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The Ghost Train |
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The Ghost Train - 1931 | 72 mins | Comedy | B&WThe Production TeamDirector: Walter
Forde. Producer: Michael Balcon. Script: Lajos Biró, Sidney Gilliat and Angus MacPhail. (from the play by Arnold Ridley) Cinematography: Leslie Rowson. Film Editing: Ian Dalrymple. Art Direction: Walter W. Murton. |
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The CastJack Hulbert - Teddy Deakin Cicely Courtneidge - Miss Bourne Donald Calthrop - Saul Hodgkin Angela Baddeley - Julia Price Cyril Raymond - Richard Winthrop Ann Todd - Peggy Murdock |
Plot SynopsisSecond of three versions of Arnold Ridley’s celebrated comedy-thriller about a ghost train that passes through a deserted Fal Vale station at night. Infantile Teddy Deakin (Jack Hulbert) of the passengers stranded at Fal Vale for the night, turns out to be a detective who reveals the "ghost train" is very real. Deakin unmasks the gang of smugglers bringing commie propaganda into England. |
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