Triângulo Proibido

Título original: Three Into Two Won't Go

1969
R
1 h 32 min

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Rod Steiger, Claire Bloom, and Judy Geeson in Triângulo Proibido (1969)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaSteve Howard, a British sales executive living in Middlesex, England, begins an affair with a young hitchhiker, Ella Patterson, to emotionally get away from his marriage to his wife Frances.... Ler tudoSteve Howard, a British sales executive living in Middlesex, England, begins an affair with a young hitchhiker, Ella Patterson, to emotionally get away from his marriage to his wife Frances. But when Ella moves into a room in Steve and Frances's house, he must keep the true natur... Ler tudoSteve Howard, a British sales executive living in Middlesex, England, begins an affair with a young hitchhiker, Ella Patterson, to emotionally get away from his marriage to his wife Frances. But when Ella moves into a room in Steve and Frances's house, he must keep the true nature of his relationship with Ella under wraps at all costs.

Direção
- Peter Hall
Roteiristas
- Andrea Newman
- Edna O'Brien
Artistas

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6,0/10

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Direção
- Peter Hall
Roteiristas
- Andrea Newman
- Edna O'Brien
Artistas

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Indicado para 1 prêmio BAFTA
- 2 indicações no total

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Rod Steiger

Steve Howard

Claire Bloom

Frances Howard

Judy Geeson

Ella Patterson

Peggy Ashcroft

Belle

Paul Rogers

Jack Roberts

Elizabeth Spriggs

Marcia

Lynn Farleigh

Janet

Sheila Allen

Beth
(não creditado)

Peter Bennett

Man Reading Newspaper in Restaurant
(não creditado)

Harold Coyne

Pub Customer
(não creditado)

Norman Fisher

Care Home Resident
(não creditado)

Victor Harrington

Pub Customer
(não creditado)

Diana Webster

Direção
- Peter Hall
Roteiristas
- Andrea Newman
- Edna O'Brien
Elenco e equipe completos
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9markk-11

Preview of Three Into Two Won't Go

I saw this film back in the early 70's and I was mesmerised by Judy Geeson. For me it captured the clandestine nature of Rod Steigers irrepressible obsession with the young and extremely sexy hitch hiker, played by Geeson.

You couldn't help feel a little sorry for the wife, played brilliantly by Claire Bloom. I was really disappointed to see that the original cut may have been lost and there is little chance of it being released on DVD.

I defy anyone who saw the film, and it's strong message not to be equally absorbed by the three main character performances, and I would have loved to have seen it again, if nothing else for a purely nostalgic reason.

Going back in time, some 35 years.

A real classic.

zzapper-2

Some Famous Names here

The previous reviewer said it was depressing, which is pretty much accurate. Somewhere else on the Internet this film is described as a "Superb British Film". It probably attracted the wrong audience as it had a brief glimpse of a topless girl. In 1969 that was rare in the UK!!

terraplane

A three way love affair.

The original cut of this very fine movie may well be lost but if you ever get the chance to see it, you should. It is not dreary or miserable, as other people have said, it is a slice of reality. Rod Steiger and Claire Bloom prove their acting credentials here, both put in great performances. Judy Geeson plays her part to perfection. You have to remember that this movie was made in in 1969 and released in 1970. With that in mind, it is easy to understand where this movie is coming from. So far as I know there is no video or DVD release plannned fo this classic. Write to Universal and demand a DVD release.

8gpwaldegrave

One great scene

This was a film I saw when it first came out. I have to be honest that after so many.... many years a great deal of the film is lost from my memory. I am sure though, that this was the film in which the use of a camera circling about two subjects was the best I have ever seen. My friend and I looked at each other at the end and nodded that we had to see the scene again so we stayed and watched.

The dialogue must have been so clever to match how the camera moved slowly around the two actors, drawing the viewer from one characters thoughts to the other. Generally now, this technique is just a technique without any real purpose. It was moving imaginative, questioning...I became a psychiatric nurse! It should be seen by everyone interested in great writing, directing, acting and camera work. Brilliant.

gary-109

OK drama

This drama is OK, nothing more, but it features a rather depressing storyline. Married man meets, beds, and impregnates a drifter, and we see the impact on his marriage.

Added note: Try to rent the video. When NBC showed the movie on commercial television, the network added additional scenes featuring a social worker looking for the drifter, and the man's co-workers. These scenes are not outtakes from the original movie that NBC restored, but new scenes that NBC filmed and added to make clearer the backgrounds of the characters. They are unnecessary and rather insulting to the audience that the network felt they needed to "improve" the movie.

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In common with two other European-made Universal films of the same period (Cerimônia Secreta (1968) and A Noite do Dia Seguinte (1969)), this movie was subjected to a great deal of alteration when it came to be shown on American television a year or two after its cinema release. Not only were scenes trimmed or cut, but several new scenes were added to change the plot and make it less sensational. None of the original cast-members were in the new scenes, which were filmed in Hollywood by a new director and crew. Peter Hall savagely attacked Universal for this practice, which caused a storm of controversy, and this new version of the film was widely ridiculed; there were similar responses when the other two films were aired in their new versions, and thereafter Universal seemed to have stopped making such alterations.