The Lady Vanishes

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The Lady Vanishes (1938)

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An heiress and a photographer become convinced that an elderly nanny has disappeared from their train through the Alps.

Movie|G|1 hr. 35 min.|

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Title	The Lady Vanishes (1938)
Runtime	1 hr. 35 min.
Studio	Scott Entertainment
Genres	Horror and Suspense
Description	An heiress and a photographer become convinced that an elderly nanny has disappeared from their train through the Alps.

about 1 month ago

Oh ! Thank you very much for reminding me to go back and look for Alfred Hitchcock's famous appearance in his own movies ! I will go back now and check it out!

about 1 month ago

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I wonder if this spy plot is based on truth. Were there spies in 1938 already watching the movements of the various Nazi activities? Did the Cricket Match get flooded out in 1938?
I loved the intrigue. The amount of bullets that found their mark in the pine woods was a bit unbelievable especially from a moving open car on a bumpy road. I watched 2/3 of the version with Elliott Gould and Cybill Shepherd and Angela Lansbury on TV but I could not find that version on hulu.com so I turned to this older version to find out the ending. I loved the 1938 version !

4 months ago

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He was the one crossing the platform at the end with a cig hanging in his mouth.

4 months ago

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I didn't care for this very much..It is quaint and has an "old movie charm" but it didn't grab my attention or interest..

8 months ago

Thanks for this tip! Do you know if the download file is the same quality as the second edition of the film Criterion released?

about 1 year ago

I think that he is the man rushing by on the platform at the very end (1:32:32). Notice that he shrugs his shoulders, as it to get our attention.

about 1 year ago

I looked at the cab driver, and if Hitchcock was so much younger than when he made the TV series, then yes, it may have been him. How about the man rushing by on the platform at the very end (1:32:32), holding a small bag: could that be Hitchcock?

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