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Cast

William Holden
as Lt. William Calhoun

Nancy Olson
as Joyce Willecombe

Barry Fitzgerald
as Inspector Donnelly

Jan Sterling
as Marge Wrighter

Lyle Bettger
as Joe Beacom

Allene Roberts
as Lorna Murcall

Herbert Heyes
as Henry Murcall

Don Dunning
as Gus Hadder

Fred Graham
as Vince Marley

Fred Graff
as Vince Marley

James Seay
as Detective Shattuck

Parley Baer
as Detective Gottschalk

Ralph Sanford
as Detective Fay

Richard Karlan
as Detective George Stein

Bigelow Sayre
as Detective Ross

Charles Dayton
as Howard Kettner

Jean Ruth
as Pretty Girl

Paul Lees
as Young Man Masher

Harry Hayden
as Conductor Skelly

Ralph Byrd
as Priest

Edith Evanson
as Mrs. Willecombe

Queenie Smith
as Landlady

George Lynn
as Moreno

Richard Barron
as Halloran

Joe Warfield
as Manny

Trevor Bardette
as Patrolman

Robert Wood
as Patrolman

Mike Mahoney
as Patrolman

Robert Cornthwaite
as Orderly

Clifton Young
as Ambulance Driver

Freddie Zendar
as Ambulance Driver

Howard Negley
as Conductor

Dick Elliott
as Employee

Douglas Spencer
as Stationmaster

Byron Foulger
as Horace

Edgar Dearing
as Detective

Al Ferguson
as Detective

Thomas E. Jackson
as Detective

Howard Mitchell
as Detective

Sumner Getchell
as Police Car Driver

Robert Easton
as Cowboy

Bob Hoffman
as Messenger

Bob Easton
as Hayseed

Ralph Montgomery
as City Slicker

Jerry James
as City Slicker

Bernard Szold
as Counterman

Joe Recht
as Messenger

John Crawford
as Hackett

Gil Warren
as Doctor

Eric Alden
as Doctor

Charles Sherlock
as Doctor

Jack Gargan
as Police Stenographer

William Meader
as Projectionist

Hans Moebus
as Charles

Jack Roberts
as Freddie

Mike Pat Donovan
as Watchman

Kasey Rogers
as Clerk

Barbara Knudson
as Clerk

Gerry Ganzer
as Clerk

Charmienne Harker
as Clerk

Fred Zendar
as Clerk

Isabel Cushin
as Clerk

June Earle
as Nurse

Betty Corner
as Woman

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Critic Reviews for Union Station

Audience Reviews for Union Station

• Mar 11, 2013

  Watched this one on Netflix Stream, a awesome movie about a kidnapping. Supposed to be on Long Island, Had towns Westhampton, Freeport, Riverview, gave the impression of NYC crime, whole film was actually made in California. This is awesome film noir at its best, a blind girl is kidnapped and a ransom must be made. Will keep you on the edge of your seat. 5 stars. 3-10-13
  Bruce B Super Reviewer
• Nov 20, 2012

  requiring a big dose of suspension of disbelief from the get go but, that aside, a very good low budget thriller. nice pairing of young william holden and nancy olson in the same year they did 'sunset blvd'. funny to see barry fitzgerald as the police inspector threatening suspects and telling his men, 'make it look accidental'
  Stella D Super Reviewer
• Jul 27, 2012

  In the world of thrillers, "Union Station" is just about as routine as it gets. Its plot contains a handful of predictable scenes that lead to an expected conclusion and its characters exist for the sole purpose of moving the story from beginning to end. But as textbook as it is, "Union Station" is forgettable and unambitious in an enjoyable way. It's a good hour and twenty-something minutes of mindless escapism that never feels like a waste of time. It's well-paced and remarkably shot, and William Holden makes a formidable hero. "Union Station" doesn't have classic status, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth your time.
  Stephen E Super Reviewer
• Nov 18, 2010

  Solid crime drama with excellent cast. Holden and Nancy Olson play well off each other and Lyle Bettger oozed slime like few others, on top of that there's Barry Fitzgerals as the wizened chief of police. Some of the procedures are a bit quaint now but taking into account when it was made an entertaining little programmer all in all.
  jay n Super Reviewer

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