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Recently viewed. Mystery Junction: Directed by Michael McCarthy. With Sydney Tafler, Barbara Murray, Patricia Owens, Martin Benson. Larry Gordon, well-known crime writer, is on a train journey when a scream is heard. Upon investigation, the guard had been mugged and a man murdered.
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Starring Sydney Tafler and Barbara Murray. Charged with the homicide of two people, a fugitive criminal is recaptured and put on a train to go to his trial. However, throughout the journey, a number of attempts are made on his life. Sidney Tafler gives a good performance in his role as Larry Gordon, the mystery writer who tells a fellow ...
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Mystery Junction (1951) at IMDb. Mystery Junction is a 1951 British mystery crime film directed by Michael McCarthy and starring Sydney Tafler, Barbara Murray and Patricia Owens. The screenplay concerns a writer who narrates a crime story for a fellow passenger on a train journey. Mystery Junction - WikiMili, The Best Wikipedia Rea.
Mystery Junction. Feature Film 1951 , 1h07. Crime , Drama , Film Noir. Director Michael McCarthy. Starring Sydney Tafler, Barbara Murray, Martin Benson, Pat Owens, Patricia Owens, Christine Silver, Philip Dale, Pearl Cameron, John Salew, Denis Webb, David Davies. Miss Owens, a great reader of detective stories, finds herself traveling in the ...
Mystery Junction, released in 1951, is an intriguing and suspenseful film starring Sydney Tafler, Barbara Murray, and Patricia Owens. The story takes place on a train journey through the English countryside, as a diverse group of passengers find themselves thrown together by circumstance.
