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What are the release dates for The Little Train Robbery - 1905?
The Little Train Robbery - 1905 was released on: USA: 1 September 1905
When was The First Great Train Robbery created?
The First Great Train Robbery is a groundbreaking silent film created in 1903 by Edwin S. Porter. Released in December of that year, it is one of the earliest narrative films and is considered a milestone in the development of cinema. The film is about 12 minutes long and features a dramatized depiction of a train robbery inspired by real events. Notable for its innovative use of cross-cutting and on-location shooting, it set the stage for modern cinematic storytelling. The film's success helped establish the Western genre and influenced countless filmmakers.
Who starred in the great train robbery?
Henry chaplin starred in the great train robbery in 1903
What is the duration of The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery?
"The Great Train Robbery" (1903) was 11 minutes long.
What is the duration of The First Great Train Robbery?
The duration of The First Great Train Robbery is 1.83 hours.
What was the Production Budget for The First Great Train Robbery?
The Production Budget for The First Great Train Robbery was $6,000,000.
How much money did The First Great Train Robbery gross worldwide?
The First Great Train Robbery grossed $391,942 worldwide.
How much money did The First Great Train Robbery gross domestically?
The First Great Train Robbery grossed $391,942 in the domestic market.
Was the great train robbery real?
Yes. The Great Train Robbery was on 8th November 1963. The thiefs stopped and robbed the Glasgow to London overnight mail train of £2.6 million.
What are the ratings and certificates for The Great Train Robbery - 1903?
The Great Train Robbery - 1903 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-G (TV rating)
What are the release dates for The Great Train Robbery - 2004?
The Great Train Robbery - 2004 was released on: USA: 15 October 2004 (festival screening)
Were was the train headed that was involved in the great train robbery?
Euston station, London
