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* The station, its properties for sale London surrounding streets and the railway approach feature prominently in scenes from the 1955 Ealing comedy, The Ladykillers.
* Scenes from the 1995 Bollywood film Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (DDLJ) were properties for sale London filmed at this station.
* There is an underground station called King's Cross on the North London System in the 1980 novel The Horn of Mortal Danger. It corresponds properties for sale London to this station rather than the Tube one.
* In the Rev. W.V. Awdry's Railway Series of children's books, Gordon, Duck and an engine from "the Other Railway" have a properties for sale London lengthy argument about the name of the London station (apparently not realizing that there is more than one railway station in London). Gordon says it's called King's Cross, but Duck insists that the name is Paddington (because he worked for the GWR) and the visiting engine believes it to be Euston.

Properties for sale London, * In the film Green Street,[11] King's Cross station can be seen in the background of its now abandoned car park.[citation needed]

* In the 1933 film Friday the Thirteenth, King's Cross is used as the location properties for sale London to introduce two of the main characters. The name of the station is emphasised in the dialogue.

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The station name, King's Cross, is seen properties for sale London spelt both with and without an apostrophe:

* King's Cross is the signage used in the Network Rail and London Underground stations and on the tube map.
* The official Network Rail webpage properties for sale London uses the "King's Cross" spelling.[12]