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The Thirty Nine Steps (DVD)

 
Description: Genre: Crime & Thriller / Theatrical Release: 1959 / Universal, suitable for all / Director: Ralph Thomas / Actors: ... more
The Thirty Nine Steps (DVD) ... Kenneth More, Taina Elg, Brenda De Banzie, Faith Brook ... / DVD released 2003-07-07 at ITV DVD / Features of the DVD: PAL

Newest Review: ... to her. Something that leads to him being accused murder and become the target of a spy ring that is plotting against ... more

 ... England. Can Hannay manage to stay free long enough to not only track down the real killer but also discover what the enemy spies are up to in England? When this was made it had a lot to live up to, the Hitchcock one being an acknowledged classic of British cinema, but does stand up very well to the original. Not only that but it is also very watchable even now. In fact it is actually much better than the later 1970's version and does give a Hitchcock a very good run for its money. More is perfectly cast as Hannay, pla...more

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Ailran
Crowned Review The Thirty Nine Steps (DVD): More Steps to climb (831 words)
by - written on 05/05/09 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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The 39 Steps is a classic book written by John Buchan, it was the first in a series of novels starring the boy's own adventure hero Richard Hannay. It has long been one of my favourite stories and the recent stage play has made it a make a welcome return to prominence. Having watched the 1970's (rubbish) version, the brilliant Hitchcock original and the BBC's Christmas drama (ok but fatally flawed) I thought it was about time I compared the 50's version of this classic tale to the others. This version while retaining the basic story again manages to change things slightly to make itself a little different from the other two. Richard Hannay ...  Read the complete review

 
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