What is the duration of The Great Train Robbery?

The duration of The Great Train Robbery is 180 mins.

What is the original language of The Great Train Robbery?

The original language of The Great Train Robbery is English.

Who directed The Great Train Robbery?

The Great Train Robbery was directed by Julian Jarrold, James Strong.

Which studio made The Great Train Robbery?

The Great Train Robbery was produced by World Productions.

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Q: Does The Great Train Robbery have end credit scenes?

The Great Train Robbery does not have end credit scenes.

Drama

Runtime

180 mins

Language

English

On 8 August 1963, Britain awoke to the headline of its largest ever robbery. A train was hijacked and stripped of its cargo just 35 miles from its arrival in central London, leaving the nation stunned and baffled. Authorities scramble to uncover who orchestrated the daring raid and how such an audacious operation was pulled off.

World Productions

Studio

Julian Jarrold

Director

James Strong

Director

Does The Great Train Robbery have end credit scenes?

No!

The Great Train Robbery does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Luke Evans

Bruce Reynolds

Jim Broadbent

DCS Tommy Butler

Jack Gordon

Ronnie Biggs

James Wilby

John Wheater

Paul Anderson

Gordon Goody

James Fox

Henry Brooke, Home Secretary

Robert Glenister

DI Frank Williams

Neil Maskell

Buster Edwards

Martin Compston

Roy James

Nick Moran

DS Jack Slipper

Richard Hope

DCS Malcolm Fewtrell

Jack Roth

Charlie Wilson

Nicholas Murchie

Roger Corderey

Tim Pigott-Smith

DS Maurice Ray

Del Synnott

Brian Field

John Salthouse

DCI Sid Bradbery

Bethany Muir

Franny Reynolds

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