Flying Scotsman Film Trailer (1929)
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- This trailer is from the 1929 romantic thriller starring Ray Milland with incredible action sequences of 4472 and makes up part of the Flying Scotsman Official Collection.
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One of the best films ever made.
The soundtrack is beautiful
the girl:whos is talking to my father?
The man:who is your father?
the girl:he drives the flying scotman.
The flying scotsman music matches with this classic train
I might have to watch this at some point. I’m a big LNER fan and I like Flying Scotsman; this is probably the part of the loco’s history I’ve heard the least people talking about. The stunt work is pretty impressive too, especially when considering that all of it was done for real.
God I wanna watch this film so badly
so nostaligic
No idea why the always put Ray Milland as the star, It was Moore Marriott in his day and Milland his understudy in many films of that time, old Harbottle from the Will Hay's films. To promote the Flying Scotsman Moore was trained by the lead engine driver and completed the London - Edinburgh run at the controls... 9 Years later Moore was again in charge of a train this time it was Gladstone in Oh Mr Porter
The old days win steam was proud
wow
Well do m8. Great!
How do you do that and got that tape 😳 and why 🤔
The end
is that the 60103 flying scotsmans train because I just viewednit about 2 hours ago
+FNAF Toy Bonnie is the best! Yep, same locomotive. It's number changed over the years. Great Northern Railway 1472, London North Eastern Railway 4472, 502 & 103 then finally British Railways 60103.
SudrianExpress omg i seen that 2 days ago i seen the train in this trailer then!!!
Its 4472
@@ExplosiveCookie and then back to 4472
I just realised all these people are dead 😐 *cough* yup
Penga Penguin Well this was made in the 1920s and they were young to middle aged then.
they would all be well over 110 by now