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  • Early Hitchcock - Number Seventeen on DVD (1932)
    Starring: Leon M.Lion,  Anny Ondra,  Anne Grey
    Director: Alfred Hitchcock
    Certificate: Certificate: U
    An early Hitchcock effort that mixes the suspense, scares and humor prevalent in his later masterpieces. A tramp joins a group of jewel thieves, a pretty girl and a detective in a search for a valuable stolen necklace. The search starts in a spooky house and leads to a train and a bus.
    Rate this: 3 stars out of 5 58% from 68 members
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  • Early Hitchcock - Rich And Strange on DVD (1931)
    Starring: Anny Ondra,  Henry Kendall,  Joan Barry
    Director: Alfred Hitchcock
    Certificate: Certificate: U
    Fred and Emily believe that their lives would be enriched if they were more financially well off. After writing to a relative to obtain an inheritance in advance, the couple soon embark upon a life that they could previously only dream of, but will riches bring them happiness?
    Rate this: 2.5 stars out of 5 52% from 169 members
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  • Early Hitchcock - Blackmail on DVD (1929)
    Starring: Anny Ondra,  Sara Allgood,  Charles Paton
    Director: Alfred Hitchcock
    Certificate: Certificate: PG
    Alice White is the daughter of a shopkeeper in 1920's London. Her boyfriend, Frank Webber is a Scotland Yard detective who seems more interested in police work than in her. Frank takes Alice out one night, but she has secretly arranged to meet another man. Later that night Alice agrees to go back ..read more »
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  • A Cottage On Dartmoor on DVD (1929)
    Starring: Hans Schlettow,  Uno Henning,  Norah Baring
    Director: Anthony Asquith
    Certificate: Certificate: PG
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    Shot at British Instructional Films' newly opened Welwyn Studios, A Cottage on Dartmoor marked another milestone for Anthony Asquith following his impressive 1928 debut Shooting Stars. A straightforward but beautifully realised tale of sexual jealousy, the film easily counters the entrenched ..read more »
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  • Early Hitchcock - The Ring on DVD (1927)
    Starring: Carl Brisson,  Lilian Hall-Davis,  Ian Hunter
    Director: Alfred Hitchcock
    Certificate: Certificate: U
    The film, like its title, oscillates between marriage and boxing - the dramas of a boxing ring and the troubles of the heart. The story follows two fighters who are in love with the same woman. One man is a title-holder, while the other is a carnival booth fighter hired to be his boxing partner.
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  • Cottage on Dartmoor to Watch Now (1929)
    Starring: Hans Schlettow,  Uno Henning,  Norah Baring
    Director: Anthony Asquith
    Certificate: Certificate: PG (TBC)
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    Run time: 84 minutes
    Directed by Anthony Asquith (better known for The Browning Version and The Way to the Stars) A Cottage on Dartmoor is an embroiled melodrama, a tale of love and revenge, set on the bleak landscape of Dartmoor. In a small-town hairdressing salon, a young barber, Joe, is trying to court Sally, the ..read more »
    Rate this: 3.5 stars out of 5 70% from 2 members
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Norah Baring facts

5 most recent films

Early Hitchcock - Number Seventeen - 3.0 stars
Early Hitchcock - Rich And Strange - 2.5 stars
Early Hitchcock - Skin Game - 3.0 stars
Murder - 2.5 stars
Early Hitchcock - Murder! - 3.0 stars

5 highest-rated films

A Cottage On Dartmoor - 3.5 stars
Early Hitchcock - Blackmail - 3.5 stars
The Early Hitchcock Collection - 3.0 stars
Early Hitchcock - Skin Game - 3.0 stars
Early Hitchcock - Number Seventeen - 3.0 stars

5 lowest-rated films

Murder - 2.5 stars
Early Hitchcock - Champagne - 3.0 stars
Early Hitchcock - Murder! - 3.0 stars
Early Hitchcock - The Manxman - 3.5 stars
Early Hitchcock - The Ring - 3.5 stars

Most frequent co-stars

Herbert Marshall - 11 times - show films
C.V. France - 10 times - show films
Malcolm Keen - 10 times - show films
Lillian Hall-Davis - 10 times - show films
Henry Kendall - 10 times - show films

Most frequent directors

Alfred Hitchcock - 11 times - show films
Anthony Asquith - 2 times - show films