This is a thoroughly entertaining 1940s movie starring Deanna Durbin, who at the time was probably one of the most famous and best paid women in Hollywood. The basic plot is while on a train Deanna witnesses a murder from the train's window, nobody believes her so she tries to become an amateur sleuth. The original story was written by Leslie Charteris, who gained fame from The Saint novels, made famous by Roger Moore and others. The screwball humour is great fun, the whodunnit part is not obvious, which keeps you enthralled throughout and the supporting cast are all great. This movie is definitely worth a watch.
Review of Lady on a Train
