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Berlin Express (1948)
6.9
A multinational group of train passengers become involved in a post-World War II Nazi assassination plot. Director:Jacques Tourneur |
87 min - 
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| Merle Oberon | ... |
Lucienne
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| Robert Ryan | ... |
Robert Lindley
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Charles Korvin | ... |
Perrot
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Dr. Bernhardt
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Robert Coote | ... |
Sterling
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Reinhold Schünzel | ... |
Walther
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Roman Toporow | ... |
Lt. Maxim Kiroshilov
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Peter von Zerneck | ... |
Hans Schmidt
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Otto Waldis | ... |
Kessler
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Fritz Kortner | ... |
Franzen
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Michael Harvey | ... |
Sgt. Barnes
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Tom Keene | ... |
Major
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Storyline
In divided Germany just after WWII, people from many different countries are passengers on a train. When one of the passengers, a German working for peace, is kidnapped by people who don't want his ideas to work, the others must set aside their differences and work together to find him in time for an important conference. Written by Ken Yousten <kyousten@bev.net>
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Trapped on a Train of Terror!Parents Guide:
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Sound Mix:
Mono (RCA Sound System)Color:
Black and WhiteAspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1
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Narrator: [voiceover] On a warm June day in the Rue Saint Martin in Paris there was a disturbance. Members of the French press were protesting their being barred from a secret conference. Inside, representatives of the United Nations were hearing a report from the head of a special fact-finding commission - a man named Dr...
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Merle Oberon was married to the cinematographer of the film, Oklahoma-born Lucien Ballard, at the time "Berlin Express" was made. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Narrator: [voiceover] On a warm June day in the Rue Saint Martin in Paris there was a disturbance. Members of the French press were protesting their being barred from a secret conference. Inside, representatives of the United Nations were hearing a report from the head of a special fact-finding commission - a man named Dr...
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Crazy Credits
During the opening credits, a title card states that the photography of Berlin and Frankfurt is used with the cooperation of the occupying armies. See more »
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