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Le train (1964) John Frankenheimer / Bernard Farrel , Arthur Penn - The train (12.08.1963 / 30.05.1964)

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Overview

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7.9/10 9,721 votes »

Popularity:

Up 6% in popularity this week. See why on IMDbPro.

Director:

John Frankenheimer
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Writers:

Franklin Coen (screen story) and
Frank Davis (screen story) ...
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Release Date:

22 September 1964 (France) See more »

Genre:

Thriller | War | Action See more »

Tagline:

It carried their hopes, their nation's honour!

Plot:

In 1944, a German colonel loads a train with French art treasures to send to Germany. The Resistance must stop it without damaging the cargo. Full summary » | Full synopsis »

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Awards:

Nominated for Oscar. Another 2 wins & 1 nomination See more »

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User Reviews:

A Different Kind Of WWII Movie, And One Of The Best See more (124 total) »

Cast

(in credits order) (verified as complete)

	Burt Lancaster	...	Labiche
	Paul Scofield	...	Von Waldheim
	Jeanne Moreau	...	Christine
	Suzanne Flon	...	Mlle Villard
	Michel Simon	...	Papa Boule
	Wolfgang Preiss	...	Herren
	Albert Rémy	...	Didont (as Albert Remy)
	Charles Millot	...	Pesquet
	Richard Münch	...	Von Lubitz (as Richard Munch)
	Jacques Marin	...	Jacques
	Paul Bonifas	...	Spinet
	Jean Bouchaud	...	Schmidt
	Donald O'Brien	...	Schwartz (as Donal O'Brien)
	Jean-Pierre Zola	...	Octave
	Arthur Brauss	...	Pilzer (as Art Brauss)
	Jean-Claude Bercq	...	Major (as Jean-Claude Berco)
	Howard Vernon	...	Dietrich
	Louis Falavigna	...	Railroad Worker
	Richard Bailey	...	Grote
	Christian Fuin	...	Robert
	Helmo Kindermann	...	Ordnance Officer
	Roger Lumont	...	Engineer Officer
	Gérard Buhr	...	Corporal (as Gerard Buhr)
	Christian Rémy	...	Tauber (as Christian Remy)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Victor Beaumont	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Jacques Blot	...	Hubert (uncredited)
	Michel Charrel	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Nick Dimitri	...	German Soldier (uncredited)
	Max Fromm	...	Gestapo Officer (uncredited)
	Bernard La Jarrige	...	Bernard - Doctor (uncredited)
	Jean-Jacques Leconte	...	Lieutenant of Retreating Convoy (uncredited)
	Daniel Lecourtois	...	Priest (uncredited)
	Wolfgang Sauer	...	Bit Part (uncredited)

Directed by
John Frankenheimer
Arthur Penn		(uncredited; fired, replaced by John Frankenheimer)

Writing credits
Franklin Coen		(screen story) and
Frank Davis		(screen story)
Franklin Coen		(screenplay) and
Frank Davis		(screenplay)
Rose Valland		(book "Le front de l'art")
Walter Bernstein		uncredited
Howard Dimsdale		uncredited
Albert Husson		French version (uncredited)
Nedrick Young		uncredited