Sleeping Car to Trieste

Sleeping Car to Trieste was released on October 6, 1948.

Sleeping Car to Trieste was directed by John Paddy Carstairs.

Sleeping Car to Trieste has a runtime of 1h 35m.

Sleeping Car to Trieste was produced by George H. Brown.

Spies steal a diary from an embassy whose contents could ignite a war, then one of them steals it from the others and boards the Orient Express. He ends up involving a couple who were trying to have a clandestine affair on board; other passengers include a police detective, a would-be chef, a pompous author and his lackey, and a bird enthusiast.

The key characters in Sleeping Car to Trieste are Valya (Jean Kent), Zurta (Albert Lieven), George Grant (Derrick De Marney).

Sleeping Car to Trieste is rated Approved.

Sleeping Car to Trieste is a Drama, Mystery, Crime film.

Sleeping Car to Trieste has an audience rating of 3.8 out of 10.