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Mystery Junction is a 1951 British mystery crime film directed by Michael McCarthy and starring Sydney Tafler, Barbara Murray and Patricia Owens. [1] The screenplay concerns a writer who narrates a crime story for a fellow passenger on a train journey.
Mystery writer Sidney Taffler is speaking to Christine Silver as they travel on the train, about how he writes his stories. Suddenly a scream is heard. They investigate and discover one of the crew has been knocked out and his uniform stolen. There's also a detective transporting Martin Benson to his trial.
Michael McCarthy’s crime drama in which a famous crime writer investigates when a scream is heard and a man is killed on a train expedition. Starring Sydney Tafler and Barbara Murray. Charged with the homicide of two people, a fugitive criminal is recaptured and put on a train to go to his trial. However, throughout the journey, a number of ...
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Mystery Junction (1951) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Menu. Movies. Release Calendar Top 250 Movies Most Popular ...
Larry Gordon, well-known crime writer, is on a train journey when a scream is heard. Upon investigation, the guard had been mugged and a man murdered and the passengers are held at a station by a gangster. Another man is arrested but the full story is yet to be discovered.
Movies on Tubi. Upcoming Marvel Movies. Mystery Junction. List. While a man is being moved by train to attend his trial, many attempts are made on his life. Michael McCarthy. Director. Sydney ...
- Crime, Drama, Mystery & Thriller
The fascination a certain era in British thrillers had for the possibilities of railway travel was also in full flow when Mystery Junction was released, indeed there had at least been a good twenty years of them by this stage, including benchmarks in the genre like Rome Express or The Lady Vanishes, and if this minor B-movie was not up to those standards, addicts of vintage mysteries would ...
