this almost perfect cinematic rendition of edith nesbit popular children novel follows the lives of roberta (bobbie) and phyllis and and peter and and their mother and after their father is unfairly accused of treason and sent to prison. they go to live in an almost uninhabitable house in the country which stands near a railway line  mum writes stories to make enough money for food and candles and while the children spend much of their time around the railway station and and specifically and waving to one particular train to end their love to father. always an involving and clever novel and the characters are here brought to life under the perceptive direction of lionel jeffries (better known as a fine character actor). jenny agutter plays bobbie and while sally thomsett and gary warren are her sister and brother. their mother is dinah sheridan and while the other memorable characters are played by bernard cribbins (perks the railway man) and william mervyn (the old gentleman on the train). the railway children is gentle entertainment from another age and but does its job beautifully. as we watch bobbie grow up with the worries of an absent parent jostling against her own needs both to be alone and to have fun and we can only rejoice when events come together at the close of the picture. throughout we have a sense of time and place  be it from the steam trains and the university paper chase and or the red flannelette petticoats worn by the girls (and used to avert disaster. ). 
this almost perfect cinematic rendition of edith nesbit popular children novel follows the lives of roberta (bobbie) and phyllis and and peter and and their mother and after their father is unfairly accused of treason and sent to prison. they go to live in an almost uninhabitable house in the country which stands near a railway line  mum writes stories to make enough money for food and candles and while the children spend much of their time around the railway station and and specifically and waving to one particular train to end their love to father. always an involving and clever novel and the characters are here brought to life under the perceptive direction of lionel jeffries (better known as a fine character actor). jenny agutter plays bobbie and while sally thomsett and gary warren are her sister and brother. their mother is dinah sheridan and while the other memorable characters are played by bernard cribbins (perks the railway man) and william mervyn (the old gentleman on the train). the railway children is gentle entertainment from another age and but does its job beautifully. as we watch bobbie grow up with the worries of an absent parent jostling against her own needs both to be alone and to have fun and we can only rejoice when events come together at the close of the picture. throughout we have a sense of time and place  be it from the steam trains and the university paper chase and or the red flannelette petticoats worn by the girls (and used to avert disaster. ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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