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A train heist so perfect it shouldn't exist — until the detective starts asking questions.
TMDB
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Rotten Tomatoes
33
Audience Score
27
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Time Table (1956)

tight little noirdesert paranoiacrackling dialogue

Overview

Crime

An insurance detective encounters numerous surprises when he is assigned to investigate a meticulously-planned train robbery in Arizona.

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film noirtrain robbery

Standout Aspects

Direction

Mark Stevens directs himself with surprising visual confidence.

Writing

Screenplay packs three movies of twists into 79 minutes.

Best for:Solo: Late night, whiskey optional, phone on silent.·Streaming: Perfect 79-minute palate cleanser between prestige binges.
Mark Stevens

Director

Mark Stevens

ReleasedFeb 8, 1956
Runtime1h 19m
StatusReleased

Vibe

Pacesteady
Intensitymedium
Tonedark
Feelmedium
Mark Stevens Productions

Top Cast

Mark Stevens

Mark Stevens

Charlie Norman

King Calder

King Calder

Joe Armstrong

Felicia Farr

Felicia Farr

Linda Brucker

Marianne Stewart

Marianne Stewart

Ruth Norman

Wesley Addy

Wesley Addy

Dr. Paul Brucker

Alan Reed

Alan Reed

Al Wolfe

Rodolfo Hoyos Jr.

Rodolfo Hoyos Jr.

Lt. Castro

Jack Klugman

Jack Klugman

Frankie Page

John Marley

John Marley

Bobik

Robert Anderson

Robert Anderson

Sheriff Jack of Winston

Raymond Bailey

Raymond Bailey

Sam Hendricks

Roy Glenn

Roy Glenn

Train Porter

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Cultural

Made during noir's dying days as A-pictures swallowed the genre; Stevens self-financed partly to prove TV actors could direct.

Trivia

Felicia Farr filmed this between two Kubrick projects; her simmering intelligence here convinced Billy Wilder to cast her in 'Kiss Me, Stupid.'

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