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Missing (1982 film) - Wikipedia
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Missing (stylized as missing.) is a 1982 American historical drama film directed by Costa-Gavras and ... (Lemmon), Best Actress in a Leading Role (Spacek) and winning Best Writing (Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium).
Screenplay by: Costa-Gavras; Donald E. Stewart
Music by: Vangelis
Based on: Missing; by Thomas Hauser
Produced by: Edward Lewis; Mildred Lewis
Missing (1982) - IMDb
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Missing : screenplay (Book, 1981) [WorldCat.org]
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Description: 140 leaves ; 28 cm. Other Titles: Missing (Motion picture : 1982). Responsibility: by Costa Gavras, Donald Stewart and John Nichols.
'MISSING' BY COSTA-GAVRAS - The New York Times
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Feb 12, 1982 - February 12, 1982, Section C, Page 15Buy Reprints ... The screenplay, by Mr. Costa-Gavras and Donald Stewart, is a model of its kind, in which ...
Missing (1982 - Costa Gavras - Spanish) | Watch Online
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The Anarchist Film Archive presents Missing (1982 - Costa Gavras ... Writer: Costa-Gavras (screenplay ...Missing. 1982. Directed by Costa-Gavras - MoMA
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Missing. 1982. USA. Directed by Costa-Gavras. Screenplay by Costa-Gavras, Donald Stewart, based on the book by Thomas Hauser. With Jack Lemmon, Sissy ...
Missing (1982) | The Criterion Collection
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Missing is political filmmaker extraordinaire Costa-Gavras's compelling, controversial dramatization of the search for American filmmaker and journalist Charles ...
Terry George on Costa-Gavras's Missing (1982) - Telegraph
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Feb 26, 2005 - Terry George on Costa-Gavras's Missing (1982). 12:01AM GMT 26 ... three Oscars, including his co-written screenplay. Rusesabagina used ...
Missing 1982 Trailer | Jack Lemmon | Sissy Spacek - YouTube
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Missing 1982 When an idealistic American writer disappears during the Chilean coup d'état in September ...Missing - ProQuest Search
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Missing is about the search for an American citizen, Charles Harmon, who ... The first interview with Costa-Gavras focuses on the political climate in 1982 and the ... He talks about the process of writing the screenplay, choosing the actors, and ...Directed by Costa-Gavras
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In 1973, U.S. businessman Ed Horman (Jack Lemmon) arrives in Chile to look for his son, Charles (John Shea), a politically left-leaning journalist who disappeared during a military coup. Charles' wife, Beth (Sissy Spacek), has been looking for some time, but her requests for help from the U.S. consulate have thus far produced few results. As Ed and Beth try to figure out what really happened to Charles, Ed realizes that the American officials may know more than they're telling.… MORERelease date: February 12, 1982 (USA)
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One of the most intelligent film. Mind blowing plot. Fantabulous script and direction. Must for all fans of suspense. Super ...
A great film could not stop watching it until the end. Jack Lemon was excellent as the father.
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