Title: So Long At The Fair

Date: 1950
Type: Suspense / Drama
Rating:

4/5
Colour: Black and White
Director: Antony Darnborough and Terence Fisher
Producer:

Comment
A woman (Jean Simmons) and her brother (Dirk Bogarde) travel to Paris for the 1889 World Fair, but he disappears after their first night and all the hotel staff deny his existence. This is a well written, produced and acted mystery/suspense film as an innocent woman abroad becomes increasingly distressed over the disappearance of her brotheruntil a handsome artist (Dirk Bogarde) starts to help her. Jean Simmons gives a winderful performance in the lead role and is well supported by the rest of the cast. The script weaves the suspense against a background of parisian night life,some danger and a hint of romance. Unusually a number of the scenes have the French characters speaking French.
Actors

Zena Marshall
Oscars
None
Production
Gainsborough Films