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United Nations doctor Joseph Cotten, en route to Peking on a mission of mercy, runs into old flame Corinne Calvet, who obviously isn't the same good girl he knew back in Paris. In addition to Corinne, Cotten also meets up with black marketeer-outlaw Marvin Miller and a priest, Edmund Gwenn. When the train, on which all are passengers, is captured by a faction of Red Chinese outlaws and the important personages are held for ransom, some strange incidents come to light. Entertainment in high gear until the hokey run-of-the-mill ending. Night Into Morning MGM (1 RIEF-STRICKEN because his wife X and son were accidentally killed in an explosion, college professor Ray Milland finds life intolerable. Even the help of his friends, John Hodiak and Nancy Davis, fails to make Milland see the necessity of continuing. Unable to face reality, he starts drinking, gets into a