The Flying Scotsman - 100th Anniversary

The Flying Scotsman - 100th Anniversary

Release date : February 27, 2023
Runtime : 55m
Countries of origin : United Kingdom /
Original Language :
Director : Bruce Vigar /
Writers : Bruce Vigar /
Production companies : Coach House Productions /
February 27, 2023 55m United Kingdom Documentary More
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In late 1934, a bright green locomotive, the Flying Scotsman, made history and became the most famous steam train in the world. In this documentary, we find out how it came to be, and what happened to it once it passed into private ownership. Featuring interviews from Alan Pelger, Sir William McAlpine and the engineers who help keep the magnificent machine running. Narrated by Tony Robinson.
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  • title:The Flying Scotsman - 100th Anniversary
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2023
  • Runtime:55m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin: United Kingdom ·
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Bruce Vigar /
  • Writers: Bruce Vigar ·
  • Production companies: Coach House Productions ·
  • Overview:In late 1934, a bright green locomotive, the Flying Scotsman, made history and became the most famous steam train in the world. In this documentary, we find out how it came to be, and what happened to it once it passed into private ownership. Featuring interviews from Alan Pelger, Sir William McAlpine and the engineers who help keep the magnificent machine running. Narrated by Tony Robinson.
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