description Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out Overview
The 1947 British film Odd Man Out portrays James Mason as a Nationalist leader in Belfast attempting to escape police custody following a crime. Adapted from a 1945 novel, this drama exemplifies classic film noir with its dark atmosphere and exploration of guilt and disillusionment. It’s notable for Polanski's early work and appeals to viewers interested in period crime stories and character-driven narratives.
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info Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out Specifications
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Year | 1947 |
help Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out FAQ
Is Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out the same film as Carol Reed's Odd Man Out?
No. Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out is a 2012 documentary by Marina Zenovich, while Odd Man Out is a 1947 Carol Reed noir starring James Mason. The similar title can cause catalog confusion, but they are unrelated films.
What earlier documentary does Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out follow?
It follows Zenovich's Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired, which examined Polanski's 1977 sexual abuse case and the later legal fallout. Odd Man Out continues that story after Polanski's legal team used the earlier film in court arguments.
Why does Switzerland matter in Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out?
Polanski was arrested in Switzerland in 2009 while traveling to the Zurich Film Festival. That arrest turned Zenovich's follow-up documentary into a film about an active international legal event.
Where did Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out first appear publicly?
The documentary debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2012. It later played the New York Film Festival and aired on Showtime.
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