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This classic British thriller was one of Alfred Hitchcock's first major international successes, and it introduced a number of the stylistic and thematic elements that became hallmarks of his later work. Richard Hannay (Robert Donat), a Canadian rancher on vacation in England, attends a music hall performance by Mr. Memory (.. Read more
| Starring | Frank Cellier, Wylie Watson, Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll |
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| Director | Alfred Hitchcock |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Thriller |
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Marvellous comedy thriller with most of the gimmicks found not only in Hitchcock's later work but in anyone else's who has tried the same vein. It has little to do with the original novel, and barely sets foot outside the studio, but it makes every second
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A Classic
If you love an oldie, a brit flick, and something with cloak and dagger in it then this is the film that invented the 'Ordinary Guy becomes Hero' Genre... read more »
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A Pure Classic.
A classic british film, like a 40 year old scotch it only gets better with age. A film that has influenced the likes of 21st century blockbusters like The ... read more »
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Passport to Hollywood
The innocent man pursued was a recurring theme in Hitchcock and never better realised than in this adventure. As usual with Hitch the detailed planning is of ... read more »
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Brilliant! An absolute classic!
Out of all the different versions, this is definately the best. A standard British classic. And I finally understood the endng! (I had seen it once before when ... read more »
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39 Steps to nowhere
I was greatly disappointed by this film. While it is an old film made many years ago, there were several aspects of it that just didn't work for me. For ... read more »
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Classic early Hitchcock
Enjoyable spy yarn. Poor quality disc rather detracted from the experience for us. Some excellent set pieces. Whatever happened to Madeleine Carroll - Hitchcock... read more »
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Rainy Sunday Fare
Hitchcock's first major release with international distribution, the 39 Steps shows a clumsiness, and a slightly camp and amateur direction, which went to ... read more »
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Good but not Hitchcocks best.
Don't know why but I was expecting more intrigue from this film. The main character becomes embroilled in a plot about murder and spies. From the theatre in... read more »
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The 39 Steps
Not as sinister as I expected, but one of Hitchcock's classic films that's well-worth watching.
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Nothing like the book. Big disappointment.
Absolutely nothing like the book. Right from the start it was a travesty of the original story. The best parts of the book (including the gripping finale) were ... read more »
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A classic
Excellent period piece. Interesting where it strays from the book's plot. Not as tense as I remembered, but worth watching.