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GB 1960 1hr 30mins Dir: John Guillermin Starring: Richard Todd and Peter Sellers
A travelling salesman seeks his stolen car and the gangland boss responsible
This thriller features a couple of quite rare shots in the form of a transfer freight heading along the West London Line behind an ex-SR W Class 2-6-4T, and an Oerlikon EMU passing on a viaduct in Camden.
This is the very opening scene in the film, and we get a glimpse of an ex-SR W Class 2-6-4T on a freight. Given the type of locomotive and its associated sphere of operation this is probably a cross-London transfer freight on the West London Line but it may be somewhere else.
A vintage Oerlikon EMU passes above the ‘Y’ junction of the North London Railway between Leyburn Road and Torbay Street in Camden.
