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Lisa Ferraday, Jon Hall, and Christine Larson in Last Train from Bombay (1952)

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Last Train from Bombay

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At one point the diplomat steals a Beechcraft Model 18 from an alleged Indian airport. All the aircraft on the flightline are American models wearing U.S. N-registrations and the airport is obviously in Southern California due to the mountains and eucalyptus trees visible. The Beech he commandeers is a civilianized ex-USAAF AT-11 Kansan with the former bombardier glazed nose faired over with metal. Once airborne, the Beech shown is a round-nosed C-45 model. When the actor leaves the cockpit to bail out, another sideview of the C-45 shows a pilot still in the pilot's position.

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It is inconceivable that a corpse with three bullet holes in its face would be considered a suicide.

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Lisa Ferraday, Jon Hall, and Christine Larson in Last Train from Bombay (1952)
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