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Plot summary: Two Americans, Iris and Miss Froy, meet in a train going through central Europe. In the beginning of the film a folk singer sings a song which Miss Froy seems to be interested in. The singer is silenced before he finishes the song. Miss Froy disappears and the rest of the passengers on the train tell Iris that the old lady never existed. Iris starts to investigate… watch the movie to find out whether Iris is crazy or not and what happened to Miss Froy.
- This movie was made in the 30s
- Genres: Comedy, Mystery, Romance
- Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
"The Lady Vanishes" (1938) Cast:
- Basil Radford as Charters
- Catherine Lacey as The Nun
- Cecil Parker as Mr Todhunter
- Charles Oliver as The Officer
- Emile Boreo as Hotel Manager
- Googie Withers as Blanche
- Josephine Wilson as Madame Kummer
- Kathleen Tremaine as Anna
- Linden Travers as Mrs Todhunter
- Margaret Lockwood as Iris Henderson
- Mary Clare as Baroness
- May Whitty as Miss Froy
- Michael Redgrave as Gilbert
- Naunton Wayne as Caldicott
- Paul Lukas as Dr Hartz
- Philip Leaver as Signor Doppo
- Sally Stewart as Julie
- Selma Vaz Dias as Signora Doppo





I’ve just turned 18 and these movies are my absolute favourite! I agree that movies now are not a patch on them! You just can’t get the same feelgood, innocent humour anymore. Although, the hysterical women do grate on me a bit I did love this movie a lot!!
Just brilliant.
I’m happy that you like them! Keep watching the good stuff
Terrific.
Thank you so much for making these wonderful old movies freely available! On a very limited income and they have become a much loved evening entertainment for my granddaughters and I. Your good efforts are deeply appreciated.
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