Le Tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours

In London, Phileas Fogg leads a very orderly life and meets Passepartout, a Frenchman looking for a quiet job.

Passepartout observes his new master and discovers a household organized with great precision.

At the Reform Club, Phileas Fogg talks with the other members about a theft and how long it takes to travel around the world.

Fogg announces that they are leaving immediately to travel around the world, and Passepartout packs their single travel bag.

The newspapers discuss Phileas Fogg's journey, and the public bets on his chances of success.

In Suez, Inspector Fix waits for the Mongolia and watches the travelers to find the thief who robbed the Bank of England.

In Suez, Fogg asks the consul for a visa, while Fix looks for a way to detain him.

In Suez, Fix questions Passepartout about his master, his money and their departure from London.

During the voyage to Bombay, Fogg plays whist while Passepartout meets Fix again on the deck of the Mongolia.

In Bombay, Fogg prepares to leave for Calcutta, while Passepartout explores the city and Fix waits for his arrest warrant.

The train stops at Kholby, where the railway line is unfinished, and Fogg must find another way to get to Allahabad.

In the forest, the travelers come across a procession and learn that a young widow is in danger.

Fogg and his companions wait for nightfall near the temple of Pillaji to try to rescue the young widow.

After the rescue, the travelers reach Allahabad, and Aouda learns how her companions saved her.

In Calcutta, Fogg and Passepartout appear before Judge Obadiah and learn why they were arrested.

Aboard the Rangoon, Aouda discovers Fogg's peculiar calm, while Fix devises a new plan.

Passepartout wonders why Fix is there, and the Rangoon stops in Singapore before continuing on to Hong Kong.

A storm delays the Rangoon, and Fogg looks for a way to continue his journey to Yokohama.

In Hong Kong, Passepartout learns that the Carnatic is leaving earlier than expected and accompanies Fix to a tavern.

In Hong Kong, Fogg and Aouda discover that the Carnatic has already departed and look for another ship to continue their journey.

The Tankadère is sailing toward Shanghai, but a violent storm threatens Fogg and his companions.

Passepartout looks for his master aboard the Carnatic, then arrives in Yokohama alone and penniless.

Penniless in Yokohama, Passepartout looks for a way to get to America and joins a troupe of long-nosed acrobats.

Aboard the General Grant, Fogg and his companions cross the Pacific, but Passepartout discovers that Fix is also on board.

In San Francisco, Fogg explores the city with Aouda and Fix and finds himself in the middle of a crowd at a political rally.

Fogg and his companions cross the western United States by train, but an enormous herd of bison blocks the tracks.

Passepartout listens to a lecture on the Mormons, then the travelers visit Salt Lake City when the train stops.

Aouda spots Colonel Proctor and tries to prevent a duel, while an unsafe bridge forces the train to stop.

Fogg and Colonel Proctor prepare for a duel on the train, but a Sioux attack interrupts their preparations.

After the Sioux attack, Phileas Fogg decides to search for the missing travelers, while Aouda and Fix wait at the station.

Fogg and his companions try to make up for lost time by crossing the snow-covered plain on a sail-powered sled.

In New York, Fogg looks for a ship to cross the Atlantic and meets a captain who refuses to change course.

Fogg is now steering the Henrietta toward Liverpool, but the coal may run out before they arrive.

Detained in Liverpool, Phileas Fogg remains calm while Aouda and Passepartout worry about time slipping away.

In the silent house on Savile Row, Fogg accepts defeat and talks with Aouda about their future.

In London, the crowd and the five members of the Reform Club wait for Phileas Fogg during the final minutes of the wager.

Passepartout hurries back to his master and tells him some incredible news.