From the director of "Rocky Mountain Express" and "The Red Rocket," we have a new movie in production, "The Trolley," part history lesson, part advocacy for modern street railways.

Like Stephen Low's earlier work, it features what can only be described as a good story and spectacular photography--and now some impressive computer animation, too.

Check out the trailer, which is part of what's in the link below.

http://www.stephenlow.com/project/the-trolley/#trailer

Meanwhile, if I understand a story on the Trains Magazine Newswire correctly, Stephen Low has been filming using ex-SP 4449.

WOW!! From the Trains story, that likely will be part of this new project.

http://www.stephenlow.com/project/train-time/

The 4449 will look wonderful in this, I'm sure.

How come we don't do these things, but this Canadian guy does?

Speak for yourself! ;)

I iz a idiot, I should have remembered you get to do things like that on occasion!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2mU6jVcv4w

He also put out an extremely highly-recommended documentary film on the 765 and the Ft. Wayne group as a whole: https://fortwaynerailroad.org/product/l ... cumentary/

Haha, thanks for the plug -- wish I had a whisper of the budget that the Stephen Low Company had.

Maybe someday...

Hoping to do a follow up on the FWRHS doc early next year.