Terror on a Train(1953) Trailer DVDrip DrM mp4

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Terror on a Train(1953) Trailer DVDrip DrM mp4
  • Release date: 14 Jul 1953
  • Release year: 1953
  • Runtime: 72 minutes
  • Country: United Kingdom, United States
  • Keywords: scene during opening credits, police investigation, impersonation, bomb on a train, arrest, cargo train, handcuffed to a bomb, suspense drama, husband wife reconciliation, deception
  • Budget: $975,000
Plot Storyline
After a terrorist plants a bomb on board a train, the police call in an army bomb disposal expert to find and dismantle it, but once it has been made safe, he has another shock in store.
A terrorist has placed a bomb on board a train transporting sea mines to Portsmouth. The train is stopped near a small town, which actually exacerbates the problem. In desperation, the local authorities contact Peter Lyncort, a former Royal Canadian Engineers bomb disposal expert, and ask him to help them dismantle the explosive device. Peter accepts the assignment. He has just under eight hours to achieve his dangerous mission.

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File Size: 985 MB
Duration: 01:00:00
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