The Lady Vanishes (1938) Movie poster and book cover compared.

The Lady Vanishes

Alfred Hitchcock, 1938

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The Wheel Spins
Ethel Lina White, 1936

The Lady Vanishes is a movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1938 and based on the book The Wheel Spins by Ethel Lina White, first published in 1936. The movie features Margaret Lockwood, Michael Redgrave, Dame May Whitty, Paul Lukas, Basil Radford, Naunton Wayne, and others.

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RATING

7.8

/ 10

Movie Poster: The Lady Vanishes (Alfred Hitchcock, 1938)

7.5

/ 10

Book Cover: The Wheel Spins (Ethel Lina White, 1936)

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AUDIOBOOK

Audiobook cover of The Wheel Spins, the 1936 book by Ethel Lina White.

The Wheel Spins

Read by: Kim Hartman

Storyline

English tourist Iris Henderson and her friends Blanche and Julie are in the fictional European country of Bandrika. In the same predicament are Charters and Caldicott, English cricket enthusiasts anxious to see the last days of the Test match in Manchester, and Miss Froy, a governess and music teacher who is returning home to England.

Movie vs Book

Poster of The Lady Vanishes, the 1938 movie by Alfred Hitchcock

Year

1938

Minutes

96

Movie Rate

7.80

Source: IMDb

Movie

The Lady Vanishes

Country: UK

Year: 1938

Length: 1h36m

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Cover of The Wheel Spins, the 1936 book by Ethel Lina White

Year

1936

Pages

256

Book Rate

7.50

S: Goodreads

Book

The Wheel Spins

Country: UK

First published in: 1936

Length: 256 pages

Genre: Fiction

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Poster of The Lady Vanishes, the 1938 movie by Alfred Hitchcock

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Cover of The Wheel Spins, the 1936 book by Ethel Lina White

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9 votes

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