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The Lost Zeppelin

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1929 | 72m | English

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Explorers to the South Pole in an airship Zeppelin crash in the frozen Antarctic and must struggle for survival in the land of eternal snow and ice.
Release Date: Dec 19, 1929
Director: Edward Sloman
Writer: Jack Natteford, Frances Hyland
Genres: Adventure
Keywords expedition, zeppelin, exploration, antarctica
Production Companies Tiffany-Stahl Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: May 07, 2024
Entered: Apr 30, 2024
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Name Character
Conway Tearle Commander Donald Hall
Virginia Valli Miriam Hall
Ricardo Cortez Tom Armstrong
Duke Martin Lieutenant Wallace
Kathryn McGuire Nancy
Winter Hall Mr. Wilson
Name Job
Kenneth Peach Special Effects
Edward Sloman Director
Charles Kenyon Dialogue
Jack Natteford Story
Frances Hyland Writer
Jackson Rose Director of Photography
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Geronimo1967
4.0

Conway Tearle is the stiff-upper lipped commander of a dirigible expedition that sets off on an arduous trip knowing that the wife he leaves behind "Miriam" (Virginia Valli) is in love with one of his colleagues "Tom" (Ricardo Cortez) and wants a divorce! Hardly an happy basis to start such a perilo ... us mission, and when the winds and currents drive them to the frozen Antarctic their goose looks well and truly cooked (or frozen!). Can they survive these hostile climes long enough for rescue planes to arrive? Though there is some aerial photography, the vast majority of this story is relayed to us via his wife listening to updates on the radio, and after a while I found that quite dull. The audio tries far too hard to compensate for the visual wintry conditions - that are clearly studio set-bound, and the stilted acting - especially from a shockingly poor Valli really does spoil the adventure elements that I thought this might include. It's worth remembering that this was made when talkies were in their infancy, so I ought not to be too critical, but there is just too much melodrama and nowhere near enough adventure here and it's just not very good.

Jun 25, 2022