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Treinta y nueve escalones

Título original: The 39 Steps
  • 1935
  • Approved
  • 1h 26min
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Conspiracy ThrillerSpySuspense MysteryWhodunnitCrimeMysteryThriller

En Londres, un hombre intenta ayudar a un agente de contraespionaje. Cuando matan a dicho agente, el hombre es acusado y tiene que huir para salvarse y detener un círculo de espías que busca... Leer todoEn Londres, un hombre intenta ayudar a un agente de contraespionaje. Cuando matan a dicho agente, el hombre es acusado y tiene que huir para salvarse y detener un círculo de espías que busca información de alto secreto.En Londres, un hombre intenta ayudar a un agente de contraespionaje. Cuando matan a dicho agente, el hombre es acusado y tiene que huir para salvarse y detener un círculo de espías que busca información de alto secreto.

  • Dirección
    • Alfred Hitchcock
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    • John Buchan
    • Charles Bennett
    • Ian Hay
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    • Robert Donat
    • Madeleine Carroll
    • Lucie Mannheim
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    • Dirección
      • Alfred Hitchcock
    • Guionistas
      • John Buchan
      • Charles Bennett
      • Ian Hay
    • Elenco
      • Robert Donat
      • Madeleine Carroll
      • Lucie Mannheim
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    • 136Opiniones de los críticos
    • 93Metascore
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      • 3 premios ganados y 1 nominación en total

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    Robert Donat
    Robert Donat
    • Hannay
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    Lucie Mannheim
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      • Alfred Hitchcock
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    Resumen

    Reviewers say 'The 39 Steps' is acclaimed for its suspenseful narrative, clever twists, and engaging humor, showcasing Alfred Hitchcock's signature style. Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll's performances are lauded for their chemistry and charm. The film's innovative camera work and influence on future thrillers are often highlighted. Some note plot inconsistencies and overacting, which may detract from the experience. Despite these flaws, 'The 39 Steps' is celebrated as a pioneering work in the spy thriller genre.
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    9bkoganbing

    Espionage at the Music Hall

    Alfred Hitchcock followed up his first international success, The Man Who Knew Too Much with an even better film, The Thirty Nine Steps. Hitchcock must have had a particular fondness for this film because I see elements of it North By Northwest, Saboteur, and Torn Curtain.

    There is no director in the history of the cinema who liked a good chase film better than Alfred Hitchcock. This one's a beauty with a wrongly accused of murder Robert Donat, running from London to Scotland and back again to find some spies to clear his name. Along the way Donat picks up a lovely and first unwilling traveling companion in Madeleine Carroll who is arguably the first of his blonde heroines.

    Donat and Ronald Colman rivaled for roles somewhat, they seem always to be cast as the same type of characters. Of course Donat worked primarily in the UK and on stage while Colman was strictly a movie actor since the silent days. Colman is the only other guy who could have done this and other Donat parts. It's a pity there are none like either of these guys around today.

    When Geoffrey Tearle thinks he's disposed of Donat by shooting him, Donat's life got saved by a hymn book in his breast pocket. Whether that was a device in the original novel by John Buchan or something Alfred Hitchcock improvised the inspiration for it was definitely taken from the attempted assassination of former President Theodore Roosevelt in 1912. While running for president on the Progressive ticket that year, Roosevelt was shot in the chest in Milwaukee. What saved his life was a copy of his speech and an eyeglass case in his breast pocket.

    The whole thing here is how the espionage is being carried out and I won't reveal it. But if you've seen Torn Curtain remember why Paul Newman was the only guy they could send on that espionage mission.

    This is probably Hitchcock's best film from his pre-Hollywood period and shouldn't be missed.
    Infofreak

    A wonderfully entertaining thriller that has influenced dozens of subsequent movies since.

    While I personally prefer Hitchcock's darker, more troubling movies, especially 'Vertigo' and 'Psycho', as far as his straightforward thrillers go 'The 39 Steps' is still one of his most entertaining. The man on the run because of false accusations or "knowing too much" motif may or may not have been invented here, but it certainly influenced dozens of subsequent thrillers, all the way up until contemporary movies like 'Enemy Of The State' and 'Minority Report'. Robert Donat makes a great hero, and Madeleine Carroll is charming and funny as his reluctant partner. The chemistry and repartee between the two is something that has been copied countless times since. Some people seem to regard 'The 39 Steps' as a practice run for Hitch's later 'North By Northwest', but I prefer the earlier movie. It may not be complex and deep, but it's great fun, and full of old fashioned movie magic. A classic thriller that is still wonderfully entertaining, and should prove to be enjoyable to almost everyone who watches it. Recommended.
    10mstomaso

    A Film That Successfully Does it All

    The 39 Steps is one of Hitchcock's most economical and greatest films. In this plot-heavy film, Richard Hannay - a young bachelor - experiences a series of very improbable events, starting with the murder of a mystery woman in his apartment by what he believes to be foreign agents and a picture perfect frame-up. Dogged by the police, Scotland Yard and jealous husbands, Hannay runs for his life. Catapulted from one humorous quasi-romantic encounter, plot twist, and narrow escape to another, our protagonist searches frantically for a way out and ends up with much more than he could have expected.

    A lot of good intellectual analysis has been written here on IMDb and elsewhere about The 39 Steps. And the film deserves it. The 39 Steps is not only a great romantic adventure with the usual Hitchcock humor blended seamlessly into the mix, but it is also rich in allegory, metaphor and even subtle symbolism. Many of Hitchcock's typical themes appear throughout the film - marriage in its various forms, human relationships, and the many varieties and scales of deceit. But the purpose of this review is not to indulge in the meta-text of The 39 Steps, but rather, to discuss its entertainment value.

    It is lovely to look at, but lacks much of the cinematographic experimentation and play of Hitchcock's earlier films. It is perfectly scripted - each character has a distinct personality and predicament, and they are all very believable and very well acted. The plot provides suspense, comedy, a powerful but unexaggerated analysis of belief, paranoia and propaganda. Suffice to say that the film can be seen from many perspectives and tends to hit its audience at many levels.

    The camera work is more consistently focused on the story than many of Hitchcock's films, and the script offers a lot of activity jammed into a relatively short length. No time is wasted and the film zips by. Despite the lean and economical style, The 39 Steps is easily followed and doesn't require a great deal of thought or interpretation. However, as previously stated, the film can certainly inspire interpretive and critical thought if that's what you are looking for.

    The 39 Steps is a gift, and never a burden. Highly recommended.
    8pkellogg

    Spy Ring in Britain

    Alfred Hitchcock directed this film in 1935. It's one of his greatest successes. The film is based on a novel by John Buchan, also known as Lord Tweedsmuir. The story has a Canadian mining engineer, Richard Hannay, unwillingly drawn into a spy chase when a woman unknown to him latches onto him as he's leaving a London theatre. She tells him she's a spy and that she needs his help. He's skeptical of her story, but he goes back to his London flat with her. Hannay is brilliantly played by actor Robert Donat. He turns out to be quite an interesting character, and a resourceful one at that. When the woman he returned home with turns up dead in his flat, Hannay flees London for Scotland, hoping to find a man he believes can clear him. The newspapers accuse Hannay of murder, so he knows he's a wanted man. During a chase through Scotland, Hannay finds he's not only pursued by the police for the murder he didn't commit, but by members of the spy ring the woman warned him about. Watch how he manages to deal with police, spies and a beautiful young woman played by Madeleine Carroll.
    8Hitchcoc

    Sowing the Seeds of Suspense

    Nearly every era in Hitchcock's directing career has incredible strengths. When we view a later film like "North by Northwest" we are tempted to say that "The 39 Steps" is simply a training film for the bigger budget, star studded film that came later. This is not true. This movie stands on its own. With wonderful actors like Robert Donat and Madeline Carrol, we are led on an intense ride, culminating in a crowded theater. There are amazing shots of the characters weaving their way through crowds, close ups used strictly for the purpose of moving the plot. With Hitchcock there is no excess. He is a poet with a camera. As the tension mounts and Donat's character becomes swept away in its arms, we are taken with it. His wisecracking character is out of words and must act, just as Cary Grant did in the aforementioned film. There is something lurking and we have to find out who it is and why does he need to know what he knows? I've seen this many times and will see it again.

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    • Trivia
      Before filming the scene where Hannay (Robert Donat) and Pamela (Madeleine Carroll) run through the countryside, Sir Alfred Hitchcock handcuffed them together and pretended for several hours to have lost the key in order to put them in the right frame of mind for such a situation.
    • Errores
      The serial number of the autogyro has been reversed, showing that the stock shot has been reversed for effect.
    • Citas

      Richard Hannay: I know what it is to feel lonely and helpless and to have the whole world against me, and those are things that no men or women ought to feel.

    • Conexiones
      Edited into Everything Is Thunder (1936)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Russian Dance
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      Arranged by Hubert Bath

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 14 de noviembre de 1935 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Reino Unido
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    • También se conoce como
      • Los 39 escalones
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Glen Coe, Highland, Escocia, Reino Unido(Hannay arrives at Professor Jordan's home)
    • Productora
      • Gaumont British Picture Corporation
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