Lost and Found (1979)

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Adam (George Segal) is an English instructor at a U.S. college who hopes to win a professorship and tenure. Tricia (Glenda Jackson) is an English divorcee. They both wind up on a French ski slope at exactly the wrong time, and in the resulting collision, break one another's legs. While they are slinging ever-wittier insults at each other, they are also falling in love. They soon wed, with Tricia joining Adam back in the States. There, it becomes clear that Tricia was not cut out to be a dutiful, meek professor's wife. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
  • Rating:
    PG
  • Genre:
    Comedy
  • Directed By:
    Melvin Frank
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  • Studio:
    Sony Pictures Entertainment

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Cast

George Segal
as Adam Watson
Glenda Jackson
as Patricia Brittenham
Maureen Stapleton
as Jemmy
Hollis McLaren
as Eden
John Cunningham
as Lenny
Paul Sorvino
as Reilly
Ken Pogue
as Julian
Janie Sell
as Zelda
Diana Barrington
as Ellie
John Bayliss
as Schuster
Cec Linder
as Sanders
Les Carlson
as Jean-Paul
John Candy
as Carpentier
James Morris
as Gendarme
David Bolt
as French Doctor
Richard Adams
as Attendant
Mary Pirie
as French Nurse
Roger Periard
as French Lawyer
Lois Maxwell
as English Woman
Douglas Campbell
as British Professor
Robert Goodier
as French Mayor
Sandy Webster
as Dr. Bryce
Barbara Hamilton
as Mrs. Bryce
Patricia Collins
as Helen Connally
Rob Garrison
as Ed Connally
James Hurdle
as Professor Hurley
Martin Short
as Engel
Dennis Strong
as Porter
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All Critics (2) | Top Critics (1)

Segal-Jackson comedy doesn't wear well with age, but has moments.

Jul 6, 2006 | Rating: 3/5
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