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Academy Awards 1950 - Nominated - Best Director
Academy Awards 1950 - Nominated - Best Screenplay
BAFTA Awards 1949 - Nominated - Best Film from any Source
BAFTA Awards 1949 - Won - Best British Film
Academy Awards 1950 - Nominated - Best Director
Academy Awards 1950 - Nominated - Best Screenplay
BAFTA Awards 1949 - Nominated - Best Film from any Source
BAFTA Awards 1949 - Won - Best British Film
Bodil Awards 1950 - Won - Best European Film
Golden Globe Awards 1950 - Nominated - Best Foreign Film
National Board of Review Awards 1949 - Won - Best Actor
National Board of Review Awards 1949 - Won - Best Screenplay
New York Film Critics Circle Awards 1949 - Won - Best Director
Venice Film Festival 1948 - Nominated - Golden Lion
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The Fallen Idol
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Film SynopsisThe Fallen Idol was the first of three masterpieces to result from the legendary meeting of director Carol Reed and writer Graham Greene, who together would also create The Third Man and Our Man in Havana. Elegantly balancing suspense and farce, this tale of the fraught relationship between a boy and the beloved butler he suspects of murder is a delightfully macabre thriller of the first order and a visually and verbally dazzling knockout. Get Involved |
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Runtime:
95 min.
Country:
UNITED KINGDOM
Language:
English/American
Color:
Color
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Directed by
Carol Reed
Produced by
Carol Reed
Writing credits
Graham Greene
Cast
| Ralph Richardson | ||
| Michele Morgan | ||
| Bernard Lee | ||
| Bobby Henrey | ||
| Jack Hawkins | ||
| Sonia Dresdel | ||
| Dora Bryan |
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