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Description	Film Poster for The Quiet American
Author or copyright owner	Julian Freedman
Source (WP:NFCC#4)	audiemurphy.com
Use in article (WP:NFCC#7)	The Quiet American (1958 film)
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The Quiet American (1958 film)

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Image title	The twenty-second movie of Audie Murphy. Starring Audie Murphy, Michael Redgrave, Claude Dauphin, and Giorgia Moll based on the Graham Greene novel. SUMMARY: Adapted from Graham Greene's prophetic novel, the backdrop of this film is Saigon, 1952 and the failure of U.S. foreign policy in pre-war Indochina. Audie plays the "American" who is trying to promote a free economy in a country fettered with a colonial government. Contrasting the American's views are those of the cynical Brit, Thomas Fowler, played by Michael Redgrave. The political viewpoints of the American and Brit symbolically play out against each other through their competing romantic interest in the beautiful Phuong, played by Giorgia Moll. The American wants to transform Phuong into a typical middle class American housewife; Fowler believes Phuong is unable to conceptualize and retain political ideals. Fowler promises no future to Phuong and resents the American's attempts to give her one. Eventually the views of the American lead to his own murder of which Fowler has a hand in. The British, in an attempt to justify his own troubling behavior, reflects, through a series of flashbacks, over his relationship with the American and Phuong, and struggles to come to an understanding of what it all means.
Author	Audie Murphy Research Foundation
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