Third Person (2013)
Genre: Drama / Romance
Duration: 137 minuten
Country:
United Kingdom / United States / Germany / Belgium
Directed by: Paul Haggis
Stars: Liam Neeson, Mila Kunis and Adrien Brody
IMDb score:
6,3 (29.885)
Releasedate: 9 September 2013
Third Person plot
"Life can change at the turn of a page."
The film has three storylines set in three different cities that are all connected to each other. Paris: Michael, a writer who has recently left his wife, is visited by his beloved Anna. Due to a terrible secret, Anna is unable to bond with Michael, resulting in a complicated, on-again, off-again relationship. New York: Julia was recently charged with the attempted murder of her son. Her son now lives with his father, but Julia does everything in her power to regain custody. Rome: Scott, an American businessman on his way to Italy, falls in love with Italian Monica. This gets him involved in the case of Monica's daughter, who has been kidnapped by an Italian criminal and held for ransom.
Actors and actresses
Michael
Julia
Sean
Rick
Anna
Theresa
Elaine
Monika
Giorgio
Gina
Reviews & comments
Don Homer
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- 510 messages
- 1297 votes
At the end of the film it turns out to have a nice theme. However, this film takes unnecessarily long, is not really exciting anywhere, the actors are mediocre, although the script is the weakest link.
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Noodless
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- 9577 messages
- 5999 votes
Unnecessarily confusing and difficult to bring to the viewer. The three storylines do not really captivate and are stretched long-winded to the climax that the attentive viewer will notice after a while. The story is therefore about a writer who has feelings of guilt about his deceased son, which therefore also forms the common thread for the other fiction stories. Fortunately, the cast still manages to keep the viewer's interest, but it all feels long-winded and monotonous. The story of the writer played by Liam Neeson and his beloved Anna ( Olivia Wilde ) actually brings very little, only if you wait 
for a naked Olivia Wilde who can certainly be there. Juliet's story
( Mila Kunis ) and her ex Rick ( James Franco ) is perhaps the most interesting story to follow. And then you have the story of Adrien Brody, a businessman who falls in love with the beautiful sexy Moran Atias. Not really bored, but certainly not a movie to watch a second time. 6/10
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mrklm
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- 10183 messages
- 9284 votes
Haggis struggles to effectively intertwine three separate stories. In New York, a young mother Julia [Mila Kunis] struggles with her lawyer [Maria Bello] to enforce the right to see her baby boy after a serious accusation from her ex-husband [James Franco]. Writer Michael [Liam Neeson] prepares a new book in Paris and puts his affair by Anna [Olivia Wilde] there, even though his husband [Kim Basinger] knows about it. And in Rome fashion dealer Scott has just illegally obtained the designs of some top brands when he meets Roma Monika [Moran Atias] in a cafe. She begs him to help raise the ransom for her daughter held by smugglers. Given the impressive cast, this might have resulted in three nice romantic dramas. Although transitions are visually clever, the storylines are more in the way of each other than they reinforce each other.
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