Around the World in 80 Days (1989)

On a sunny Tuesday in 1872, at a club in London, the billionaire single gentleman Fogg (Pierce Brosnan Pierce Brosnan) made a bet that he could travel around the world in 80 days. The bet was 30, 000 pounds. The confident Fogg set off the next day with his entourage Baspatu (Eric Aidu Eric Idle) and agreed to return to the club 80 days later, that is, September 21. However, the journey was not flat, and a feast for the eyes followed one after another. first, it was targeted by spies in Switzerland, then fled to India in a hurry and then met Princess Auda (Julia Nixon Julia Nickson), who was ready to kill herself, and rescued her, and the three were on their way together. However, when they came all the way to the United States to take the ship back to London, only to be too late, the ship had already left. With a few days to go and the vast Atlantic Ocean in between, how will the trio win this seemingly impossible bet? The film is adapted from French writer Jules Gabriel Verne (Jules. On a sunny Tuesday in 1872, at a club in London, the billionaire single gentleman Fogg (Pierce Brosnan Pierce Brosnan) made a bet that he could travel around the world in 80 days. The bet was 30,000 pounds. The confident Fogg set off the next day with his entourage Baspatu (Eric Aidu Eric Idle) and agreed to return to the club 80 days later, that is, September 21. However, the journey was not flat, and a feast for the eyes followed one after another. first, it was targeted by spies in Switzerland, then fled to India in a hurry and then met Princess Auda (Julia Nixon Julia Nickson), who was ready to kill herself, and rescued her, and the three were on their way together. However, when they came all the way to the United States to take the ship back to London, only to be too late, the ship had already left. With a few days to go and the vast Atlantic Ocean in between, how will the trio win this seemingly impossible bet? This film is adapted from the classic adventure novel of French writer Jules Gabriel Verne (Jules Gabriel Verne) in 1873. ©Douban