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The Railway Children

One of your finest works, Michaelangelo

Phyllis Waterbury:

I O N. There; 'Look out at the station'. Bobbie Waterbury:
One of your finest works, Michaelangelo

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I O N You sure
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Yes
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N There Brilliant
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Look out at the station
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Definitely one of your best works Michael Angelo
Duration
22 seconds
Views
308
Timestamp in Movie
00:34:53
Uploaded
Nov 20, 2022
Genres
drama, family
Production
N/A

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Movie Summary

After the enforced absence of their father, three children move with their mother to Yorkshire, where during their adventures they attempt to discover the reason for his disappearance.

Actors

Sally Thomsett
Phyllis Waterbury
Sally Thomsett
I'm very sorry I haven't got two pence to give you like Father does but - The Railway Children 00:24
I'm very sorry I haven't got two pence to give you...
Isn't she marvellous when she's angry - The Railway Children 00:04
Isn't she marvellous when she's angry
Hello, head-nurse. - The Railway Children 00:14
Hello, head-nurse.
Bobbie, you're to tidy yourself up in here. - The Railway Children 00:13
Bobbie, you're to tidy yourself up in here.
Thank you very much, Mrs Waterbury. - The Railway Children 00:12
Thank you very much, Mrs Waterbury.
I hope Mother doesn't get too wet in Wakefield. - The Railway Children 00:20
I hope Mother doesn't get too wet in Wakefield.
I hope Mother doesn't get too wet in Wakefield - The Railway Children 00:05
I hope Mother doesn't get too wet in Wakefield
It's like being in a besieged castle - The Railway Children 00:13
It's like being in a besieged castle
Bobbie! - The Railway Children 00:23
Bobbie!
He seemed pleased. I wish we could think of other things to give him. - The Railway Children 00:10
He seemed pleased. I wish we could think of other things to ...
Hey! The 11:29 down hasn't gone by yet. - The Railway Children 00:13
Hey! The 11:29 down hasn't gone by yet.
If we only had something red, we could go down on to the line and wave it. - The Railway Children 00:20
If we only had something red, we could go down on to the lin...
- Now. - You're not going to tear them, Pete? - The Railway Children 00:14
- Now. - You're not going to tear them, Pete?
- Stand back. - Stop! - The Railway Children 00:32
- Stand back. - Stop!
We'll have a look at this earthquake then get back to the train. - The Railway Children 00:28
We'll have a look at this earthquake then get back to t...
It's your turn now. Just begin with "Ladies and gentlemen". - The Railway Children 00:27
It's your turn now. Just begin with "Ladies and ge...
You must be very proud, Mrs Waterbury. - The Railway Children 00:07
You must be very proud, Mrs Waterbury.
This is how you write it. You say... Szczepansky. - The Railway Children 00:07
This is how you write it. You say... Szczepansky.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye, sir. - The Railway Children 00:16
- Goodbye. - Goodbye, sir.
Thank you, Mr James, he'll love that. - The Railway Children 00:07
Thank you, Mr James, he'll love that.