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Trio

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Consisting of three adaptations of W. Somerset Maugham short stories, this film follows the tales of a verger, a jewelry dealer, and the patients of a sanatorium. In the first tale, a verger is ousted from the church by a vicar due to his illiteracy, and seeks to become an entrepreneur. "Mr. Know-All" sees an arrogant jewelry dealer make a bet, with a woman's happiness at stake. The third story, "Sanatorium," explores death, rivalry and love as patients improve their health.

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Clyde Gilmour Maclean's Magazine 10/09/2019
Trio is a suave and satisfying import from Britain. Go to Full Review
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Steve D 01/22/2024 None of the stories are worth it. See more 02/08/2020 Gentle British humor and intelligent, intuitive, sensitive storytelling by the great, wise W. Somerset Maugham is absolutely engrossing. See more 10/23/2017 Old-fashioned triple bill of slightly twee Somerset Maugham short stories, of chief interest for the scattering of British character actors like Wilfrid Hyde White, Finlay Currie and Kathleen Harrison. Nicely designed, utterly inconsequential and instantly forgotten. See more 03/09/2013 Extremely well-acted follow-up to Quartet. See more 10/24/2012 3 parts-one star apiece See more 06/14/2011 3 stories make up the trio in this movie with a mixed bag of results. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Consisting of three adaptations of W. Somerset Maugham short stories, this film follows the tales of a verger, a jewelry dealer, and the patients of a sanatorium. In the first tale, a verger is ousted from the church by a vicar due to his illiteracy, and seeks to become an entrepreneur. "Mr. Know-All" sees an arrogant jewelry dealer make a bet, with a woman's happiness at stake. The third story, "Sanatorium," explores death, rivalry and love as patients improve their health.
Director
Ken Annakin, Harold French
Producer
Antony Darnborough
Screenwriter
Noel Langley, W. Somerset Maugham, R.C. Sherriff
Distributor
Paramount Pictures
Production Co
Gainsborough Pictures
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Oct 10, 1950, Original
Runtime
1h 31m
Sound Mix
Mono
Aspect Ratio
35mm