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Strangers on a Train
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Strangers on a Train

(1951)Directed by Alfred Hitchcock101 min · PGCrime, Thriller, Drama
“It starts with a shriek of a train whistle... and ends with shrieking excitement!”

Guy Haines (Farley Granger) is a tennis star with a career on the rise and a marriage he wants out of, and he has the bad luck to share a train compartment with Bruno Antony (Robert Walker). Bruno is friendly, curious and far too well informed, and he lays out a theory: two strangers could trade murders and never be caught. Alfred Hitchcock keeps the two men in close conversation, Guy's shoes beside Bruno's under the table.

Farley Grangeras Guy Haines
Ruth Romanas Anne Morton
Robert Walkeras Bruno Antony
Leo G. Carrollas Senator Morton
Patricia Hitchcockas Barbara Morton
Kasey Rogersas Miriam Haines
Marion Lorneas Mrs. Antony
Jonathan Haleas Mr. Antony
Howard St. Johnas Captain Turley
John Brownas Prof. Collins
Norma Vardenas Mrs. Cunningham
Robert Gistas Leslie Hennessey
Brooks Benedictas Tennis Umpire (uncredited)
John Doucetteas Detective Hammond (uncredited)
Harry Hinesas Man Under Merry-Go-Round (uncredited)
Alfred Hitchcockas Man Boarding Train Carrying Double Bass (uncredited)
PMPaul McGuireas Train Passenger (uncredited)
OCOliver Crossas Party Guest (uncredited)
TFTom Ferrandinias Linesman (uncredited)
SHStuart Hallas Tennis Match Spectator (uncredited)
JAJoel Allenas Policeman (uncredited)
Murray Alperas Boatman (uncredited)
MAMonya Andreas Dowager (uncredited)
BBBenjie Bancroftas Police Officer (uncredited)