Escapade

Synopsis

In the 1932 film 'Escapade', Jameson Thomas stars as a sophisticated jewel thief caught in a dangerous game of love and deception. Set in the glamorous backdrop of Europe, the movie follows the thrilling escapades of a cunning mastermind who must outwit both his pursuers and his own heart. As he navigates a web of intrigue and romance, secrets unravel and loyalties are tested. With a mix of suspense, wit, and unexpected twists, 'Escapade' is a captivating tale of daring ventures and forbidden desires.

Cast

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  Jameson Thomas

  John Whitney

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  Sally Blane

  Kay Whitney

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  Anthony Bushell

  Philip Whitney

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  Thomas E. Jackson

  Bennie

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  Walter Long

  Gympy McLane

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  Carmelita Geraghty

  Mildred Warren

Reviews

Critics of 'Escapade' had mixed opinions about the film. While some appreciated the stylish cinematography and intriguing storyline, others criticized the lack of depth in character development and slow pacing. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 45% rating, stating 'Escapade struggles to balance its action-packed plot with emotional resonance, resulting in a mediocre viewing experience.' IMDb users rated the movie 4.9/10, with many highlighting Thomas' captivating performance but finding the narrative predictable. Metacritic described it as 'a forgettable escapade that fails to leave a lasting impression.' Despite the criticisms, some viewers praised the film for its vintage charm and nostalgic feel.