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QUOTE: Originally posted by dknelson Whispering Smith is not such a great movie but has good train scenes (ditto for an even worse movie, Kansas Pacific). If you can ever track down the novel Whispering Smith it is a bit corny, like the film, but you might enjoy its old time railroading atmosphere. It is a railroad detective story. Dave Nelson
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QUOTE: Originally posted by Lotus098 Roy Rogers, Nevada City, good movie, funny too. A nother good train movie is the Hurricane Express, it has John Wayne, but not a real western. Speaking of The Train robbers read this. http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=49163
If there are no dogs in heaven,then I want to go where they go.
QUOTE: Originally posted by joseph2 Blazing Saddles,when the handcar and track sinks into quicksand;In The Good,The Bad and The Ugly were'nt some civil war prisoners being transported by rail ? I remember Spanish steam locomotives in some of the spaghetti westerns.
QUOTE: Originally posted by Kootenay Central There was western style movie on TV about twenty five years ago and the climactic scene has a graphited-smokebox pacific?, ex SP?, on a trestle. The bad guys dynamite the bridge, and the pacific? falls into the canyon. I don't think is was special effects and that a real locomotive was used for the film. Does anyone know what this film could have been, please.
--David
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