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VALUE FOR MONEY - British Railway Movie Database

VALUE FOR MONEY

GB
1955
1hr 30mins
Dir: Ken Annakin
Starring: John Gregson and Diana Dors

A Yorkshire businessman falls for a London showgirl whilst ignoring the love of his true girlfriend

This Technicolor comedy romance was largely filmed in Batley, West Yorkshire, and features a darkened shot of a local passenger train on an embankment hauled by an ex-LMS 2-6-4T, followed by an arrival of a similar train at Batley station, masquerading for the purposes of the film as ‘Barfield’. There is then a final shot of the station frontage.

A passenger train crosses an embankment in the hands of an ex-LMS 2-6-4T. Given the film’s location this is presumably Batley.
A similar service approaches platform 1 of Batley station, but the distant train does not get any nearer
Diana Dors and John Gregson in the doorway of Batley station. The large sign visible through the entrance gives such destinations as Huddersfield, Manchester, Wakefield and Doncaster.