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The Metro Chase (TV 2004)An 8 year old boy becomes lost from his 18 year old sister while on vacation in Paris, France. An American student studying in Paris will aid the sister in her search for the boy. Director:Dennis LaValleWriter:Leslie Plumley |
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Mr. Stamm
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Christopher Plumley | ... |
Zac Monroe
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Alex Monroe
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John Thomas Hooper | ... |
Seth Carter
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Margolyn Woods | ... |
Mrs. Carter
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Flight Attendant
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| Christopher Goodman | ... |
Immigration Officer #1
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Immigration Officer #2
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Charlie Amis | ... |
Father of Lost Child
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Edme | ... |
Herself
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| Dennis LaValle | ... |
Maurice
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Jessica Plumley | ... |
Yvette
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Matt Payne | ... |
American Backpacker
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Natalie Jordon
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Daniel
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This family comedy is about, Zack, an 8-year old American boy who is separated from his 18-year old sister, as they arrive in Paris for a family vacation. Seth, and friends track Zack down. Written by Anonymous
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paris france | little boy | eiffel tower paris | american abroad | missing child |Taglines:
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Country:
FranceLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
28 June 2005 (USA) See more »Box Office
Budget:
$850,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Carl Verheyen and Dan Radlauer
Performed by Carl Verheyen and Dan Radlauer
Courtesy of Garage Sale Music and Dan Rad Music
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The wrap party was a dinner cruise down the Seine. See more »Quotes
Daniel: Unless she has the IQ of a cantaloupe, she's gonna know that it's not a restaurant.See more »
Soundtracks
"Darkness Falls"Written by Carl Verheyen and Dan Radlauer
Performed by Carl Verheyen and Dan Radlauer
Courtesy of Garage Sale Music and Dan Rad Music
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Although I monitor what my kids watch, I don't normally enjoy the same TV programming they do. This was a delightful exception. On a family vacation, the boy gets lost in Paris (of course) and that sets the wheels in motion for a somewhat predictable, but nevertheless entertaining story. Overlook, as always, some plausibility issues. What sets this movie apart from the usual (silly) TV movies for kids was the fabulous setting in Paris and great music!! Then add to that an appearance by my favorite, Jon Cryer and a cute performance by child actor Christopher Plumley, who pretty much carries the show. It is also educational. I would not be surprised to see this film turn up in French classrooms across the country. This is certainly worth watching with your kids the next time it is on. It is at least as good, if not better than, other kids' programming.