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TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection

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TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: The Titfield Thunderbolt pressbook

The Titfield Thunderbolt pressbook
the cover for the exhibitors campaign book to promote the release of the Ealing comedy in 1953

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Titfield Thunderbolt UK quad artwork

Titfield Thunderbolt UK quad artwork
designed by Edward Bawden (1903-1989)

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Chaos on the tracks

Chaos on the tracks
A scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt during the finale of the Ealing comedy

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: George Relph and John Gregson

George Relph and John Gregson
smile in a scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: A group scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

A group scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt
taken on the platform of Mallingford station

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: The thunderbolt

The thunderbolt
the engine used for the classic Ealing comedy was in fact named The Lion

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Edie Martin and George Relph

Edie Martin and George Relph
as Emily and the vicar in The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Stanley Holloway as Mr Valentine

Stanley Holloway as Mr Valentine
with a glass in his hand at the window of the buffet car

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Sid James as Hawkins

Sid James as Hawkins
in Charles Crichtons The Titfield Thunderbolt, in the background is the steam engine The Lion that was used to impersonate the Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: The bishop and Vicar struggle with the Thunderbolt

The bishop and Vicar struggle with the Thunderbolt
Godfrey Tearle and George Relph in The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: John Gregson as Gordon

John Gregson as Gordon
in a smiling portrait taken on location for The Titfield Thunderbolt the first Ealing Comedy in colour

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: A star and amongst the children

A star and amongst the children
John Gregson with young fans on the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Blakeworth enjoys a drink on the Thunderbolt

Blakeworth enjoys a drink on the Thunderbolt
Naunton Wayne Stanley Holloway and Gabrielle Brune in The Titfield Thunderbolt

Stanley Holloway as Mr Valentine
a smiling portrait of the actor in character for The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Charles Crichton filming The Titfield Thunderbolt

Charles Crichton filming The Titfield Thunderbolt
with lighting and grips on location in 1952

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Naunton Wayne and Hugh Griffith smiling on set

Naunton Wayne and Hugh Griffith smiling on set
during the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Naunton Wayne as Blakeworth

Naunton Wayne as Blakeworth
enters the rail station

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: George Relph, John Gregson and Naunton Wayne

George Relph, John Gregson and Naunton Wayne
in a moment from Charles Crichtons The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: A scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

A scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt
the Titfield residents try to save the day pushing the stricken train

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: John Gregson (1919-1975) as Gordon

John Gregson (1919-1975) as Gordon
in a portrait taken on location during the filming of The Titfield Thundrbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Douglas Slocombe and Gabrielle Brune

Douglas Slocombe and Gabrielle Brune
and other crew members outside a makeshift viewing theatre on location for the Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: John Gregson in The Titfield Thunderbolt

John Gregson in The Titfield Thunderbolt
in a fight scene with the villains of the piece Crump and Pearce

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Hugh Griffith and Edie Martin

Hugh Griffith and Edie Martin
as Dan and Emily in Charles Crichtons Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Gabrielle Brune, John Gregson, George Relph and Edie Martin

Gabrielle Brune, John Gregson, George Relph and Edie Martin
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TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: The Thunderbolt thunders through Titfield

The Thunderbolt thunders through Titfield
in a scene from the classic Ealing Comedy

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: John Gregson and Jack MacGowran

John Gregson and Jack MacGowran
As Gordon and Crump in The Titfield Thunderbolt

George Relph and John Gregson
as The Vicar and Gordon in The Titfield Thunderbolt

John Gregson (1919-1975) as Gordon
in The Titfield Thunderbolt. The accurate wardrobe to represent the whole community was curated by Anthony Mendleson who went on to become a BAFTA winner and Oscar nominated costume designer

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Hugh Griffith

Hugh Griffith
with cap and pipe in a portrait for the Titfield thunderbolt

A scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt
Stanley Holloway and Hugh Criffith smile in a scene from the Charles Crichtons comedy

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: A colour lobby card for The Titfield Thunderbolt

A colour lobby card for The Titfield Thunderbolt
train station scene

John Gregson in The Titfield Thunderbolt
in a scene with Michael Trubshawe as Ruddock

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Gabrielle Brune (1912-2005)

Gabrielle Brune (1912-2005)
who played Joan in Charles Crichtons The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Crump and Pearce in front one of the coaches

Crump and Pearce in front one of the coaches
Ewan Roberts and Jack MacGowran in a scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Model making at Ealing Studios

Model making at Ealing Studios
creating the models of the steam engines for the Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Behind the scenes of The Titfield Thunderbolt

Behind the scenes of The Titfield Thunderbolt
setting up the a temporary viewing theatre on location

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Sir Michael Balcon visits the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt

Sir Michael Balcon visits the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt
Producer Michael Truman, Sir Michael Balcon and Charles Crichton in front of the steam engine The Lion

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Family on the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt

Family on the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt
Sid James smiles with his daughter Reina in front of one of the engines used on the film

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Herbert C Walton (1880-1955)

Herbert C Walton (1880-1955)
who played Seth in The Titfield Thunderbolt in the classic Ealing comedy directed by Charles Crichton

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Stanley Holloway

Stanley Holloway
as Valentine in Charles Crichtons Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Jack MacGowran (1918 - 1973)

Jack MacGowran (1918 - 1973)
in character as Vernon Crump in The titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Jack MacGowran

Jack MacGowran
as Crump

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Hugh Griffith with pipe

Hugh Griffith with pipe
in a portrait for The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: George Relph laughs

George Relph laughs
as the vicar in The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: John Gregson

John Gregson
with a broad smile in a portrait for The Titfield Thunderbolt

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: The thunderbolt crashes through a fence in the countryside

The thunderbolt crashes through a fence in the countryside
in a scene from the classic Ealing Comedy

TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953) Collection: Pushing the thunderbolt

Pushing the thunderbolt
The Titfield residents push their local train in a scene from the classic Ealing Comedy

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