Death Train

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Movie
German title Death Train
Alternative title: Detonator - The death train
Original title Death Train
Country of production UK , USA
original language English
Publishing year 1993
length 95 minutes
Age rating FSK 16
Rod
Director David Jackson
script David Jackson
production Boaz Davidson
music Trevor Jones
camera Timothy Eaton
cut Eric Boyd-Perkins ,
Peter Musgrave
occupation

Death Train is an action film starring Pierce Brosnan from 1993. It is a film adaptation of the novel "Death Train" by Alistair MacLean , which he worked on in the 1980s, but which remained unfinished; The novel was finally finished by the author Alastair MacNeill . The film is also known as "Detonator - The Death Train".

action

The Russian general Konstantin Benin aims to restore the Soviet Union . He leaves a nuclear bomb building, it should with one in Northern Germany hijacked freight train in Iraq be brought. United Nations Special Agent Mike Graham tries to stop the train . Sabrina Carver and Kolchinsky support him in this.

backgrounds

The film was partly shot in Slovenia , the Slovenian locomotive 642-186 was given a logo of the Deutsche Bundesbahn . It was built after 1961 at the Đuro Đaković plant in the Croatian town of Slavonski Brod . The 732-203 locomotive from the 1970s was used for some recordings.

In Germany the film was released on DVD as “Detonator - The Death Train” .

The film was originally produced for television and is therefore in 4: 3 format (not cinema format).

continuation

In 1995 a sequel called The Rembrandt Connection was produced. The film was again directed by David Jackson and Pierce Brosnan appeared again as Michael "Mike" Graham.

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