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Most copies are poor quality bootlegs. For good quality licensed and restored releases, search for the "Alfred Hitchcock Collectors' Guide".

Most copies are poor quality bootlegs. Number Seventeen, like all of Hitchcock's British films, is copyrighted worldwide. For more information, search for "Alfred Hitchcock: Dial C for Copyright".

Ben tells Barton that he would have been "Ben Bolt" if Barton had let him. He's referring to the title character in the Thomas Dunn English/Nelson Kneass song, Ben Bolt. He chooses that name, of course, because what he wanted to do was "bolt" from the house.

Ben calls himself "a regular George Robey." He's referring to George Robey (1869-1954), the famous English music hall comedian.