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Director Alfred Hitchcock Starring: Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll
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“Recommend seeing this to anyone”

Written on: 18/09/2020 by RichardWilliam12 (4 reviews written)

An absolute 1935 classic, one of Hitchcock's greats.., I would recommend seeing this to anyone who is looking for a great, feel-good film with lots of humor, lots of twists and turns, great cinematography doesn't stop you thinking what's going to happen next. This classic film will be with you for years to come… Read Full Review

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“Hitchcock is Smokin”

Written on: 20/02/2018 by 1st2thebar (2 reviews written)

Director: Alfred Hitchcock (1899 - 1980) A Gaumont-British Picture Corp Year of production: 1935 Reading John Buchan's 'The Thirty Nine Steps' - (1915), I found myself pondering: 'circumstances' and the concept of 'what ifs?' Probably a logical response to recent atrocities which intrudes on our lives and media networks. Escapism via watching the 1935 Hitchcock film version of the same name caused a soothing distraction. I smiled at the archaic smoky focus, disjointed edits and chance… Read Full Review

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