

Around the World in 80 Days
Based on the famous book by Jules Verne the movie follows Phileas Fogg on his journey around the world. Which has to be completed within 80 days, a very short period for those days.
Director(s)
Buster Keaton
Jesús Franco
Fateh Lohani
Michael Anderson
John Farrow
John Franco
Ivan Volkman
Charles Hammond
Where to watch

Amazon Video
Rent
Cast & crew

John Gielgud
Foster

Jesús Franco
Extra (uncredited)

Richard Loo
Saloon Manager (uncredited)

Buster Keaton
Train Conductor

Robert Morley
Ralph

David Niven
Phileas Fogg

Frank Sinatra
Saloon Pianist

Franklyn Farnum
Extra (uncredited)

Jimmy Dime
Extra (uncredited)
Sam Harris
Extra (uncredited)

William H. O'Brien
Extra (uncredited)

John George
Marcher in Parade (uncredited)

Suzanne Ridgway
Saloon Girl (uncredited)
Thomas Martin
Extra (uncredited)
Jack Stoney
Extra (uncredited)

Sailor Vincent
Extra (uncredited)

Charles Coburn
Steamship Company Clerk

Harold Miller
Extra (uncredited)

Charles Morton
Extra (uncredited)
Robert St. Angelo
Extra (uncredited)
Marco López
Extra (uncredited)
Bill Couch
Extra (uncredited)

Chuck Hicks
Extra (uncredited)

Fred Aldrich
Extra (uncredited)

Philip Van Zandt
(uncredited)
Cecil Combs
(uncredited)
Al Haskell
Fireman in Parade (uncredited)

Michael Jeffers
Extra (uncredited)
Rudy Germane
(uncredited)

Dick Johnstone
Extra (uncredited)
Richard LaMarr
Extra (uncredited)
Walter Bacon
Extra (uncredited)

Jack Perrin
Man on Sidewalk (uncredited)
Danny Borzage
Extra (uncredited)
Robert Robinson
Political Backer (uncredited)
John Roy
Extra (uncredited)
Danny Sands
Extra (uncredited)
Robert Haines
Extra (uncredited)

Cap Somers
(uncredited)
Jack Tornek
Extra (uncredited)
Bob Whitney
(uncredited)

Frank McLure
Extra (uncredited)
Bert Stevens
Extra (uncredited)
Lillian O'Malley
Extra (uncredited)
John Benson
(uncredited)
Paul Cristo
Extra (uncredited)
Roy Darmour
(uncredited)
Dick Gordon
Extra (uncredited)

Kit Guard
Extra (uncredited)

Chuck Hamilton
(uncredited)

Stuart Holmes
Extra (uncredited)

Monty O'Grady
Extra (uncredited)
Sammy Shack
Extra (uncredited)

Trevor Howard
Denis Fallentin

Charles Boyer
Monsieur Gasse

Bess Flowers
Extra (uncredited)

Allen Jaffe
Extra (uncredited)
Raoul Freeman
(uncredited)
Joe Ploski
Extra (uncredited)

Buddy Roosevelt
Extra (uncredited)

Al Bain
Saloon Patron (uncredited)

Frank Baker
(uncredited)

Minta Durfee
Extra (uncredited)

Adolph Faylauer
Parade Onlooker (uncredited)
Herschel Graham
Extra (uncredited)
Stuart Hall
Extra (uncredited)
Lars Hensen
Extra (uncredited)
Jeanne Lafayette
Extra (uncredited)

Sol Murgi
Extra (uncredited)
Fred Rapport
Extra (uncredited)

Jeffrey Sayre
Extra (uncredited)
Leslie Sketchley
Extra (uncredited)
Joe Garcio
Extra (uncredited)

Bob Okazaki
Extra (uncredited)
Larry Duran
Extra (uncredited)
Victor Paul
Extra (uncredited)

Boyd 'Red' Morgan
Stoker (uncredited)
Leslie Denison
(uncredited)

Shep Houghton
Specialty Dancer (uncredited)

Stephen Soldi
Extra (uncredited)

Andy Devine
SS Henrietta First Mate

Peter Lorre
Steward

John Carradine
Proctor Stamp

Gilbert Roland
Achmed Abdullah

Jack Kenny
Extra (uncredited)

Frank Mills
Barfly (uncredited)

Cedric Hardwicke
Francis Cromarty
Hazel Boyne
Extra (uncredited)

Chet Brandenburg
Seaman (uncredited)
George Bruggeman
Extra (uncredited)
Dick Cherney
Extra (uncredited)

Herman Hack
Extra (uncredited)
Tex Holden
One-Legged Sailor (uncredited)

Jimmie Horan
Extra (uncredited)
William Meader
(uncredited)

George Nardelli
Extra (uncredited)

Arthur Tovey
Extra (uncredited)

Reginald Denny
Police Chief

Melville Cooper
Mr. Talley
Ann Kunde
Extra (uncredited)

Mike Mazurki
Drunk in Hong Kong Dive
Abdullah Abbas
Extra (uncredited)
Nina Borget
Extra (uncredited)
Albert Cavens
(uncredited)

Noble 'Kid' Chissell
Saloon Patron (uncredited)
Alphonso DuBois
Saloon Patron (uncredited)
Daniel Nunez
Extra (uncredited)
Phil Schumacher
Horseman in Parade (uncredited)

Scott Seaton
Extra (uncredited)

Dick Wessel
Train Engineer (uncredited)

Shirley MacLaine
Princess Aouda

Ralph Moratz
Extra (uncredited)
Norman Stevans
Extra (uncredited)
John Franco
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Yasuzō Ogawa
Extra (uncredited)

Gordon Mitchell
Extra (uncredited)

John Mills
London Carriage Driver

Manuel París
Spanish Townsman (uncredited)
George Sasaki
Extra (uncredited)
Don Pulford
Extra (uncredited)
Eumenio Blanco
Extra (uncredited)
Roy Damron
Extra (uncredited)
James Gonzalez
Extra (uncredited)

Finlay Currie
Whist Partner
William Graeff Jr.
Extra (uncredited)
Curt Furburg
Extra (uncredited)
King Mojave
Extra (uncredited)

Jack Mulhall
(uncredited)
Bud Cokes
Extra (uncredited)
Duke Fishman
Marcher in Parade (uncredited)

Charles Horvath
Stoker (uncredited)

Al Kikume
Extra (uncredited)
Sally Yarnell
Extra (uncredited)

John Farrow
-
Ernesto Molinari
Extra (uncredited)

Cosmo Sardo
Extra (uncredited)

Michael Anderson
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George Blagoi
Extra (uncredited)
Joanna Vogel
(uncredited)
Ben Frommer
Extra (uncredited)
Weaver Levy
(uncredited)

Max Kleven
Extra (uncredited)

Gertrude Astor
Extra (uncredited)

Cantinflas
Passepartout

Robert Newton
Mr. Fix

Marlene Dietrich
Saloon Hostess

George Raft
Saloon Bouncer

Tim McCoy
Colonel

Joe E. Brown
Stationmaster

Ronald Colman
Railway Official

Harcourt Williams
Hinshaw

Martine Carol
Tourist

Noël Coward
Roland Hesketh-Baggott

Fernandel
French Coachman

Evelyn Keyes
Paris Tart

José Greco
Flamenco Dancer

Cesar Romero
Abdullah's Henchman

Alan Mowbray
British Consul

Red Skelton
Drunk in Barbary Coast Saloon

Edmund Lowe
SS Henrietta Engineer

Victor McLaglen
SS Henrietta Helmsman

Glynis Johns
Sporting Lady's Companion

Hermione Gingold
Sporting Lady

Edward R. Murrow
Prologue Narrator

Ronald Squire
Reform Club Member

Basil Sydney
Reform Club Member

Luis Miguel Dominguín
Bullfighter

Robert Cabal
Elephant Driver-Guide

Jack Oakie
SS Henrietta Captain

Beatrice Lillie
London Revivalist Group Leader

A.E. Matthews
Club Member

Walter Fitzgerald
Club Member

Ronald Adam
Club Steward

Frank Royde
Clergyman

Jesse Adams
Extra (uncredited)
Ray Armstrong
Extra (uncredited)
Rama Bai
Extra (uncredited)

Leah Baird
Extra (uncredited)
Brandon Beach
Extra (uncredited)
Eugene Beday
Extra (uncredited)
Helena Benda
Extra (uncredited)

Audrey Betz
Extra (uncredited)
Bob Burrows
Extra (uncredited)
Paul Busch
Extra (uncredited)
Gordon Carveth
Extra (uncredited)
Spencer Chan
Extra (uncredited)

Jack Chefe
Extra (uncredited)
Louise Colombet
Extra (uncredited)
Eddie Das
Extra (uncredited)

John Davidson
Extra (uncredited)
Jack Davies
Extra (uncredited)
Jack Davis
Extra (uncredited)
Anna De Linsky
Extra (uncredited)

Gloria Dea
Extra (uncredited)

John Deauville
Extra (uncredited)
Harry Denny
Extra (uncredited)

Joe Dougherty
Extra (uncredited)
Dan Dowling
Extra (uncredited)
Harry Duff
Extra (uncredited)
Arthur Dulac
Extra (uncredited)
Charles Dunbar
Extra (uncredited)
Renald Dupont
Extra (uncredited)
Jack Ellis
Extra (uncredited)
Richard Elmore
Extra (uncredited)
Frank Erickson
Extra (uncredited)
Bob Evans
Extra (uncredited)
Harry Evans
Extra (uncredited)
Art Felix
Extra (uncredited)
Grace Field
Extra (uncredited)
Sam Finn
Extra (uncredited)

Frances Fong
(uncredited)
Otto Forrest
Extra (uncredited)

Helen Foster
Extra (uncredited)
Joe Gilbert
Extra (uncredited)
Mary Gleason
Extra (uncredited)
June Glory
Extra (uncredited)
Albert Godderis
Extra (uncredited)

Carmelita González
Extra (uncredited)

Bernie Gozier
Extra (uncredited)

Donald Gray
Extra (uncredited)
Paul Gustine
Extra (uncredited)
Chick Hannan
Extra (uncredited)
Silver Harr
Extra (uncredited)
Clarence Hennecke
Extra (uncredited)
George Hickman
Extra (uncredited)
Yoneo Iguchi
Extra (uncredited)

Robert James
Extra (uncredited)
Dolly Jarvis
Extra (uncredited)
Leroy Johnson
Extra (uncredited)
Harvey Karels
Extra (uncredited)
Willie Keeler
Extra (uncredited)

Paul Kruger
Extra (uncredited)

Alfredo Landa
Extra (uncredited)
Jack Lee
Extra (uncredited)

Virginia Ann Lee
Dancer (uncredited)
Harry Leroy
Extra (uncredited)

Carl M. Leviness
Extra (uncredited)
Shirley Lew
Extra (uncredited)
Tien-Lang Li
Extra (uncredited)
Baron James Lichter
Extra (uncredited)
Casey MacGregor
Train Fireman (uncredited)
Joseph Marievsky
Extra (uncredited)
Johnny Marlin
Extra (uncredited)
Marie Melesh
Extra (uncredited)
Joe Molina
Extra (uncredited)
Clive Morgan
Extra (uncredited)

Frank Nagai
Extra (uncredited)

Barry Norton
Extra (uncredited)
Faye Michael Nuell
Extra (uncredited)
Kent Odell
Extra (uncredited)

Charles Pendelton
Extra (uncredited)

Elsa Peterson
Extra (uncredited)
Byron Poindexter
Extra (uncredited)
Lucille Porcett
Extra (uncredited)

Bill Raisch
Extra (uncredited)

Bob Reeves
Extra (uncredited)
Max Reid
Extra (uncredited)
Waclaw Rekwart
Extra (uncredited)
Peggy Remington
Extra (uncredited)
David Richardson
Extra (uncredited)
George Ross
Extra (uncredited)

Joe E. Ross
Extra (uncredited)

Marion Ross
Extra (uncredited)
Tony Roux
Extra (uncredited)
Dick Ryan
Extra (uncredited)
Loulette Sablon
Extra (uncredited)
Sam Savitsky
Extra (uncredited)
Charles Schaeffer
Extra (uncredited)
Fred Scheiwiller
Extra (uncredited)
Eddie Searles
Extra (uncredited)
Bernard Sell
Extra (uncredited)
June Smaney
Extra (uncredited)
Mabel Smaney
Extra (uncredited)
J. Lewis Smith
Extra (uncredited)
Charles Soldani
Extra (uncredited)
Kalu K. Sonkur
Extra (uncredited)
Hayward Soo Hoo
Extra (uncredited)
Walter Soo Hoo
Extra (uncredited)

Ray Spiker
Extra (uncredited)
John Starck
Extra (uncredited)
Ramón Sánchez
Extra (uncredited)
Mike Tellegen
Extra (uncredited)
Lillian Ten Eyck
Extra (uncredited)

Michael Trubshawe
Extra (uncredited)
Tony Urchel
Extra (uncredited)
William Yokota
Extra (uncredited)

Mary Young
Extra (uncredited)

Patrick Cargill
(uncredited)

Richard Aherne
(uncredited)
Fred Cavens
(uncredited)
Ashley Cowan
(uncredited)

Carli Elinor
(uncredited)

Arthur Gould-Porter
(uncredited)

Cameron Hall
(uncredited)
Roddy Hughes
(uncredited)
Fateh Lohani
(uncredited)
Joan Lora
(uncredited)
Manuel López
(uncredited)

Satini Pualoa
(uncredited)

Bill Shine
(uncredited)

Bhogwan Singh
(uncredited)

Carol White
Girl (uncredited)

Philip Ahn
Hong Kong Citizen (uncredited)

Martin Cichy
Bartender (uncredited)
Campbell Cotts
Reform Club Member (uncredited)
Felix Felton
Reform Club Member (uncredited)

Frederick Leister
Reform Club Member (uncredited)

Norman MacOwan
Reform Club Member (uncredited)
Russell Meeker
Parade Onlooker (uncredited)

Walter Kingsford
Mongolia Captain (uncredited)

Keye Luke
Old Man at Travel Office (uncredited)
Edwin Rochelle
Waiter (uncredited)
Winona Smith
(uncredited)
Tom Allen
(uncredited)

Johnny Sekka
Man Operating Hand Held Fan in Military Police Office
Dee Sharon
Extra (uncredited)
Charles Fogel
Extra (uncredited)
Jane Chung
Extra (uncredited)
John Zuniga
Extra (uncredited)
Esther Zeithern
Extra (uncredited)
Allen Zeidman
Extra (uncredited)
Margaret Zane
Extra (uncredited)
Ivan Volkman
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Charles Hammond
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Reviews
John Chard
Spot the cameo in 5 Oscar winning epic. Based on the wonderful writing from Jules Verne, Around the World in Eighty Days is just shy of three hours, this was my first ever visit to the film and my reaction is mainly positive, though tempered with a small sense of unfulfillment. Phileas Fogg takes a wager from his fellow London club members that he can't circle the globe in 80 days, this it should be noted is 1872 where transport was not of the fast and dynamic variety. Fogg and his trusty servant Passepartout, set off on a journey that brings many adventures, and many humorous scrapes. They meet a wonderful array of characters and travel on many forms of transport, it is in short a magical journey. The production here from Mike Todd is gargantuan, the sets are incredible, the multiple locations befit the multi cast of actors that grace the film (have fun playing spot the star in this one). The costumes and the score are spot on, while Lionel Lindon's cinematography rightly won the gold award because it's lush and cloaks the delightful story with a number of treats for the eyes. David Niven is perfect as Fogg, whilst Cantinflas as Passepartout is perfect foil for Fogg's staid stiff upper lippery. Yet in spite of it's obvious beauty the film is a touch overlong, some scenes are padded far too much when surely a shorter take would have made its mark equally enough? I was surprised by the ending being so short and sweet, yes, sure it's fitting, but after sitting through just under 3 hours of film you are not being unreasonable to expect a grand fanfare type of ending. Still, it doesn't take away from this being a good cinematic achievement. As to if it stands up to repeat viewing? I'll have to see on that one... 7.5/10
CinemaSerf
I so wanted to like this film. An unsurpassable cast delivering a story depicting the ultimate in compendium storytelling. What could go wrong? Well, sadly - quite a lot. David Niven is fine as the dapper sophisticate "Fogg" who along with his gentleman's gentleman of one whole day "Passepartout" (the acrobatic Cantinflas) accepts a bet from some toffs in the Reform Club that he cannot circumnavigate the world in 80 days. Steam trains, balloons, ships, camels, horses, even a paddle-steamer facilitate their travels with just about every movie star on the books joining in as our tour of the world offers us colourful and entertaining escapades from many different countries and cultures. There is a sort of chemistry between the two travellers, but they are all to often apart on screen, and sadly I thought, it is the very diversity of the stories that lets this down. It is too episodic: the narrative frequently lacks cohesion, often little better than a colourful, occasionally pithy, travelogue and even the mischievous contributions from a super Robert Newton ("Insp. Fix") who reckons "Fogg" is really an infamous bank robber, and the delightful antics of Shirley MacLaine as the "Princess Aouda" can't really redeem or sustain it. It is long, but that needn't have been a problem (at least it isn't 80 days) it's just flat, somehow - so much more could have been going on, but wasn't. To be fair, it does hot up in the last twenty minutes or so, as their quest comes to a head but that isn't enough. The technical aspects are flawless, however - particularly the photography; with the costumiers facing a sartorial Herculean task and Victor Young's score is suitably international in it's themes and well worthy of his Oscar. Maybe it just had too much time and too much money but somehow it's all a wee bit disappointing.
