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6.1Mismatched travellers are stranded overnight at a lonely rural railway station. They soon learn of local superstition about a phantom train which is said to travel these parts at dead of night, carrying ghosts from a long-ago train wreck in the area.
Released: 1941-05-0585 minDir: Walter FordeComedy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
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Cast
- Arthur Askey as Tommy Gander
- Richard Murdoch as Teddy Deakin
- Kathleen Harrison as Miss Bourne
- Peter Murray-Hill as Richard G. Winthrop
- Carole Lynne as Jackie Winthrop
- Morland Graham as Dr. Sterling
Themes
- world war ii
- comedian
- lovers
- based on play or musical
- cornwall, england
- train crash
- stranded
- rural area
- train
- storm
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Wikidata facts
- Duration
- 85
- FilmAffinity ID
- 770938
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- publication date
- 1947-12-17
- title
- The Ghost Train
- Commons category
- The Ghost Train
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Categories
1940s ghost films1940s mystery thriller films1941 British films1941 comedy horror films1941 English-language films1941 filmsBritish black-and-white filmsBritish comedy horror filmsBritish films based on playsBritish mystery thriller filmsEnglish-language comedy horror filmsEnglish-language mystery thriller filmsFilms about comediansFilms about railway accidents and incidentsFilms directed by Walter FordeFilms scored by Walter GoehrFilms set in CornwallFilms with screenplays by Marriott EdgarGainsborough Pictures filmsRail transport filmsTemplate film date with 1 release date