The 3rd Voice

The Man is the accomplice of Marian Forbes, the spurned mistress of a tycoon. She coaches The Man in impersonating the voice and appearance and habits of the intended victim. The Man begins his masquerade in a Mexican resort, where he meets Corey Scott and moves on to contemplating the murder of his tutor, but things begin to go awry. ==Cast==

List of the actors in the film: • Edmond O'Brien – The Man • Laraine Day – Marian Forbes • Julie London – Corey Scott • Edward Colmans – Carreras • Shirley O'Hara – Carreras' Secretary • Ralph Brooks – Harris Chapman • Abel Franco – Police Inspector • George Eldredge – Judge Kendall • Roque Ybarra – 1st Fisherman • Ruben Moreno – 2nd Fisherman • Raoul De Leon – Bank Official • Francisco Ortega – Bank Cashier • John Garrett – Bank Clerk • Henry Delgado – Desk Clerk – Palacio • Andre Oropeza – Desk Clerk – Miramar • Sylvia Ray – Hotel Miramar Cashier • Tom Hernández – Other Desk Clerk • Olga San Juan – Blonde • George Trevino – Captain Camos • Lucille Curtis – Mrs. Kendall • Tom Daly – Tourist at Bar • Mario Armenta – Orchestra Leader • Robert Hernandez – Bellhop • Eddie Le Baron – Carlos • Manuel Serrano – Headwaiter • Francis Ravel – Waiter • Alberto Monte – Photographer ==Production==

The film was produced by Robert L. Lippert's Associated Producers Incorporated, which produced lower-budget films for 20th Century Fox. Lippert bought the rights to the book and arranged for Hubert Cornfield to adapt and direct. Lippert and Fox president Spyros Skouras increased the budget to a level that co-producer Maury Dexter described as a "nervous A class" of film. The film was shot in and around Los Angeles and Malibu in October 1959. According to Dexter, during filming, Cornfield accused O'Brien of not knowing his lines and O'Brien threatened to punch Cornfield on the last day of filming, though this may not have happened. ==Reception==

Dexter claims that the film received positive reviews and "did fairly well at the box office." The Los Angeles Times called the film an "interesting thriller." == References ==