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Tommy Gander is a music hall comedian whose impulsive behavior starts the story when he pulls the communication cord to retrieve his hat. He flirts with Jackie Winthrop, hides from the angry train gua...
Miss Bourne is a passenger traveling through Fal Vale Junction who is stranded with the other travelers after the last connecting train has departed. She remains in the station during the haunting and...
Dr. Sterling is a passenger and physician who examines Saul Hodgkin and pronounces him dead after the collapse. He is secretly allied with John Price, suddenly stops the escape bus, orders it back to...
Jackie Winthrop is an attractive blonde passenger traveling with Richard G. Winthrop. Tommy Gander flirts with her, while Teddy Deakin also shows romantic interest. During the later supernatural scare...
John Price arrives after a car crash while claiming to search for his sister, Julia Price. He says Julia has delusions and is obsessed with the ghost train, but he is actually allied with Dr. Sterling...
Saul Hodgkin is the stationmaster at Fal Vale Junction. He warns the stranded passengers about the ghost train and the fatal bridge accident, then appears to collapse and die in the waiting room. His...
Ben Isaacs is described by Julia Price as the sole survivor of the old railway accident and the figure supposedly returning through the tunnel. When a singing figure appears, Teddy Deakin shoots at it...
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As stationmaster, Hodgkin tells the stranded passengers they cannot remain at the station and warns them about the haunting.
Hodgkin's account of the old railway disaster identifies Ben Isaacs as the sole survivor.
After Saul Hodgkin collapses, Dr. Sterling examines him and pronounces him dead.
Tommy Gander hides in Jackie Winthrop's compartment and flirts with her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Miss Bourne is among the passengers ordered to remain together while the armed men attempt to control their departure.
Jackie remains with the stranded passengers while Dr. Sterling reveals his gun-backed plan to return toward the approaching train.
Tommy's remark that he had returned the bridge to the open position prompts Dr. Sterling to order the bus to stop and turn back.
John Price insists on seeing Hodgkin's body, but the body mysteriously disappears; Hodgkin later appears alive and boards the train.
Dr. Sterling suddenly orders the bus to stop, while his confederate John Price produces a gun.
Jackie and Miss Bourne are stranded together with the other passengers at the closed station.
Tommy and Miss Bourne are among the passengers stranded together at Fal Vale Junction and later leave with the group.
Stranded passengers confront an apparent haunting that conceals a dangerous covert arms operation.
Directed by Walter Forde
The Ghost Train (1941) · 6.1/10 · comedy, horror, mystery, thriller
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