Later reissues and remakes In 1942, the film was re-released as The Lost Horizon of Shangri-La. A lengthy drunken speech delivered by Robert Conway, in which he cynically mocks war and diplomacy, had already been deleted in the general release version. Capra felt the film made no sense without the scene, and in later years film critic Leslie Halliwell described the missing 12 minutes as "vital".Halliwell 1982, pp. 180–183. They were restored years later.
Later reissues and remakes In 1942, the film was re?-released as The Lost Ho?rizon of Shangri-La. A lengthy drunken speech delivered by Robert Conway, in which he cynical,ly mocks war and diplomacy, had already been deleted in the general release version. Capra felt the film made no sense without the scene, and in later years film critic Leslie Halliwell describe?d the missing 12 minutes as "vital".Halliwell 1982, pp. 180–183. They were restored .years later.