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Thanks to the mindless actions of Teddy Deakin, a group of mismatched rail passengers find themselves stranded in a dark and isolated station, having missed the last connection of the night. Tales of superstition prevail as the local station master—unable to persuade them to leave—reveals that twenty years ago a train crashed, leaving a number of passengers dead. Legend has it that the station is still haunted as the train relives its final moments as it roars through the station to its demise. The passengers begin to panic as the body of the station master is found on the platform, and a mysterious young lady arrives, foretelling the second coming of the Ghost Train.
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About Arnold Ridley
Arnold Ridley (1896–1984), the British playwright and actor, is best remembered as the author of the play The Ghost Train, and for his roles as Private Godfrey in Dad’s Army and Doughy Hood in the radio soap The Archers. As an actor, Ridley appeared in countless plays, performing with the Birmingham Rep and later the White Rose Players. He wrote over thirty original play scripts, over twenty story outlines, and three printed novels based on his plays.
About the Narrators
Julia Burchell is an actress and narrator of audiobooks. She is best known for her role as Nicola Russell on the television series Crossroads.
James McNicholas is an actor and narrator of audiobooks. He is best known for his narration of Arnold Ridley’s The Ghost Train. He can also be seen portraying “Jake” in Donkeys, a short film by Matt Roberts.
Katy Manning is a British actress who has appeared in numerous films and television series. She is best known for her role as Jo Grant in seventy-seven episodes of Doctor Who in the early 1970s.