Caldicott and Charters, played by Basil Radford and Naunton
Wayne, in the The Lady Vanishes also appeared in Crook's Tour (1941) and
Night Train to Munich (1940) among others. According to Naunton
Wayne's bio on IMDB "After his successful partnership with Basil
Radford (as two cricket-loving Englishmen) in Hitchcock's Lady Vanishes,
The (1938) they were teamed together, playing a variation of the same
characters, in a further ten films, until Radford's early death brought
the partnership to an end. "
Hope that helps!
At 19:23 12/12/03, you wrote:
It's been a while and I may be
misremembering but weren't there two
characters in Hitchcock's _The Lady Vanishes_ who showed up somewhere
else?
And do spinoff (which may be the former) characters count or does
that
count as a sequel? I can't think of any at the moment but I know there
have
been cases where a character made such an impression that they got
their
own movie.
Best,
Reagan
At 06:23 AM 12/14/03 +0000, you wrote:
Dear Film-Philosophy Salon (with
excuses for cross-posting)
I am looking for examples of a character reappearing in a later film,
played
by the same actor, but where the later film is not a sequel. The
only
instance I know of is 'Bruno Forestier' played by Michel Subor in
Claire
Denis's 1998 Beau travail, reprising a role he played in J.-L. Godard's
Le
petit soldat (1960).
Any comparable instances gratefully received.
Thanks
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