Crime ·Mystery ·Thriller · India · 2016 · 1h 52m

The Girl on the Train

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Director
Tate Taylor
Cast
Emily Blunt as Rachel Watson Rebecca Ferguson as Anna Watson Haley Bennett as Megan Hipwell Luke Evans as Scott Hipwell Justin Theroux as Tom Watson Allison Janney as Detective Sgt. Riley
Crew
Charlotte Bruus Christensen — Director of Photography Michael McCusker — Editor Andrew Buckland — Editor Danny Elfman — Original Music Composer Erin Cressida Wilson — Screenplay Paula Hawkins — Novel
Tagline

What you see can hurt you.

Synopsis

Rachel Watson, devastated by her recent divorce, spends her daily commute fantasizing about the seemingly perfect couple who live in a house that her train passes every day, until one morning she sees something shocking happen there and becomes entangled in the mystery that unfolds.

Trailer The Girl on the Train — Official Trailer
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Mood & Themes
infidelitynew york cityamnesiabased on novel or bookobsessionhomicideblackoutalcoholismflashbackconfusionmemory lossdomestic abuse
Key Collaborators
Tate Taylor Director Charlotte Bruus Christensen Director of Photography Michael McCusker Editor Andrew Buckland Editor Danny Elfman Original Music Composer Erin Cressida Wilson Screenplay Paula Hawkins Novel Marc Platt Producer Jared LeBoff Producer Kevin Thompson Production Design Ann Roth Costume Design Michelle Matland Costume Design
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