The Train 1964 colorized (Burt Lancaster)

The Train (1964) - Colorized Edition
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Synopsis
"The Train" (1964), now colorized, is a gripping World War II thriller directed by John Frankenheimer. Set in Nazi-occupied France, the film follows a French Resistance fighter, played by Burt Lancaster, who must prevent a train loaded with stolen French art treasures from reaching Nazi Germany.

The plot centers on the efforts of Paul Labiche (Burt Lancaster), a railway worker who becomes embroiled in a dangerous mission to sabotage a train carrying priceless works of art that are being looted by the Nazis. With the help of the French Resistance, Labiche must outsmart German forces and sabotage the train without being detected. As the clock ticks, Labiche faces both external dangers and the moral dilemma of preserving his country's heritage while risking his life for the cause.

"The Train" delivers intense action, strategic suspense, and a heroic battle against the backdrop of wartime France. The colorized version enhances the dramatic landscapes, the urgency of the action sequences, and the tense atmosphere, making it an even more immersive experience.

Cast and Crew
Director: John Frankenheimer

Producer: James Garner, Burt Lancaster

Screenplay: Franklin Coen, John Michael Hayes

Cast:

Burt Lancaster as Paul Labiche
Paul Scofield as Colonel von Waldheim
Jeanne Moreau as Christine
Michel Simon as Monsieur Bastien
Wolfgang Preiss as Major von Ebbing
Albert Rémy as Inspector
Denise Girard as The young woman
Cinematography: Jean Tournier

Music: Maurice Jarre

Editing: Robert C. Jones

Production Company: The Mirisch Company

Release Date: 1964

Runtime: 133 minutes

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