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starring: Elliott Gould, Cybill Shepherd, Angela Lansbury, Herbert Lom, Arthur Lowedirected by: Anthony Page
Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302559538
Format: Color, NTSC
ISBN: 6303147151
Label: United American Video
Manufacturer: United American Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: United American Video
Release Date: May 26, 1994
Running Time: 95 minutes
Sales Rank: 17865
Studio: United American Video
Theatrical Release Date: 1980-03
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Rating:  - A More Colorful Version
This is an updated version of Alfred Hitchcock's 1937 suspense film. Their was no longer any diplomatic reason to censor the identity of that central European power. The heroine how had an American nationality (Cybill didn't do accents). The story echoes an Eric Ambler novel from that era. A person who is just going about their own business finds themselves involved in a dangerous intrigue; and survives.
Who could suspect an elderly music teacher as a spy? They could fade into the background. ... Read More
Rating: - A remake of a "classic Movie" with Great Actors & Funny
This is a war era comedy movie, where a Rich Young Lady (played bt Cybil Shepard) is on her way to get married to another rich man but love and espionage enter the picture and Cyil Shepard gets involved in a basic spy thriller and her love takes a detour. Adding to the comedy end is famed actors Elliott Gould and Angela Lansbury , Herbert Lom and of course, The wonderful Cybil Shepard, but I dont want to tell you anymore, as you really have to see the movie.I own both the original and this one and do enjoy ... Read More
Rating: - In some respects better than the original
Why pay the $125 quoted here when this entertaining thriller is readily available on DVD from Region 2 (Europe) retailers. Armed with a region-free player and you have access to a whole wealth of movies that are not released yet in Region 1 for example HIGH ROAD TO CHINA (Region 2), SILVER BEARS (Region 4) and THE FOURTH PROTOCOL (Region 2) to name just a few.
In regards to this entertaining movie I actually prefer this version to the original Hitchcock classic, it is made highly enjoyable and entertaining ... Read More
Rating: - effective remake of Hitchcock's final British movie
This is a very effective remake of Hitchcock's THE LADY VANISHES, Alfred Hitchcock's last British-made movie before plying his trade in America.
Cybill Shepherd plays madcap heiress Amanda, who gets caught up in a whirlwind adventure of danger and espionage, when her train companion Miss Froy (Angela Lansbury) mysteriously disappears en route through Germany.
Unbeknownst to Amanda and the rest of the passengers, the seemingly innocent and quaint Miss Froy is on a mission to deliver an important ... Read More
Rating: - arguably better than the original
Underappreciated as it is, this remake of the Hitchcock's 1938 classic truly embodies my idea of how a well-crafted and entertaining movie should be. The story is able to make flesh creep and the screenplay even manages to improve on the original plotline by taking some bold departures but sticking all the way to the master's spirit and style. (E.g. the very effective motif of the Hitler-moustache - and the whole idea of transferring the story to nazi Germany.) The settings - real train, real land -, the camera work, the ... Read More
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