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Released Year: 1970
Runtime: 109 minutes
Directors: Lionel Jeffries
Writers: Lionel Jeffries
Casts: Peter Bromilow, Jenny Agutter, Erik Chitty, Gary Warren, Brenda Cowling, Bernard Cribbins, Iain Cuthbertson, Ann Lancaster, David Lodge, Dinah Sheridan, William Mervyn, Sally Thomsett, Gordon Whiting, Beatrix Mackey, Deddie Davies, Christopher Witty, Sally James, Dominic Allan
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(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...The Railway Children (1970)
The Waterbury family are completely happy until mysterious men take their father away and they have to move up to Yorkshire without him. The three open-hearted children soon make many friends including their Old Gentleman whom they regularly wave to on his morning train journey. Bobbie, the eldest girl, makes contact with him to try and get help for the problems they are facing. Meanwhile the children find themselves involved in several unexpected dramas on the railway
The Railway Children (1970)
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Released Year: 1970
Runtime: 109 minutes
Directors: Lionel Jeffries
Writers: Lionel Jeffries
Casts: Peter Bromilow, Jenny Agutter, Erik Chitty, Gary Warren, Brenda Cowling, Bernard Cribbins, Iain Cuthbertson, Ann Lancaster, David Lodge, Dinah Sheridan, William Mervyn, Sally Thomsett, Gordon Whiting, Beatrix Mackey, Deddie Davies, Christopher Witty, Sally James, Dominic Allan
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The Waterbury family are completely happy until mysterious men take their father away and they have to move up to Yorkshire without him. The three open-hearted children soon make many friends including their Old Gentleman whom they regularly wave to on his morning train journey. Bobbie, the eldest girl, makes contact with him to try and get help for the problems they are facing. Meanwhile the children find themselves involved in several unexpected dramas on the railway
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The Waterbury family are completely happy until mysterious men take their father away and they have to move up to Yorkshire without him. The three open-hearted children soon make many friends including their Old Gentleman whom they regularly wave to on his morning train journey. Bobbie, the eldest girl, makes contact with him to try and get help for the problems they are facing. Meanwhile the children find themselves involved in several unexpected dramas on the railway
The Waterbury family are completely happy until mysterious men take their father away and they have to move up to Yorkshire without him. The three open-hearted children soon make many friends including their Old Gentleman whom they regularly wave to on his morning train journey. Bobbie, the eldest girl, makes contact with him to try and get help for the problems they are facing. Meanwhile the children find themselves involved in several unexpected dramas on the railway
The Waterbury family are completely happy until mysterious men take their father away and they have to move up to Yorkshire without him. The three open-hearted children soon make many friends including their Old Gentleman whom they regularly wave to on his morning train journey. Bobbie, the eldest girl, makes contact with him to try and get help for the problems they are facing. Meanwhile the children find themselves involved in several unexpected dramas on the railway
The Waterbury family are completely happy until mysterious men take their father away and they have to move up to Yorkshire without him. The three open-hearted children soon make many friends including their Old Gentleman whom they regularly wave to on his morning train journey. Bobbie, the eldest girl, makes contact with him to try and get help for the problems they are facing. Meanwhile the children find themselves involved in several unexpected dramas on the railway