The Ghost Train

The Ghost Train

Director: Walter Forde

Writer: J.O.C. Orton, Val Guest, Arnold Ridley, Marriott Edgar

Producer: Edward Black

Mismatched 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.

85 min Rating: 5.9/10 Released

Top Cast

Arthur Askey
Arthur Askey
Tommy Gander
Richard Murdoch
Richard Murdoch
Teddy Deakin
Peter Murray-Hill
Peter Murray-Hill
Richard G. Winthrop
Carole Lynne
Carole Lynne
Jackie Winthrop
Morland Graham
Morland Graham
Dr. Sterling

Movie Info

Director: Walter Forde

Writer: J.O.C. Orton, Val Guest, Arnold Ridley, Marriott Edgar

Producer: Edward Black

Production Companies: Gainsborough Pictures

Countries: United Kingdom

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What Others Said

CinemaSerf: A storm causes a disparate group of passengers to become stranded overnight at a rural railway station. Before the superstitious station master leaves them for the night, he regales them with a tale of a phantom train that reputedly travels the adjacent closed line at night. He returns shortly afterwards, dies of shock - and we get treated to a rather theatrical mystery as they investigate what's going on... Kathleen Harrison is quite good as the dipsomaniac "Miss Bourne" as is Raymond Huntley as "Price" but the rest of the cast struggle to eclipse the domineering performance of the film's star Arthur Askey who, frankly, annoys his fellow travellers and the audience in equal measure. I suspect that those who enjoy this film will be fans of his Vaudevillian style of comedy; I'm afraid it doesn't much work for me and what could have been a fun little ghost story ended up being quite disappointing.