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Peppard and Ashley
- Adventure
- 1/2/12
George Peppard scored a great hit at Paramount in The Carpetbaggers and found a great co star and a lady love Liz Ashley which would cause Peppard to divorce his wife of many years. Warner Bros re teamed Peppard and Ashley who soon married, in this film The Third Day, and who as I recall tried to place themselves as an acting couple ala The Newman's. This film failed and so did the Peppard marriage. Peppard had a string of great hits in his early career How The West Was Won, Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Carpetbaggers and working with great directors such as John Ford ( HTWWW) and Vincente Minnelli in Home From The Hill and Carl Foreman in The Victors.
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Please Release The Third Day to DVD
- John Korolow
- 2/16/10
The Third Day, a 1965 suspense drama starring George Peppard is not to be missed. Fans of the late fine actor will appreciate his signature style of fine acting and newcomers will understand why Peppard was such a convincing dramatic performer. The storyline is memorable as the film keeps the viewer on the edge of suspense as Peppard's character traces his life over the previous three days, involving many suspenseful moments. I saw this movie a couple of times on the late, late show on television many years ago and it has stuck with me ever since.
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Great amnesia movie
- sherwood
- 10/15/06
A classic suspense movie with George Peppard, Elizabeth Ashley and Roddy McDowell. The hero, George Peppard, awakens after amnesia and finds himself to be the rich, successful and well-married (to Elibabeth Ashley) owner of a company. Problem is, everyone hates him: for his infidelity (his wife) the community and company (for his arrogance and wastefulness and funning the family manufacturing business into the ground. There is a another problem: his lover is dead. What does he do? He can't remember anything. Great suspense and acting.
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