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Frantic

Frantic

“Danger. Desire. Desperation.”
★6.7/10(1,185)Rage•1988•2h 0m
MysteryThriller
ScreenplayRoman Polanski, Gérard Brach
Roman Polanski directed this Hitchcockian thriller starring Harrison Ford as an American doctor whose wife vanishes from their Paris hotel, plunging him into a nocturnal search through the city's underworld. Emmanuelle Seigner co-stars as the mysterious woman who becomes his reluctant ally. Deliberately paced and atmospheric, it trades action for mounting paranoia and a stranger-in-a-strange-land unease. Reviews were respectful if mixed, and it stands as a solid, mood-driven entry in Polanski's paranoid catalogue.
Release
Feb 19, 1988
Budget
$20M
Country
United States, France
Revenue
$18M

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6.7/10
TMDB Average audience rating
1,185 votes
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Who directed Frantic? Frantic is directed by Roman Polanski.
Who stars in Frantic? The main cast of Frantic includes Harrison Ford, Emmanuelle Seigner, Betty Buckley, Dominique Pinon, Jacques Ciron.
How long is Frantic? Frantic is 2h 0min long.

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Roman Polanski directed this Hitchcockian thriller starring Harrison Ford as an American doctor whose wife vanishes from their Paris hotel, plunging him into a nocturnal search through the city's underworld. Emmanuelle Seigner co-stars as the mysterious woman who becomes his reluctant ally. Deliberately paced and atmospheric, it trades action for mounting paranoia and a stranger-in-a-strange-land unease. Reviews were respectful if mixed, and it stands as a solid, mood-driven entry in Polanski's paranoid catalogue.

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