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Amateur tennis star who becomes the central figure in a murder scheme after humorously agreeing to a criss-cross murder pact with a stranger. He is framed for his wife's murder, evades police suspicio...
Senator's daughter and Guy's fiancée who becomes suspicious of Bruno Antony's behavior. After learning the truth about the murder pact from Guy, she attempts to warn Bruno's mother and helps expose hi...
Wealthy psychopath who proposes a criss-cross murder pact to Guy Haines. He murders Miriam, attempts to frame Guy, tries to strangle Barbara, and sends Guy a package to kill his father. He ultimately...
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Guy wants to divorce his wife to marry Anne Morton, the daughter of a US Senator.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bruno's obsessive behavior and attempt to strangle Barbara make Anne realize he is a dangerous murderer.
Bruno Antony proposes a murder scheme where they swap targets to avoid suspicion, and Guy initially humors him on the train.
A tennis star becomes entangled in a deadly murder pact with a psychopath, forcing him to fight for his life and clear his name.
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Strangers on a Train (1951) · 7.7/10 · crime, thriller, drama
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