film's no-late-admissions policy. These efforts represent an early instance of what became the common Hollywood practice of promotional tie-ins with popular musical acts. Release As with the 1960 film Psycho, audiences were not admitted after the film's start. This was not common practice at the time and was emphasised in the film's promotion, including on the poster, which warned: "No One Admitted While the Clock Is Ticking!" Home media The film was released on DVD in 2005 (Region 1) and 2007 (Region 2). In 2014, Twilight Time released a limited Blu-ray edition. In popular culture The film was spoofed in Mad magazine, in the April 1966 issue (#102), under the title "Bubby Lake Missed by a Mile". In the Better Call Saul episode "Off Brand", Chuck McGill walks past a movie theatre playing Bunny Lake is Missing. References External links 1965 films 1960s mystery thriller films 1960s psychological thriller films British black-and-white films British mystery thriller films British psychological thriller films Columbia Pictures films Films about missing people Films based on American novels Films based on mystery novels Films directed by Otto Preminger Films set in London Films shot in London 1960s English-language films 1960s British films