One Of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing
- 1975 film
Disney comedy starring Derek Nimmo and Peter Ustinov. When Lord Southmere escapes from China with a secret formula, the Chinese want it back. Stars Peter Ustinov, Helen Hayes, Clive Revill, Derek Nimmo, Joan Sims and more.
David Forrest - The Great Dinosaur Robbery
David Forrest's original novel, upon which the film One Of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing is based.
Five frightfully British children's nannies find themselves tasked with pulling off the most extraordinary theft of all time - they must steal the gigantic, 200-million-year-old skeleton of a brontosaurus from the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
Why?
Hidden somewhere in the skeleton is a microdot containing Chinese military secrets that could be vital to the survival of the British Empire.
And they aren't the only ones looking for the stolen secrets. Chinese spies and American counter-espionage agents both have a bone to pick with Nannie Hettie and her cohorts.
The Great Dinosaur Robbery is a British comedy classic.
First published: Tuesday 1st April 1975
- Published: Thursday 1st May 2014
- Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
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