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Yes, No, or Maybe ?

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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, September 26, 2004 11:52 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes

Who has seen the movie Undertow? I have not, but an article, from the local newspaper, and a picture from the movie caught my eye. The picture shows a man (Josh Lucas) hanging from what appears to be a railcar. Not 100% sure but it looks like a right of way and a railcar of somesort. He is wearing a V-neck white T-shirt and pants with a stripe on them, not exactly your everyday railroader's attire. It doesn't say anything about trains in the article only that the movie is about a Georgia family and a troubled relative who shows up there. My first impression was that the "rider" did not work for the railroad. Who can set me straight?



I was looking for an old thread when I ran across this thread.

Has anybody NOW seen this movie? Since it has been about 2 weeks I am hoping someone has and can tell us about it.
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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, September 11, 2004 1:13 PM
I haven't a single clue what you are talking about....

Try googling what you saw and see if anything comes up on the internet about it...
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Posted by cherokee woman on Saturday, September 11, 2004 12:41 PM
Jim, I haven't seen anything about that. But now, you've got my curiosity up.
Angel cherokee woman "O'Toole's law: Murphy was an optimist."
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Yes, No, or Maybe ?
Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, September 11, 2004 1:15 AM
Who has seen the movie Undertow? I have not, but an article, from the local newspaper, and a picture from the movie caught my eye. The picture shows a man (Josh Lucas) hanging from what appears to be a railcar. Not 100% sure but it looks like a right of way and a railcar of somesort. He is wearing a V-neck white T-shirt and pants with a stripe on them, not exactly your everyday railroader's attire. It doesn't say anything about trains in the article only that the movie is about a Georgia family and a troubled relative who shows up there. My first impression was that the "rider" did not work for the railroad. Who can set me straight?

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