Details - Four Star Movies

Title	39 Steps
Year	1935
Time	86 mins
Genre	Drama; Mystery; Thriller
Director	Alfred Hitchcock
Edition	Special Edition
Format	DVD
Actor	Madeleine Carroll as Pamela; Alfred Hitchcock as Passerby Near the Bus; John Laurie as John; Matthew Boulton as Fake Police Officer; Peggy Ashcroft as Margaret; Ivor Barnard as Political Meeting Chairman; Wylie Watson as Mr. Memory; Helen Haye as Mrs. Louisa Jordan; Robert Donat as Richard Hannay; Jerry Verno as Commercial Traveller; Charles Bennett as Second Passerby Near the Bus; Godfrey Tearle as Professor Jordan; Lucie Mannheim as Miss Annabella Smith; Frank Cellier as Sheriff Watson; Gus McNaughton as Commercial Traveller
Rating	NR (Not Rated)
Cinematography	Bernard Knowles
Language	English
Plot	Canadian Richard Hannay, residing in London, meets secret agent Annabella Smith immediately following a shots fired incident. She asks to go home with him. Back at Hannay's flat the mysterious woman confides that she fears for her life and is on a critical mission relating to protecting state air ministry secrets. Later that night assassins murder her. Believed by the police to be her killer, Hannay is forced to go on the run and flees to Scotland in a desperate attempt to see Annabella's mission through before it's too late. Along the way he chances upon beautiful Pamela, who unwillingly becomes his accomplice in the mission.
Producer	Michael Balcon; Ivor Montagu
Writer	John Buchan; Charles Bennett
Subtitles	English; English (Closed Captioned)