A Girl on a Train
Will the Metro-North Hudson line in the movie adaptation of 'The Girl on the Train' do justice to the book's thrilling London commute?
by Naina Bajekal
Oct 07, 2016
2 minutes
Every day Rachel Watson—the divorced, alcoholic protagonist of , the best-selling 2015 novel by British author Paula Hawkins—commutes to London. Her train pauses for a few minutes at a red signal outside the house of a young couple. She calls them Jess and Jason, and projects her vision of marital bliss onto them: “They’re happy, I can tell…. They’re
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