I’ve come across some rare finds in my time, and the idea of 'London After Midnight' surviving isn't too far-fetched. Private collectors often have gems they don’t even know are valuable. Never say never in this hobby!

The dreamer in me loves the idea of finding a hidden reel in someone's attic. If you hear any rumors or leads, follow them! Stranger things have happened in the world of lost media.

I'm not convinced a copy would just randomly turn up after all these years. Too much wishful thinking if you ask me. Most lost films stay lost.

Fire in the MGM vaults destroyed a lot of media, but there's been instances where private collectors unknowingly hold prints of 'lost' films. With advances in film preservation, if a copy does surface, it might be salvageable. Fingers crossed!

The lost status of 'London After Midnight' adds to its mystique. Tod Browning and Lon Chaney working together is legendary. Considering how some films have been rediscovered, it's always possible, but I wouldn't get my hopes too high. Still, the 2002 reconstruction gives us a glimpse.

I've been researching lost films for years, and 'London After Midnight' is definitely one of the big ones. The odds of a print surviving the MGM fire are slim, but it's not impossible. Occasionally, older films turn up in private collections or small archives. Keep the hope alive!

Oh man, London After Midnight is such a fascinating piece of cinema history. I'd love to think that a copy might be out there somewhere, maybe in some forgotten attic or basement. Who knows, right?