stolen (E.g: builder's plate and whistle) until December 1974 when the locomotive was removed from the park to undergo a restoration. From August 1975 to December 1976, No. 4449 shared duties with several other steam locomotives pulling the American Freedom Train (that train was pulled by Reading T-1 2101) throughout the U.S. No. 4449 is still operational and since mid-2012 resides at the Oregon Rail Heritage Center in Portland along with other preserved locomotives and rolling stock. In Film No. 4449 appeared in the 1990 drama Come See the Paradise. No. 4449 was featured in the 1986 Burt Lancaster-Kirk Douglas action comedy Tough Guys as the Gold Coast Flyer. In the film, No. 4449 is hijacked and run off the end of the track across the Mexican border. A full-size wooden replica of the locomotive was used to shoot the crash scene. An unknown GS-4 appeared in the 1964 movie Dear Heart as the 20th Century Limited. GS-4 No. 4443 appeared in the opening credits of the 1957 Frank Sinatra film Pal Joey. Another GS-4 appeared as the main setting for the 1951 Alfred Hitchcock thriller Strangers on a Train. 4449 has been fitted with an IMAX camera in 2018, to be filmed for the upcoming IMAX film Train Time. References External links Friends of SP 4449 The Southern Pacific (i.e. "Espee") Golden State Locomotives Classes GS-1 to GS-6 The Southern Pacific Technical and Historical Society The Museum of America's Freedom Trains Southern Pacific Coast Daylight Engines GS-4 4-8-4 locomotives Lima locomotives Streamlined steam locomotives Passenger locomotives Railway locomotives introduced in 1941 Steam locomotives of the United States Standard gauge locomotives of the United States