"The Flim-Flam Man" (1967) - Daytime Travel By Train Tracks

[eurekamarijka]

It's actually "while HE and his younger (comma) unsure...".

[Fireinthetires]

I'm just curious as a railfan-which railroad was represented in this scene? I tried to recognize the paint sceme on the locomotive and was unsure. I'm thinking that it might have been the L&N (Lousville & Nashville), since the movie was filmed in Kentucky, but I could be wrong-perhaps it's just some locomotive they pulled from a museum someplace.

[mdw188lga]

@Fireinthetires : The diesel is a L&N locomotive. There is a clear scene at the beginning of the movie on one version...cut out on others.

[wblackledg]

I loved this movie.

[upperumm]

Does anyone know where one can purchase this movie?

[hamtrak]

VHS still available on Ebay. No DVDs yet.

[earldog1]

This is a classic! It is good to know that the towns havent changed much!

[hamtrak]

My favorite movie,we visited the Kentucky towns of Lawrenceburg and Winchester where this movie was filmed in Sept.,Oct. 1966.Much of these towns look like they did forty years ago!

[earldog1]

Thanks for posting,this movie is a classic,and it's good to know that those towns havent changed much!