- The
Titfield Thunderbolt is a 1953
British comedy film
directed by
Charles Crichton and
starring Stanley Holloway,
Naunton Wayne,
George Relph and John...
- Railway. The
preservation of the line
inspired the
Ealing Comedy film The
Titfield Thunderbolt. The
origin of the railway's name is uncertain: it may refer...
-
Kitson &
Laird of
Leeds in 1838. It
featured in the 1953
Ealing comedy, The
Titfield Thunderbolt. Lion was
ordered by the LMR in
October 1837 as one of an order...
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Wayne also
appeared alone in
other films including the
Ealing comedy The
Titfield Thunderbolt (1953) and
Obsession (1949).
Wayne married Gladys Dove, a concert...
- (both 1952). He also had a
leading role in
another Ealing comedy, The
Titfield Thunderbolt (1953). His
performance in
Venetian Bird led to him
being offered...
-
Vanity Fair, The
Duchess (2008), The
Elusive Pimpernel (1950) and The
Titfield Thunderbolt (1953). In 2012,
Pulteney Weir was used as a
replacement location...
- for him.
Other notable film
appearances include the
Ealing comedy The
Titfield Thunderbolt (1953), Tony Richardson's Tom
Jones (1963),
David Lean's Doctor...
-
Hunted (1952),
starring Dirk Bogarde. Afterwards,
Crichton directed The
Titfield Thunderbolt (1953).
Later films he
directed during the 1950s
included The...
-
Camerton line
achieved some fame
after closure. The
Ealing Studios film, The
Titfield Thunderbolt, was shot in 1952
using the line. The plot of the film involved...
- join
forces to try to
prevent the
publication of this new discovery. The
Titfield Thunderbolt (1953)
echoes the
theme of P****port to Pimlico,
switched to...
