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Like Abraham Lincoln? - Yeah. Like Abe Lincoln
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The Railway Children Return

Like Abraham Lincoln?- Yeah. Like Abe Lincoln

Like Abraham Lincoln?
- Yeah. Like Abe Lincoln

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00:00:01.000 --> 00:00:04.292
- Like Abraham Lincoln? - Yeah. Like Abe Lincoln.
Duration
4 seconds
Views
30
Timestamp in Movie
00:34:24
Uploaded
May 05, 2025
Genres
adventure, drama, family
Production
StudioCanal

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Movie Summary

Follow a group of children who are evacuated to a Yorkshire village during the Second World War, where they encounter a young soldier who, like them, is far away from home.
So you all promise, right? Our secret. - The Railway Children Return 00:04
So you all promise, right? Our secret.
OK. Pretend they're hungry. I'll get the pills and bandages. - The Railway Children Return 00:05
OK. Pretend they're hungry. I'll get the pills and...
Oh, all right. I'll heat up some soup. Thomas, go and see your mother. - The Railway Children Return 00:05
Oh, all right. I'll heat up some soup. Thomas, go and s...
- (SIGHS) - (KNOCKING AT DOOR) - The Railway Children Return 00:06
- (SIGHS) - (KNOCKING AT DOOR)
MAN ON RADIO: There have been reports of a disturbance - The Railway Children Return 00:08
MAN ON RADIO: There have been reports of a disturbance
Take these. His rations might've ran out. - The Railway Children Return 00:04
Take these. His rations might've ran out.
If you aren't back in 30 minutes, I'll come after you. - The Railway Children Return 00:04
If you aren't back in 30 minutes, I'll come after ...
- (BOMB WHISTLES) - (SCREAMS) - The Railway Children Return 00:12
- (BOMB WHISTLES) - (SCREAMS)
- At least they're already dead. - My brother's buried here, Richard. - The Railway Children Return 00:05
- At least they're already dead. - My brother's bu...
Of course. I'm sorry. That was a daft thing to say. - The Railway Children Return 00:06
Of course. I'm sorry. That was a daft thing to say.
(SIGHS) - The Railway Children Return 00:07
(SIGHS)
You must have fell down the bank, knocked yourself clean out. - The Railway Children Return 00:04
You must have fell down the bank, knocked yourself clean out...
- A razor. - Thank you. You're too kind. - The Railway Children Return 00:04
- A razor. - Thank you. You're too kind.
- You mean my pants? - Don't take your pants off. - The Railway Children Return 00:04
- You mean my pants? - Don't take your pants off.
(LAUGHS) It... It's fine. I know what you mean. Let me just... - The Railway Children Return 00:06
(LAUGHS) It... It's fine. I know what you mean. Let me ...
- Do you need any help? - Uh, can you pull? - The Railway Children Return 00:04
- Do you need any help? - Uh, can you pull?
- Ready? - As I'll ever be. (GRUNTS) - The Railway Children Return 00:09
- Ready? - As I'll ever be. (GRUNTS)
- Let me see to your ankle now. - How do you know how to do all of this? - The Railway Children Return 00:05
- Let me see to your ankle now. - How do you know how to do ...
Well, my mum's a nurse back in Manchester, - The Railway Children Return 00:07
Well, my mum's a nurse back in Manchester,
- Yeah. Yeah, he is. - I know. - The Railway Children Return 00:05
- Yeah. Yeah, he is. - I know.