Burned up
Lost and burned up are semantically related. in not present topic. In some cases you can use "Lost" instead an adjective "Burned up".
Both terms in one sentence
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This is also one of only a few Theda Bara films to survive, since most of her film career was lost forever in a 1937 studio fire that burned up all the negatives.Tropes: The Alcoholic: Parmalee is a drunk.
Source: Film / A Fool There Was -
Unfortunately The Honeymoon is a lost film, the only known copy having burned up in a Paris fire not long after von Stroheim's death.Tropes: Abhorrent Admirer: Schani, Mitzi's mean, crude, boorish admirer.
Source: Film / The Wedding March
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