Peking Express Trailer

Peking Express Trailer (1951)

"Hal Wallis scoops tomorrow's flaming headlines! To expose the startling behind-the-news drama that rides the roaring rails of..." 01 August 1951 Drama, Action, Thriller 95 mins

A group of refugees fleeing Chinese Communist rule via train are beset by a gang of terrifying outlaws.

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Cast

Joseph Cotten

as Michael Bachlin

Corinne Calvet

as Danielle Grenier

Edmund Gwenn

as Father Joseph Murray

Soo Yong

as Li Elu

Robert W. Lee

as Ti Chen

Gregory Gaye

as Stanislaus

Alfredo Santos

as Guard (uncredited)

Leon Lontoc

as Chinese Boatman (uncredited)

Victor Sen Yung

as Chinese Captain (uncredited)

Spencer Chan

as Conductor (uncredited)

H.W. Gim

as Chinese Mess Boy (uncredited)

Crew

Wally Westmore

Wally Westmore Makeup Artist

Richard McWhorter

Richard McWhorter Assistant Director

Dimitri Tiomkin

Original Music Composer

Charles Lang

Charles Lang Director of Photography

Franz Bachelin

Franz Bachelin Art Direction

International Releases Dates

United States 01 August 1951

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