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TrailerTennis pro Guy Haines chances to meet wealthy wastrel Bruno Anthony on a train. Bruno suggests that because they each want to 'get rid' of someone, they should 'exchange' murders, and that way neither will be caught.Actors: Farley Granger, Ruth Roman, Robert Walker, Leo G. Carroll, Patricia Hitchcock, Kasey Rogers, Marion Lorne, Jonathan Hale, Howard St. John, John Brown, Norma Varden, ...»Director: Alfred HitchcockCountry: United StatesDuration: 101 minQuality: HDRelease: 1951IMDb: 7.9Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Strangers on a Train"
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Characters of "Strangers on a Train"
Guy HainesPlayed by: Farley Granger
Anne MortonPlayed by: Ruth Roman
Bruno AntonyPlayed by: Robert Walker
Sen. MortonPlayed by: Leo G. Carroll
Barbara MortonPlayed by: Patricia Hitchcock
Miriam Joyce HainesPlayed by: Kasey Rogers
Mrs. AntonyPlayed by: Marion Lorne
Mrs. CunninghamPlayed by: Norma Varden -
Directors of "Strangers on a Train"
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Creators of "Strangers on a Train"
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Critic Reviews of "Strangers on a Train"
TIME MagazineAugust 30, 2009Winds up with a scene in which a merry-go-round goes wild, spins like a pin wheel, and crashes in a gaudy blaze of explosions that no earthly carrousel could touch off. The movie itself is the same way: implausible but intriguing and great fun to ride.
Chicago ReaderFebruary 04, 2008Perhaps Strangers on a Train still hasn't yielded all its secrets.
Time OutFebruary 09, 2006Hitchcock erects a web of guilt around Granger, who 'agreed' to his wife's murder, a murder that suits him very well, and structures his film around a series of set pieces, ending with a paroxysm of violence on a circus carousel.
Chicago Sun-TimesJanuary 15, 2004Hitchcock was above all the master of great visual set pieces, and there are several famous sequences in Strangers on a Train.
VarietyFebruary 13, 2001Given a good basis for a thriller in the Patricia Highsmith novel and a first-rate script, Hitchcock embroiders the plot into a gripping, palm-sweating piece of suspense.
New York TimesJanuary 01, 2000...his basic premise of fear fired by menace is so thin and so utterly unconvincing that the story just does not stand.
Classic Film and TelevisionAugust 02, 2013Rousing thriller with creative fairground scenes and much about technology.
Total FilmApril 30, 2013With typical consummate verve, Hitch unfolds a story filled with twists, turns and dramatic contrasts.
EmanuelLevy.ComMay 05, 2012Arguably one of Hitchcock's masterpieces, this intrguing film deals with all the autuer's issues, including the double motif, moral ambiguity, fine line between hero and villain.
Common Sense MediaJanuary 02, 2011Classic nail-biter is a must for thriller fans.
Film Freak CentralAugust 01, 2008the work most necessary for a deeper appreciation of Hitchcock's late masterpieces.
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