The Greatest Show on Earth (1952)

Train Wreck

Klaus (Lyle Bettger) tries to save Angel (Gloria Grahame) by warning the circus train of the stalled train on the tracks.

Directed by Cecil B. DeMille.

Released in 1952 by Paramount.

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  • character-type: Actor
  • character-type: Boss
  • character-type: Bad Guy
  • action: Stop
  • action: Crash
  • editors-choice: Action Sequences
  • editors-choice: Car Wrecks
  • primary-genre: Classics
  • primary-genre: Romance
  • primary-genre: Action and Adventure
  • primary-genre: Drama
  • secondary-genre: Showbiz Dramas
  • secondary-genre: Classic Dramas
  • secondary-genre: Classics
  • secondary-genre: Classic Action & Adventure
  • secondary-genre: Romance
  • secondary-genre: Romance Classics
  • mood: Inspiring
  • mood: Exciting
  • mood: Emotional
  • mood: Suspenseful
  • prop: Car
  • prop: Train
  • setting: Train
  • setting: Railroad Track
  • theme: Life and Death
  • theme: Heroism
  • theme: Determination
  • theme: Madness
  • actor: John Kellogg
  • actor: Lyle Bettger
  • actor: Charlton Heston
  • director: Cecil B. DeMille
  • producer: Cecil B. DeMille
  • producer: Henry Wilcoxon
  • editor: Anne Bauchens
  • costume-designer: Edith Head
  • costume-designer: Dorothy Jeakins
  • role-name: Klaus
  • role-name: Harry
  • role-name: Brad Braden
  • screenwriter: Jack Gariss
  • screenwriter: Frank Cavett
  • screenwriter: Theodore St. John
  • screenwriter: Fredric M. Frank
  • year: 1952
  • studio: Paramount