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wearing high heels, and they suspect that patient has been replaced by Miss Froy. Dr. Hartz shares a drink with them in the dining car and takes them back to a compartment, where he admits that he is involved in the conspiracy and tells them they have been drugged. However the false nun, revealed to be a
British woman in costume, did not put the drug into their drinks out of loyalty to her fellow countrymen. Gilbert and Iris escape, free Miss Froy and replace her with Madame Kummer.
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sounds in favour of sounds heard in a realistic context. For example, when Iris faints on the train, rather than extraneous noises to denote delirium, only the sound of the train is heard. Another striking use of sound is how evil things are often heard before they are shown. The evil Dr. Hartz often
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Angry at her lover for his reluctance to pursue a divorce, Todhunter's mistress admits to seeing Miss Froy. At the first stop, Dr. Hartz's patient, whose head is completely covered in bandages, is brought aboard on a stretcher and accompanied by an apparently deaf-mute nun. A woman dressed exactly
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While continuing their search, Iris and
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surgeon Dr. Hartz says Iris may be suffering from "concussion-related hallucinations." Fearing that any delay would make them miss the cricket match, Charters and Caldicott also claim not to remember Miss Froy.
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During the ensuing gunfight, Miss Froy tells Gilbert and Iris that she must get away as she is actually a spy. Just in case, she gives them a message (encoded in a tune) to deliver to the
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attackers by waving a white flag is shot and killed.
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1019:"Cinema: The New Pictures: Nov. 21, 1938"
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1314:"Alfred Hitchcock: Dial © for Copyright"
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1110:A. M. (1938). "Lady Vanishes, The".
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1430:. Westport: Greenwood Press.
1333:Reid, Brent (8 August 2018).
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3086:The Wildcats of St Trinian's
2666:The Man Who Changed His Mind
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1551:AFI Catalog of Feature Films
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1603:The Lady Vanishes Revisited
1384:The Art of Alfred Hitchcock
1008:. Retrieved 24 October 2017
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1485:Vermilye, Jerry (1978).
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846:The Criterion Collection
232:7 October 1938
3357:Lady Godiva Rides Again
2963:Emil and the Detectives
2907:Hawley's of High Street
2232:The Fighting Generation
1678:Themes and plot devices
1487:The Great British Films
1466:The Dark Side of Genius
1428:Guide to British Cinema
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2352:Transatlantic Pictures
2089:The Trouble with Harry
1462:Spoto, Donald (1999).
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3290:Left Right and Centre
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2200:Always Tell Your Wife
1953:Foreign Correspondent
1426:Mayer, Geoff (2003).
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563:, and Irish director
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3535:A Romance of Seville
3274:The Constant Husband
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2899:For the Love of Mike
2891:You Made Me Love You
2730:The Girl in the News
2658:Where There's a Will
2578:A Gentleman of Paris
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2263:Incident at a Corner
2049:Strangers on a Train
1961:Mr. & Mrs. Smith
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3835:Films set in Europe
3830:Films set on trains
3639:Forbidden Territory
3631:Waltzes from Vienna
3317:Directed by Launder
3234:The Rake's Progress
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2923:Those Were the Days
2859:Children of Fortune
2634:My Heart is Calling
2522:You'd Be Surprised!
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1868:Waltzes from Vienna
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1232:The Daily Telegraph
1133:"The Lady Vanishes"
1025:. 21 November 1938.
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924:"The Lady Vanishes"
669:and on location in
478:as "Mrs." Todhunter
3671:Young and Innocent
3591:Sally in Our Alley
3527:A South Sea Bubble
3511:The Constant Nymph
3440:Ooh… You Are Awful
3282:Fortune Is a Woman
3172:The Young Mr. Pitt
3156:They Came by Night
3078:Two Thousand Women
3011:Don't Get Me Wrong
2875:Josser in the Army
2867:After Office Hours
2803:Children of Chance
2706:The Gaunt Stranger
2650:King of the Damned
2398:Hitchcock/Truffaut
2121:North by Northwest
1908:Young and Innocent
1727:The Mountain Eagle
1539:TCM Movie Database
1062:The Times of India
950:Spoto 1992, p. 71.
912:Spoto 1992, p. 72.
902:. 12 January 2021.
800:The New York Times
790:Awards and honours
718:Critical reception
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