Silver Streak

"Silver Streak" can refer to a couple of things. Primarily, it's known as a 1976 comedy film directed by Arthur Hiller, featuring Gene Wilder as a man who becomes embroiled in a murder mystery aboard a train. The film blends humor and suspense, showcasing Wilder's trademark comedic style. Additionally, it can refer to a famous train service or other cultural references such as music or literature. In general, "Silver Streak" symbolizes speed and agility, often conveying a sense of thrill or excitement associated with fast movement.