The 39 Steps (1935)
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- Robert Donat
- Madeleine Carroll
- Lucie Mannheim
- Godfrey Tearle
- Peggy Ashcroft
- John Laurie
- Helen Haye
- Frank Cellier
- Wylie Watson
- Gus McNaughton
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- Jul 14, 2015
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Willow MaclayJul 7, 2019I don’t think you would expect the Oh No There’s Only One Bed trope from Hitchcock.
megCan't go wrong with Hitchcock
Karsten - Feb 28, 2021
it’s crazy to me just how noticeably strong the directing is. even an early hitchcock film does so much with its camera while given so little to work with.
sanAug 18, 2020"beautiful, mysterious woman pursued by gunmen. sounds like a spy story." Hitchcock's man-on-the-run thriller The 39 Steps is precursor to North by Northwest. One of the most entertaining Hitch movies, pretty much acts as a prototype for the rom-com thriller genre. Fun…
NakulMar 2, 2021The 39 Steps to watch this with my fiance: 1. Order the movie from the library 2. Pick up the movie 3. Tell my fiance I got a movie 4. Mention it's Hitchcock so she is more likely to say yes 5. Clarify that it's from the 30s but it's not a silent film 6. "Yes it's…
Quintin - Aug 10, 2020
Hitchcock invented the tHeRe iS OnLy oNe BeD trope in the 1930s, ehh?
✨🥀 e m m éFeb 24, 2016"beautiful, mysterious woman pursued by gunmen. sounds like a spy story."
Josh LewisJun 27, 201287/100 Every time I see this I forget that it doesn't involve any actual physical steps (as the novel apparently does)—could have been called The 39 Tubas, really. A sensational entertainment by any name, establishing the template for the innocent-man thriller and…
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👍👍 Yet another man on the run/wrongly accused Hitchcock feature; count me in! Expertly-captured sense of paranoia & constant pursuit. Donat & Carroll's chemistry is super charming & humorous, enlivening the 2nd half. The ending is a bit rushed, but the twist itself is great.
It’s surprising to see what a sophisticated movie this is for 1935. Funny and exciting. North by Northwest is basically a remake of this but this one has its own flavor. I do miss not having a score, with that said, at times the silence adds to the tension.
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This may be my least favorite from Hitchcock, and yet it's still a good thriller. Robert Donat & Madeleine Carroll were a decent pairing, and the same could be said for the plot.
Good classic Hitchcock movie. Yes it is old and slightly archaic, but the story does unfold well and leaves you wondering what is the ‘39 steps’ until the end. Good quick watch.
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- Robert Donat as Hannay
- Madeleine Carroll as Pamela
- Lucie Mannheim as Miss Smith
- Godfrey Tearle as Professor Jordan
- Peggy Ashcroft as Crofter's Wife
- John Laurie as Crofter
- Helen Haye as Mrs. Jordan
- Frank Cellier as The Sheriff
- Wylie Watson as Memory
- Gus McNaughton as Commercial Traveller