Kidnapped (2003)

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Written by Nancey Silvers

Directed by Bobby Roth

Also known as "Kidnapped: The Elizabeth Smart Story"

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2003

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Based on the true events of the shocking kidnap of a 14-year old girl from her home in Salt Lake City, a story that captivated a whole nation. As a family is thrown into turmoil and the search for Elizabeth Smart begins, Ed and Lois confront the nightmare of being the parents of a vanished child. But what no-one figures out is that Elizabeth is hidden in plain sight, only miles away, the victim of a self-proclaimed man of God. Newly christened Augustine, Elizabeth has been taken as a plural wife. She's veiled, threatened, lives hand-to-mouth with her new 'family' and is boldly paraded in the streets. Yet no-one recognises the most famous missing person in the country.

Cast

Image for Dylan BakerDylan BakerEd Smart
Lindsay FrostLois Smart
Amber MarshallElizabeth Smart
Hannah LochnerMary Katherine Smart
Tyler KyteCharles Smart
Jacob KraemerAndrew Smart
Luke MacInnisWilliam Smart
Hollis McLarenWanda Barzee
Tom EverettEmmanuel

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