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    The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)

    A man in London tries to help a counterespionage agent. But when the agent is killed and the man stands accused, he must go on the run to both save himself and also stop a spy ring which is trying to steal top secret information.
    Duration: 86 min
    Quality: HD
    Release: 1935
    IMDb: 7.6
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  • Actors of "The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)"

  • Characters of "The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)"

    Hannay. Character of The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)
    Played by: Robert Donat
    Pamela. Character of The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)
    Miss Smith. Character of The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)
    Played by: Lucie Mannheim
    Professor Jordan. Character of The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)
    Played by: Godfrey Tearle
    Crofter's Wife. Character of The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)
    Played by: Peggy Ashcroft
    Crofter. Character of The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)
    Played by: John Laurie
    The Sheriff. Character of The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)
    Played by: Frank Cellier
    Memory. Character of The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)
    Played by: Wylie Watson
    Maid. Character of The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)
    Played by: Peggy Simpson
  • Critic Reviews of "The 39 Steps (Les 39 marches)"

    TIME Magazine
    August 05, 2014

    The Thirty-Nine Steps neatly converts its essential implausihility into an asset by stressing the difficulties which confront its hero when he tries to tell outsiders about the predicament he is in.

    Village Voice
    September 04, 2008

    In Hitchcock's hands, however, this well-known espionage adventure provided the basis for a new sort of thriller and a new sort of comedy.

    Variety
    August 18, 2008

    It's melodrama and at times far-fetched and improbable, but the story twists and spins artfully from one high-powered sequence to another while the entertainment holds like steel cable from start to finish.

    Chicago Reader
    July 09, 2007

    As an artist, Alfred Hitchcock surpassed this early achievement many times in his career, but for sheer entertainment value it still stands in the forefront of his work.

    Time Out
    June 24, 2006

    Great fun.

    New York Times
    January 01, 2000

    If you can imagine Anatole France writing a detective story you will have some notion of the artistry that Hitchcock brings to this screen version of John Buchan's novel.

    Film Freak Central
    May 23, 2018

    The 39 Steps is light, urbane, sexy as hell, and as so much of Hitchcock was so often, right about everything.

    Reel Film Reviews
    February 19, 2018

    The lack of chemistry between Donat and Carroll's respective characters only compounds the hands-off feel...

    Times (UK)
    September 09, 2015

    The 39 Steps is a masterclass in propulsive narrative cinema that even today's so-called blockbuster auteurs should study.

    Monthly Film Bulletin
    June 02, 2015

    The atmosphere of adventure and mystery created at once in the opening sequence in an East End music hall is excellently maintained throughout.

    Daily Telegraph (UK)
    December 30, 2014

    The scene in which Mr Memory is asked at the London Palladium "What are the 39 Steps?" remains one of 20th-century cinema's most gripping moments.

    Radio Times
    August 05, 2014

    Alfred Hitchcock brings John Buchan's novel to the screen with characteristic wit and verve.

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