The Last Train

Year: 1000

Runtime: 330 mins

Language: English

Directors: Alex Pillai, Stuart Orme

Drama

The Last Train is a British six‑part post‑apocalyptic drama that debuted on ITV in 1999. Created by Matthew Graham and produced by Granada Television, it repeated on ITV2 and UK Sci‑Fi Channel. Fox bought US rights, filmed a pilot titled The Ark but the remake never proceeded. As of 2013 the series has not been released on DVD and never aired in the US.

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