The Lady Vanishes

Name: The Lady Vanishes
Genre: Action, Mystery, Thriller, Comedy, Romance
Released: March 1, 1980
Duration: 97 min
Rating: 42
Cast: Angela Lansbury, Arthur Lowe, Cybill Shepherd, Elliott Gould, Gerald Harper

1980

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Rank Film Distributors | Release Date: March 1, 1980 | PG

Starring: Angela Lansbury, Arthur Lowe, Cybill Shepherd, Elliott Gould, Gerald Harper, Herbert Lom, Ian Carmichael, Jean Anderson, Jenny Runacre, Madlena Nedeva

Summary: While travelling in pre-war Nazi Germany, a young couple realize a passenger seems to have been kidnapped off of their train, but, no other passenger aside from themselves, recalls her.

Director: Anthony Page

Genre(s): Action, Mystery, Thriller, Comedy, Romance

Rating: PG

Runtime: 97 min

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TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

This remake of the classic Hitchcock mystery is a far cry from its predecessor, lacking the style and subtle humor of the master. Read full review

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A midatlantic mish-mash with some moderately amusing moments but no cohesive style. Read full review

Jay Scott

Everything about the remake is inferior to the Hitchcock classic. [01 Dec 1980]

The Observer (UK) Philip French

A rather charmless remake of Hitchcock's classic 1938 comedy thriller, adding nothing of value and subtracting everything of significance. [04 Dec 2005, p.119]

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Comparisons are odious, but this remake of Hitchcock's thriller continually begs them by trampling heavily over its predecessor. The original anticipated, with some poignancy, a Europe at war. This version uses hindsight entirely to disadvantage. Read full review

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