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Farley Granger as Guy Haines and Robert Walker as Bruno Anthony sit across from each other at a dining table on a train in a scene from Strangers on a Train (1951).
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Robert Walker

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  • Strangers on a Train
    Strangers on a Train

    …a stranger, Bruno Anthony (Robert Walker), on a train. The two men swap their life stories and commiserate over their personal troubles, whereupon Anthony suggests an idea for the perfect murder: each man will kill the bothersome person in the other man’s life. Since the men are strangers, no…

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    …a stranger, Bruno Anthony (Robert Walker), on a train. The two men swap their life stories and commiserate over their personal troubles, whereupon Anthony suggests an idea for the perfect murder: each man will kill the bothersome person in the other man’s life. Since the men are strangers, no…

    Read More