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The company had rented many local pinto horses for the filming of the Indian attack on the train. Du [...]	D
In order to operate the number of trains required by the production, Paramount had to get a regulati [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
According to a news item in "The Hollywood Reporter", Cecil B. DeMille directed much of the film fro [...]	D
Cecil B. DeMille wanted to make a film about the construction of a railroad, but had difficulty deci [...]	D
The Union Pacific railroad in this picture is still in business as of 2021 and is the second largest [...]	D
This was one of the films chosen from Hollywood to represent the US in what would have been the firs [...]	D
According to Lucius Beebe's book "Union Pacific" the gold spike was not "driven" in. Since a spike m [...]	D
Lon Chaney Jr. and Joel McCrea attended the same high school.	D
For the Indian attack on the train, Paramount hired 100 Navajo Indian extras.	D
Director Cecil B. DeMille had six miles of track built and acquired enough railroad cars and locomot [...]	D
The gold spike used at the ceremony to mark the end of the construction was the same spike actually [...]	D
Robert Preston appears in very similar roles in 2 films, both with very similar plots: Union Pacific [...]	D
Final film of Viola Louie.	D
One of over 700 Paramount productions, filmed between 1929-49 hat were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 [...]	D
Fourth of six collaborations between Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea.	D
One of the railroad men ticks off a list of things that had been deemed "impossible," one of them be [...]	D
A replica of Cheyenne, Wyoming as it appeared at the time was built at Iron Springs, Utah for this f [...]	D
Dick Allen (Robert Preston) asks, "Where does he keep his 'Rule G'?", meaning a bottle of whiskey. T [...]	D
Filmed simultaneously at one point by three units. The second unit director was Arthur Rosson and th [...]	D
Final film of Ida May.	D
Cecil B. DeMille claimed he discovered Robert Preston while he was a parking valet at the Santa Anit [...]	D
Robert Preston, who played important roles in several Cecil B. DeMille productions, not only dislike [...]	D
Joel McCrea's character is based on a real-life civil engineer named Charles H. Sharman (1841-1938) [...]	D
The film's opening titles, which are shown moving down a rolling railroad track, later inspired titl [...]	D
The world premiere in Omaha, NE, was a three-day celebration that drew 250,000 people, doubling the [...]	D
Nearly all the antique railroad equipment used in the film was purchased by Paramount from the Virgi [...]	D

Discovering Film: Barbara Stanwyck	D
65th Annual Academy Awards	D
Fejezetek a film tÃ¶rtÃ©netÃ©bÃ¶l: Amerikai filmtÃpusok - A western	D
The First 100 Years: A Celebration of American Movies	D
Cecil B. DeMille: American Epic	D
Mes petites amoureuses	D
Living Steam: Virginia and Truckee Then and Now at the Nevada State Railroad Museum	D
Stars of the Silver Screen: Barbara Stanwyck	D
1939: Hollywood's Greatest Year	D
La noche de...: La sombra de la sospecha	D
Visiting... with Huell Howser: Union Station	D
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: 50 Years of Magic	D
Legendy mirovogo kino: Barbara Stanwyck	D

When Jeff lights his pipe with the match from Dick: The pipe moves from the left side of his mouth t [...]	D
All handguns shown are the Colt Single-Action Army Model of 1873. The Golden Spike was driven at Pro [...]	D
The chase sequence after the train robbery is shown in mountainous terrain. The robbery supposedly t [...]	D
The golden spike ceremony shown in the movie is not true. The golden spike was lowered into an auger [...]	D
Position of Mollie's left arm when Jeff starts to read his letter on the handcar.	D
Mollie's Irish accent comes and goes frequently throughout the picture.	D
The reference in the film to the joining of the rails at "Promontory Point" is incorrect. Promontory [...]	D
When Jeff meets Dick at his hiding place and asks for a light, the match Dick hands him is unlit, th [...]	D
When Sid is making his deal with Barrows, he dips his small cigar in a shot glass twice between shot [...]	D
After the train wreck, and during all the scenes that immediately follow, Barbara Stanwyck suddenly [...]	D

Leach Overmile: Don't reach for your handkerchief, [...]	D
Dick Allen: You're all aces, bucko. But you're in [...]	D
Mollie Monahan: Jeff, no one's ever put any sense [...]	D
Jeff Butler: I don't believe I'll need bodyguards. [...]	D
Leach Overmile: You're all mixed up, Mr. Barrows. [...]	D
Mollie Monahan: [Runs to find Paddy O'Rourke shot [...]	D
Dick Allen: [on the train, greeting his old friend [...]	D
Leach Overmile: Now you boys has got your options [...]	D
Monahan: There's nothing like hearing an engine wh [...]	D
Mollie Monahan: Did you never know that flirting g [...]	D
Leach Overmile: I declare, he seems like a right n [...]	D
Mollie Monahan: [Dick has just given Mollie a fur [...]	D
Dick Allen: The first time I ever discarded aces f [...]	D
Jeff Butler: It's you I'll always want. Some of yo [...]	D
Monahan: That Jeff Butler doesn't have all his bra [...]	D
Sid Campeau: What's a dead Indian, more or less? T [...]	D
Fiesta: I look around and pretty soon I marry my w [...]	D
Sid Campeau: Look here, Butler. You and your railr [...]	D
Fiesta: [goes over to woman snoring next to an ope [...]	D
Mollie Monahan: Or you'll be dancing with your fee [...]	D
Mollie Monahan: And Monahan's giving the angels a [...]	D
Jeff Butler: [informing Mollie that her husband Di [...]	D
Asa M. Barrows: I hate the sight of you. You've co [...]	D
Leach Overmile: Nobody ain't drinkin', Brett. Ain' [...]	D

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