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Lost (1983 film)

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Director
  
Al Adamson

Screenplay
  
Don Buday

Writer
  
Don Buday

Language
  
English

5.6/10
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Genre
  
Drama

Duration
  

Country
  
United States

Release date
  
1983 (1983)

Producers
  
Corey Allen, Andy Innes, Beverly Innes

Cast
  
Sandra Dee
(Penny),
Jack Elam
(Mr Newsome),
Ken Curtis
(Wyatt Cosgrove),
Don Stewart
(Jeff),
Gary Kent
(Stokes)

Similar movies
  
Related Al Adamson movies

Lost is a 1983 low-budget movie directed by Al Adamson. It stars Sandra Dee, Gary Kent and Jack Elam. This was Dee's last film role.

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Plot

Jeff Morrison (Don Stewart), his new wife Penny (Sandra Dee) and step-daughter Buddy (Shelia Newhouse) move from the city to the Utah mountains. Relationships within the new family are tested by the condition of their new home which is nothing more than a dilapidated shack, Buddy's new situation of having both a father (contacted via telephone) and step-father, and the introduction of farm animals to the city-raised women. When Buddy's pet burro needs to be euthanized she runs off, getting lost in the mountains.

An initial search party is unable to locate the missing girl. Buddy is chased by a cougar, jumps into a river injuring herself, and is eventually found by Mr. Newsome (Jack Elam), a reclusive mountain man. After initial distrust, Buddy lets the man care for her injury and listens to his stories through the evening. The next day Jeff starts looking for Buddy using a rented airplane, eventually finding her. Happy for her rescue, they return home together.

Cast

  • Sandra Dee as Penny Morrison
  • Gary Kent as Stokes
  • Jack Elam as Mr. Newsome
  • Ken Curtis as Wyatt Cosgrove, the Morrison's neighbor
  • Sheila Newhouse as Buddy Morrison
  • Don Stewart as Jeff Morrison
  • Production

    Lost was filmed on location in Utah and Colorado.

    References

    Lost (1983 film) Wikipedia
    Lost (1983 film) IMDb