisiting his 1962 title The Third Lover (L’Oeil Du Malin) finds Chabrol navigating similar territories and themes he would eventually be renowned for—jealous lovers, infidelity and murder. A slight reworking of Othello, Chabrol credited a co-writer on the project, Martial Matthieu, which was a pseudonym he would use once more a ...
Writer Albin Mercier (Jacques Charrier) arrives in a small German town and becomes quickly fascinated by his wealthy neighbors, Andreas (Walther Reyer) and Hélène Hartman (Stéphane Audran), and their happy home surrounded by stone walls and gates.
The Third Lover is an early psychological thriller by Claude Chabrol showing him finding his true subjects: adultery, sexual jealousy, murder. Albin (Jacques Charrier) is an unsuccessful, frustrated novelist forced to report on German life from Munich for a French newspaper.
