A fireman falls for his train driver's daughter while a fired coworker plots revenge on the Flying Scotsman express during the driver's final journey..
The Flying Scotsman: A Roaring (Sometimes Mumbling) Piece of History If you're into old films, *really* old films, or just have a deep love for trains, then 1929's The Flying Scotsman might just be a charming diversion. It's not going to blow anyone away with its storytelling or acting, not by today's standards anyway...
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"The Flying Scotsman: A Roaring (Sometimes Mumbling) Piece of History If you're into old films, *really* old films, or just have a deep love for trains, then 1929's The Flying Scotsman might just be a charming diversion. It's not going to blow anyone away with its storytelling or acting, not by today's standards anyway. But for those curious about what cinema was like right at the cusp of the talkie revolution, it’s quite a thing. If you need crisp audio or fast-paced plots, you'll probably find..."
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