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So Long at the Fair

Vicky Barton visits Paris with her brother Johnny, only to discover the following morning he has gone missing and the hotel staff have no recollection of his presence.

Director

Antony Darnborough, Terence Fisher

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Gainsborough Pictures

Awards

2 nominations

Victoria Barton

George Hathaway

Johnny Barton

David Tomlinson

Rhoda O'Donovan

British Consul

Madame Hervé

Cathleen Nesbitt

Mrs. O'Donovan

Narcisse

Police Commissaire

Doctor Hart

Nina

Day Porter

Madame Verni

Gendarme

Hotel Guest

Andreas Malandrinos

German Hotel Guest

Frederick Schiller

Charlotte

Natasha Sokolova

Pilkington

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Would you mind bringing the bags in? - So Long at the Fair

Would you mind bringing the bags in?

You must be very tired, Mademoiselle,
after so much traveling. - So Long at the Fair

You must be very tired, Mademoiselle, after so much travelin...

Johnny, aren't you going to finish
your Bombon Glac Surprise? - So Long at the Fair

Johnny, aren't you going to finish your Bombon Glac Su...

- Good night.
- Good night.. - So Long at the Fair

- Good night. - Good night..

When you were dancing did he say anything - So Long at the Fair

When you were dancing did he say anything

What a lovely morning for the Exhibition. - So Long at the Fair

What a lovely morning for the Exhibition.

- Hello, Mademoiselle.
- Hello. - So Long at the Fair

- Hello, Mademoiselle. - Hello.

Wake up Johnny! - So Long at the Fair

Wake up Johnny!

- Hello, Mademoiselle.
- Hello. - So Long at the Fair

- Hello, Mademoiselle. - Hello.

- May I see the visitor's book, please?
- Most certainly, Mademoiselle. - So Long at the Fair

- May I see the visitor's book, please? - Most certainl...

Madame, excuse me.
Do you speak English? - So Long at the Fair

Madame, excuse me. Do you speak English?

Here, Mademoiselle. - So Long at the Fair

Here, Mademoiselle.

May I see the Consul, please? - So Long at the Fair

May I see the Consul, please?

To the Exhibition, please. - So Long at the Fair

To the Exhibition, please.

Paris is looking very gay. - So Long at the Fair

Paris is looking very gay.

I think you'll find the
balloon enclosure over there - So Long at the Fair

I think you'll find the balloon enclosure over there

Sorry, Mademoiselle,
but I am not able to let you pass. - So Long at the Fair

Sorry, Mademoiselle, but I am not able to let you pass.

- Madame Herv?
- Yes, Monsieur. - So Long at the Fair

- Madame Herv? - Yes, Monsieur.

Here is the ticket for
Mademoiselle and the money. - So Long at the Fair

Here is the ticket for Mademoiselle and the money.

Pardon, is this Mr. Barton's room? - So Long at the Fair

Pardon, is this Mr. Barton's room?

There's no need for anyone to come with me. - So Long at the Fair

There's no need for anyone to come with me.

Mademoiselle? Have you the key? - So Long at the Fair

Mademoiselle? Have you the key?

Dear Sr. Barton. - So Long at the Fair

Dear Sr. Barton.

Come in. - So Long at the Fair

I suppose I don't know, really. - So Long at the Fair

I suppose I don't know, really.

- Do you see her go on the train?
- Of course. - So Long at the Fair

- Do you see her go on the train? - Of course.

Good, this whole thing is over. - So Long at the Fair

Good, this whole thing is over.

- Hello, Monsieur.
- Hello, Madame. - So Long at the Fair

- Hello, Monsieur. - Hello, Madame.

- Thank you.
- Thank you, Monsieur. - So Long at the Fair

- Thank you. - Thank you, Monsieur.

- You are looking for something, Monsieur?
- Yes, I was looking for the bathroom. - So Long at the Fair

- You are looking for something, Monsieur? - Yes, I was look...

Narcisse, are you there? - So Long at the Fair

Narcisse, are you there?

With those on, you'll merely be my
partner for the Exhibition Ball. - So Long at the Fair

With those on, you'll merely be my partner for the Exhi...

You ready? - So Long at the Fair

- Can I take the mask off now?
- Not just yet. Wait until they bring the champagne. - So Long at the Fair

- Can I take the mask off now? - Not just yet. Wait until th...

- Shall I pour?
- Oh, no thank you. I'll do it. - So Long at the Fair

- Shall I pour? - Oh, no thank you. I'll do it.

What did you tell him? - So Long at the Fair

What did you tell him?

Would you like a glass of
champagne while we're waiting? - So Long at the Fair

Would you like a glass of champagne while we're waiting...

Now I am going down to see
what's behind those shutters. - So Long at the Fair

Now I am going down to see what's behind those shutters...

- Now.
- There's no door. - So Long at the Fair

- Now. - There's no door.

My God! My God! My God! - So Long at the Fair

My God! My God! My God!

- Monsieur, Monsieur!
- Madame. - So Long at the Fair

- Monsieur, Monsieur! - Madame.

It's jammed.. - So Long at the Fair

Do you think we ought to wait?
Perhaps he's not in. - So Long at the Fair

Do you think we ought to wait? Perhaps he's not in.

- It shan't be long time.
- Supposing he won't come? - So Long at the Fair

- It shan't be long time. - Supposing he won't com...

When you left him to go to bed that night,
did you notice anything unusual about him? - So Long at the Fair

When you left him to go to bed that night, did you notice an...

- May I see him?
- Yes, yes, if you wish. - So Long at the Fair

- May I see him? - Yes, yes, if you wish.

Mademoiselle Barton, you will please come with me. - So Long at the Fair

Mademoiselle Barton, you will please come with me.

So Long at the Fair poster

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Vicky Barton visits Paris with her brother Johnny, only to discover the following morning he has gone missing and the hotel staff have no recollection of his presence.

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Director: Antony Darnborough, Terence Fisher

Writer: Anthony Thorne, Hugh Mills

Production: Gainsborough Pictures

Genre: drama, mystery

Year: 1950

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.2

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 29 Mar 1951

Awards: 2 nominations

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