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Sam Weech (George Relph), the village vicar, and Squire Gordon Chesterford (John Greyson), the grandson of the founder of the branch line, decide to buy the branch line and operate it themselves, with the help of a sizable donation from Walter Valentine (Stanley Holloway), a wealthy regular at the local pub.
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Sam Weech (George Relph), the village vicar, and Squire Gordon Chesterford (John Greyson), the grandson of the founder of the branch line, decide to buy the branch line and operate it themselves, with the help of a sizable donation from Walter Valentine (Stanley Holloway), (Creator/StanleyHolloway), a wealthy regular at the local pub.
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** A couple of episodes in the film have parallels in LTC Rolt's ''Literature/RailwayAdventure'' though - notably the scene where the passengers refill the locomotive's water tanks from a nearby cottage using pots and pans. There's also some truth in the central conceit of using the ancient "Thunderbolt" to keep the line running - there were periods in the Talyllyn Railway's history where the only available motive power was the extremely elderly, worn-out locomotive "Dolgoch".
