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Strangers on a Train
Cast
Farley Granger, Robert Walker, Ruth Roman, Patricia Hitchcock View AllCrew
Alfred Hitchcock (Director), Ben Hecht (Screenplay), Raymond Chandler (Screenplay), Czenzi Ormonde (Screenplay) View All
Release: Jun. 27th, 1951
Runtime: 1 hour, 41 minutes
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she goes and sees the train, he rides a horse in the train with flowers?
Hello! Please help me remember the movie.
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All of Us Strangers
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All of Us Strangers was an incredible film and it has lingered in my mind ever since I watched it.
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The Strangers
Comes out today!
"Lock the doors. Assume you're safe.
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The Strangers
This movie freaking sucked ass there was no plot wasn't scary and there was no freaking point in making the dam thing.
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ScarletLion
Apparently Hitchcock had an entire amusement park built for the set design of the fairground scenes, just outside los angeles - and had a tennis professional coach Farley Grainger for the close up tennis scenes.
Torgo
After all this, if you still need more evidence that this is a Hitchcock movie, no scene better demonstrates why he earned the "master of suspense" nickname than a race against time featuring a pivotal tennis match.
Gideon58
On the train, he meets Bruno Antony (Walker), a tightly wound and slightly unbalanced young man who agrees to murder Miriam for Guy if Guy will murder Bruno's father for him, because Bruno thinks if they "swap" murders, they can get away with it because there is no motive if they're murde....
