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Lost - 1955 | 91 mins | Thriller | ColourThe Production TeamDirector: Guy
Green. Producer: Vivian Cox. Script: Janet Green. Cinematography: Harry Waxman. Editing: Anne V. Coates. Art Direction: Cedric Dawe and Harold Pottle. Makeup Department: Biddy Chrystal and Paul Rabiger. Sound: Roger Cherrill, Gordon K. McCallum and John W. Mitchell. Original Music: Benjamin Frankel. |
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The CastDavid Farrar - Det. Insp. Craig David Knight - Lee Cochrane Julia Arnall - Sue Cochrane Anthony Oliver - Sgt. Lyel Thora Hird - Kelly's landlady Eleanor Summerfield - Sgt. Cook Anne Paige - Nanny Marjorie Rhodes - Mrs. Jeffries |
Plot SynopsisEvery parent’s nightmare is sensitively handled in this documentary-style drama with a fair share of tension and excitement. Charting the abduction of an 18-month-old baby in 1950s London. The film focuses on the harrowing effect the abduction has on the child’s traumatised American parents, US Embassy worker Lee Cochrane (David Knight) and his wife Sue (Julia Arnall), the police and the press. The couple's nanny (Anne Paige) leaves their baby boy in a pram while she goes into a chemist’s store, when she returns the baby is gone. Detective Inspector Craig (David Farrar) has few clues to work with, and time is running out. Regardless of warnings not to get involved, the parents pursue a red herring when crooks demand a ransom – despite not having the child. Ultimately, a torn page from a book leads to a cliff-top climax with the tormented baby-snatcher. |
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