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The 39 Steps [1935 film] (1935)

by Alfred Hitchcock (Director), Charles Bennett (Screenwriter), Ian Hay (Writer)

Other authors: Peggy Ashcroft (Actor), John Buchan (Author), Madeleine Caroll (Actor), Frank Cellier (Actor), Robert Donat (Actor) — 8 more, Helen Haye (Actor), Bernard Knowles (Cinematographer), John Laurie (Actor), Louis Levy (Composer), Lucie Mannheim (Actor), Alma Reville (Writer), Godfrey Tearle (Actor), Wylie Watson (Actor)

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The 39 Steps is a heart-racing spy story by Alfred Hitchcock, following Richard Hannay, who stumbles into a conspiracy that thrusts him into a hectic chase across the Scottish moors. A chase in which he is both the pursuer and the pursued, as well as into an expected romance with the cool Pamela.

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791.43The Arts › Recreational and performing arts › Public performances › Film, Radio, and Television › Film

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PN1997Language and Literature › Literature (General) › Literature (General) › Drama › Motion pictures › Plays, scenarios, etc.

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