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876:. She knows the whole goddam movie by heart, because I've taken her to see it about ten times. When old Donat comes up to this Scotch farmhouse, for instance, when he's running away from the cops and all, Phoebe'll say right out loud in the movie—right when the Scotch guy in the picture says it—'Can you eat the herring?' She knows all the talk by heart..."
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785:. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 96%, based on 53 reviews, with an average rating of 8.90/10. The website's critical consensus reads: "Packed with twists and turns, this essential early Alfred Hitchcock feature hints at the dazzling heights he'd reach later in his career." In 2021,
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refers to the clandestine organisation, whereas in the book and the other film versions it refers to physical steps, with the German spies being called "The Black Stone". By having
Annabella tell Hannay she is travelling to meet a man in Scotland (and produce a map with Alt-na-Shellach house circled)
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Hannay goes to the sheriff. The sheriff does not believe him, since Jordan is his best friend. Hannay jumps through a window. Hiding at a political meeting, he is mistaken for the introductory speaker. He gives a rousing impromptu speech, but Pamela gives him away to the police once more. He is taken
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Professor Jordan, where a party is going on. Jordan hides him from the police. He listens to Hannay's story. When Hannay states that the leader of the spies is missing the top joint of the little finger of his left hand, Jordan shows his right hand,
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wrote: "The female characters in his films reflected the same qualities over and over again: They were blonde. They were icy and remote. They were imprisoned in costumes that subtly combined fashion with fetishism. They mesmerised the men, who often had physical or psychological handicaps. Sooner or
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is watching "Mr. Memory" demonstrate his powers of recall when gunshots are heard. In the ensuing panic, Hannay finds himself holding a seemingly frightened woman who persuades him to take her back to his flat. She tells him her name is
Annabella Smith, she is a spy and she fired the shots to create
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They make their way across the countryside and stay the night at an inn. While Hannay sleeps, Pamela manages to slip out of the handcuffs, but overhears one of the fake policemen on the telephone, confirming Hannay's story. She returns to the room. The next morning, she tells him that she overheard
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declared it "First class entertainment", adding, "Like all melodramas in which the hero must win the story contains a number of very lucky accidents, but
Hitchcock's direction, the speed at which the film moves, and Donat's high-spirited acting get away with them and the suspense never slackens."
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cost nearly ÂŁ60,000. Much of the extra money went to the star salaries for leads Robert Donat and
Madeleine Carroll. Both had already made films in Hollywood and were therefore known to American audiences. At a time when British cinema had few international stars, this was considered vital to the
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he has been unable to forget. Hannay, upon seeing Jordan signal Mr. Memory, realises that Mr. Memory has memorised the secrets. As the police are about to take Hannay away, he shouts, "What are The 39 Steps?" Mr. Memory compulsively answers, "The 39 Steps is an organisation of spies, collecting
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Edinburgh, he learns he is the target of a nationwide manhunt for Smith's murderer. When he sees police searching the train, he goes to another compartment and kisses the sole occupant, Pamela, to try to avoid capture; however, she alerts the policemen, who stop the train on the
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In the middle of the film Hannay is shot in the chest with a pistol at close range, and a long fade-out suggests that he has been killed. This jarringly unusual development—the main character is apparently killed while the story is still unfolding—anticipates
Hitchcock's
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information on behalf of the foreign office of...", at which point Jordan shoots Mr. Memory before being apprehended. At Hannay's request, the wounded Mr. Memory recites the design for a silent aircraft engine. Hannay slips his hand into Pamela's and is not rebuffed.
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which is also out of Mr. Hitchcock's workshop. A master of shock and suspense, of cold horror and slyly incongruous wit, he uses the camera the way a painter uses his brush, stylizing his story and giving it values which the scenarists could hardly have suspected."
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a diversion so she could elude assassins. She claims that she has uncovered a plot to steal vital
British military information, masterminded by a man missing the top joint of one finger. She mentions "The 39 Steps", but does not explain the phrase.
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and his much younger wife, Margaret. Early the next morning, Margaret sees the headlights of a police car approaching and wakes Hannay; before he flees, she gives him her husband's coat. The police chase after him, even employing an
532:'s novel; scenes such as those in the music hall and on the Forth Bridge are absent from the book. Hitchcock also introduced the two major female characters, Annabella the spy and Pamela, the reluctant companion. In this film,
743:(a Tasmanian publication) in a public poll. It was the 17th-most-popular film at the British box office in 1935–36. Of the four major film versions of the novel, Hitchcock's film has been the most highly praised. In 1999, the
388:, 40 miles away. Hannay realises they are agents of the conspiracy. When the men get out to disperse some sheep blocking the road, they handcuff Pamela to Hannay. Hannay escapes into the foggy night, dragging Pamela with him.
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observed that
Hitchcock "takes influence from Russian silents and German expressionism from the decade prior, but makes each frame his own canvas and has some early fun with POV here in the process."
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was a major
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Hitchcock avoids the coincidence in Buchan's novel where Hannay, with the whole country in which to hide, chances to walk into the one house where the spy ringleader lives.
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as the template for Hitchcock's succession of ice-cold and elegant leading ladies – 'Hitchcock blondes'. Of Hitchcock's heroines as exemplified by Carroll, film critic
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The script was originally written by Charles Bennett, who prepared the initial treatment in close collaboration with Hitchcock; Ian Hay then wrote some dialogue.
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later, every Hitchcock woman was humiliated". In keeping with many of Hitchcock's films, key sequences are set in familiar locations; in this instance
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which is missing that joint. He offers Hannay the opportunity to kill himself, then shoots him and leaves him for dead, but the bullet is stopped by a
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on home video. Despite this, various licensed, restored releases have appeared on DVD, Blu-ray, and video on demand services from Network in the UK,
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ranked the film at No. 52 on its list of "The 100 best British films". In 2017, a poll of 150 actors, directors, writers, producers and critics for
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wrote that "International spy stories are most always good, and this is one of the best, smartly cut, with sufficient comedy relief."
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one of those agreeable thrillers that can beguile the idle hour...Mystery experts will enjoy the whole thing, I think."
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Contemporary reviews were very positive. Andre Sennwald of
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The Dark Side of Genius: The Life of Alfred Hitchcock
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363:Making his way north, he stays the night with a
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1335:. National Library of Scotland. Archived from
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805:is copyrighted worldwide but has been heavily
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341:clutched in her hand, showing the area around
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1908:The Watcher by the Threshold, and other tales
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687:and a dramatic sequence on the Forth Bridge.
291:. It concerns a Canadian civilian in London,
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852:has played in the West End and on Broadway.
749:fourth-best British film of the 20th century
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1146:(14 September 1935). "The Current Cinema".
528:The film's plot departs significantly from
456:as Mrs. Louisa Jordan, the professor's wife
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3065:Alfred Hitchcock: The Art of Making Movies
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2012:The Far Islands and Other Tales of Fantasy
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3072:Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho
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1502:Sedgwick, John; Pokorny, Michael (2005).
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4014:The Long and the Short and the Tall
3034:Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
1241:"50 Best Book To Movie Adaptations"
1088:(14 September 1935). "The Screen".
183:Gaumont-British Picture Corporation
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4102:Films directed by Alfred Hitchcock
1485:The 39 Steps: A British Film Guide
1283:Green, Willow (5 September 2016).
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1027:"Travelling at the edge of space"
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1163:Brehm, Ethan (21 October 2022).
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3614:The Black Sheep of Whitehall
3486:The Man Who Changed His Mind
3041:Alfred Hitchcock's Anthology
1658:AFI Catalog of Feature Films
1302:"The 100 best British films"
1285:"The 100 best British films"
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193:Gaumont British Distributors
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3934:The Night My Number Came Up
3710:Pink String and Sealing Wax
1857:The House of the Four Winds
1511:The Economic History Review
1310:. Retrieved 24 October 2017
1217:Sedgwick & Pokorny 2005
813:in the US and many others.
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4117:Films scored by Louis Levy
4077:British spy thriller films
3766:The Loves of Joanna Godden
3630:The Foreman Went to France
3574:The Ghost of St. Michael's
1468:. Henry Holt and Company.
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1229:The BFI 100: The 39 Steps"
701:The Man Who Knew Too Much,
3902:The Man in the White Suit
3758:It Always Rains on Sunday
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1876:Sir Quixote of the Moors
1580:Vermilye, Jerry (1978).
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2294:Alastair Francis Buchan
1988:The Magic Walking Stick
1980:The Blanket of the Dark
1582:The Great British Films
933:, 27 February 1972: v2.
897:Sullivan, Jack (2008).
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480:as Commercial Traveller
474:as Commercial Traveller
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3216:The Triumph of the Rat
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1832:Dickson McCunn trilogy
1812:The Gap in the Curtain
1538:Spoto, Donald (1999).
1260:. 1999. Archived from
828:The Catcher in the Rye
745:British Film Institute
635:Alfred Hitchcock cameo
633:This film contains an
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3998:The Siege of Pinchgut
3886:The Lavender Hill Mob
3590:Turned Out Nice Again
3462:Things Are Looking Up
3376:Friday the Thirteenth
3320:The Return of the Rat
2900:Always Tell Your Wife
2653:Foreign Correspondent
2299:Anna Masterton Buchan
2171:The Thirty Nine Steps
1940:Salute to Adventurers
1780:Edward Leithen novels
1729:The Thirty-Nine Steps
1721:Richard Hannay novels
1483:Glancy, Mark (2003).
905:Yale University Press
670:The film established
601:Hitchcockian elements
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206:6 June 1935
77:The Thirty-Nine Steps
3846:A Run for Your Money
3502:Where There's a Will
3020:Lord Camber's Ladies
2963:Incident at a Corner
2749:Strangers on a Train
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2105:Memory Hold-the-Door
2070:John Palliser-Yeates
2040:Sir Walter Bullivant
1948:The Path of the King
1884:John Burnet of Barns
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450:as John, the crofter
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3830:Passport to Pimlico
3718:They Came to a City
3654:San Demetrio London
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2419:The Pleasure Garden
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3670:For Those in Peril
3606:Went the Day Well?
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3288:A South Sea Bubble
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2821:North by Northwest
2608:Young and Innocent
2427:The Mountain Eagle
2198:The Three Hostages
2163:The Three Hostages
1972:The Runagates Club
1753:The Three Hostages
1646:TCM Movie Database
1487:. London: Tauris.
1219:, pp. 79–112.
1091:The New York Times
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594:Young and Innocent
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360:. Hannay escapes.
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1932:The Moon Endureth
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1264:on 26 August 2007
1258:The Village Voice
1152:. pp. 87–88.
1065:Chicago Sun-Times
1016:, pp. 29, 63
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900:Hitchcock's Music
821:In chapter 10 of
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641:, which ran from
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166:(uncredited)
108:Robert Donat
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3750:Hue and Cry
3360:I Was a Spy
3312:The Wrecker
3264:Easy Virtue
2892:Short films
2877:Family Plot
2773:Rear Window
2624:Jamaica Inn
2496:sound films
2483:The Manxman
2467:Easy Virtue
2368:Filmography
2284:John Buchan
2214:John Macnab
2116:Adaptations
2089:Non-fiction
1796:John Macnab
1737:Greenmantle
1714:John Buchan
1546:. Da Capo.
1378:21 December
777:was one of
751:; in 2004,
717:John Mosher
676:Roger Ebert
620:(1942) and
530:John Buchan
478:Jerry Verno
448:John Laurie
401:catchy tune
289:John Buchan
273:, starring
164:Jack Beaver
91:Produced by
85:John Buchan
41:Directed by
4037:1935 films
4031:Categories
3926:The Maggie
3878:The Magnet
3638:Undercover
3518:Doctor Syn
3478:Tudor Rose
3400:Red Ensign
3368:It's a Boy
3280:The Vortex
2943:Television
2924:Bon Voyage
2701:Spellbound
2206:Witch Wood
2023:Characters
1964:Witch Wood
1849:Castle Gay
1553:030680932X
1041:8 December
997:Spoto 1999
884:References
807:bootlegged
754:Total Film
649:and on to
611:The Lodger
565:James Weir
541:Conception
521:Adaptation
516:Production
454:Helen Haye
227:86 minutes
210:1935-06-06
175:Production
159:Louis Levy
81:1915 novel
3392:Evergreen
3079:Hitchcock
2999:Number 13
2837:The Birds
2757:I Confess
2709:Notorious
2669:Suspicion
2637:and later
2635:Hollywood
2504:Blackmail
2475:Champagne
2233:(1988–89)
2190:TV series
1956:Midwinter
1531:152896495
1174:6 January
1061:"Vertigo"
825:'s novel
691:Reception
628:MacGuffin
584:Evergreen
426:as Pamela
142:Edited by
3662:Nine Men
3248:Downhill
3145:Category
3091:The Girl
2976:episodes
2956:episodes
2693:Lifeboat
2677:Saboteur
2600:Sabotage
2451:Downhill
2443:The Ring
2097:Montrose
1624:AllMovie
1416:Time Out
1343:28 March
1307:Time Out
791:Time Out
771:Time Out
647:East End
617:Saboteur
614:(1927),
386:Inverary
370:autogyro
240:Language
152:Music by
101:Starring
72:Based on
3990:Dunkirk
3240:Blighty
3200:The Rat
2986:Related
2974:(1985,
2954:(1955,
2813:Vertigo
2645:Rebecca
2520:Murder!
2494:British
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1644:at the
1455:Sources
1363:(1935)"
1268:27 July
1202:4 March
1108:Variety
1070:9 April
761:ranked
706:Variety
655:Stepney
486:as Maid
378:hymnary
365:crofter
325:in 2007
251:ÂŁ50,000
243:English
232:Country
208: (
177:company
63:Ian Hay
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