The Great Train Robbery
Trailer: The Great Train Robbery
Year: 1903
Genre: Crime, Action, Western, Adventure
Studio: Edison Studios
Director: Edwin S. Porter
Cast: Gilbert M. Anderson, John Manus Dougherty Sr., Frank Hanaway, Adam Charles Hayman, Robert Milasch, Marie Murray
Crew: Edwin S. Porter (Director), Edwin S. Porter (Director of Photography), Blair Smith (Director of Photography), Gilbert M. Anderson (Assistant Director), Adam Charles Hayman (Camera Operator), Blair Smith (Additional Camera)
Runtime: 12 minutes
Release: Dec 07, 1903
IMDb: 7.01/10 by 619 users
Popularity: 11
Country: United States of America
Language: No Language
Budget: 150
Revenue: 0
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