The Night Train to Kathmandu

*The Night Train to Kathmandu*
The Night Train to Kathmandu
	Home video release cover
Written by	Ian Robert; Robert Wiemer
Directed by	Robert Wiemer
Starring	Milla Jovovich; Eddie Castrodad; Pernell Roberts
Music by	Paul Baillargeon
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
Production
Executive producers	Robert Wiemer; Ned Kandel
Producer	Glenn Kershaw
Cinematography	Glenn Kershaw
Editors	James Eaton; Stephanie Lowry
Running time	102 minutes
Production company	Golden Tiger Pictures
Original release
Network	The Disney Channel
Release	June 5, 1988

The Night Train to Kathmandu is a 1988 television film starring Milla Jovovich, Eddie Castrodad and Pernell Roberts. It was directed by Robert Wiemer.^[1]

Plot summary

Lily is forced to leave Princeton, and with her parents and brother she travels to Nepal. She is unhappy that she had to leave her own country and her old life behind to visit this mystic country with her family. Once there, however, she meets a mysterious Sherpa named Joharv and falls in love with him and the country. Joharv leads Lily as well as her brother and her anthropologist father to search for the legendary invisible "City That Never Was" against the backdrop of the Himalayas.

Main cast

Milla Jovovich as Lily McLeod
Eddie Castrodad as Prince Joharv
Pernell Roberts as Prof. Harry Hadley-Smithe
Kavi Raz as Prof. Dewan Godbothe
Trevor Eyster (credited as Tim Eyster) as Andrew McLeod
Robert Stoeckle as Jeff McLeod
Jan Pessano as Maureen McLeod
Santos Pant as Ravi

References

^ Disney Channel Magazine

External links

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[1] Disney Channel Magazine

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