Mein liebster Film mit Rupert

Beautifully moment violin

and the shite

Это сцена сводит меня с ума.Так эротично и невинно.Гениально.Браво.

Love the 39steps.

Willian se projeta, eu preciso saber qual produto ou ser vivo seu está sendo questionado

Ou é por causa da loja? Tem produtos seus distribuídos na loja ?

Seus negócios não pagam impostos?

Willian por que iriam fazer isso?

Vamos Willian

Not as good as the 1978 version, which is the one most faithful to the John Buchan novel.

Не понимаю когда политика и любовь смешаны в один клубок.

I consider this to be the weakest adaptation of John Buchan's incredible novel but Hannay's journey to Scotland has been very well filmed on the Bo'Ness and Kinneil Railway.

Moin Moin meine Schulfreunde

I have only seen the 1978 version and really enjoyed it. I wasn't aware of the 2008 version but I'm definitely interested in sitting back with a cup of tea and watching this movie on this cold fall night.

Part 9 can be viewed by selecting VPN

Is there a worse version of The 39 steps???

North by northwest

Gorgeous man!

I enjoyed this take on the story. I've seen the 1935, 1959, 1978 versions and now this one. The later versions may be more faithful to the book, but none are as entertaining as the Hitchcock film .

Well this Richard Hannay is cuter but the apartment is not as elegant and well-decorated as the 1978 movie considering that this Richard Hannay actually has a housekeeper and the one from the 1978 version didn't even have one. But clearly this is a modern version and doesn't depict at all how people in 191X's era speaks like how the 1978's version does. Nevertheless this Richard Hannay is cute enough for me to continue watching. Just wish his flat can be decorated better.

5:04 - 5:10

Did not do the book justice but it was still ok

Ooohhhh! Rupert Penry-Jones. So gorgeous.

Our hero, Mr. Hannah discovers that Victoria works for the English Secret Service. Here all the double crosses are sorted out. Our hero recalls that the murdered British Agent left a major clue at breakfast. By using honey, murdered agent Scutter spells out 39 Steps on the last page of the code book. Also in the course of the discussion with the Commander of the Secret Service (Victoria's boss), Victoria is convinced by the information that her Uncle is a traitor to England. At long last the plot turns the corner to allow the fugitives to hunt down the traitors (the professor & Victoria's Uncle) as well as the German spies.

Our hero, who already answered Victoria's inquiry that he's single, warmly declares his admiration for her in front of a fire place. Not lost on the viewer is the light from the fire that makes the hero's gold jacket gleam during the (long awaited) repeated kisses. The hero enlists Victoria's brother, Harry, to drive the car.

After a brief rest, the two heroes are on a bike ride to her (female fugitive's) home as they flee the German spies once again. Luv the fire place scene where both munch on sandwiches.

Both fugitives escape the dungeon of the Castle owned by a Professor who has the weapons to damage the English Navy. The explosion leaves both with skin burns which makes to run to the road more difficult. Both are determined to find the code book written by the British Agent Scutter which was tossed onto the shoulder of a road.

As the Hero pretends to be a candidate for the British Parliament to evade capture, a co-fugitive (by hitting a policeman) join him. In the auto race, the contrast of the co-fugitive not believing the hero (slow in understanding) against the fast pace of the race is not lost on the viewer. Life too races forward as the participants in a drama connect the dots slowly.

Our hero is now hunted not only by the native police of Scotland, but by the German spies who want the code book of the British Agent. My mouth is getting moist from following the run to escape capture.

The blond chap (the hero) begins is run from the police determined to decode the notebook of the British Agent who was killed by German spies. My breathing is increasing as Rupert sorts out his fugitive status.

Luv the clarity of the photographs for this film that allows the viewer to be in the room with the characters. The films visual clarity captivated my attention.

Not bad, but it needs more boudoirs and buggery.

Not very galant Rupert ... you undress in front of the fire instead of letting the woman have that place.

Hmmm ... a member of the "upper class" who knows how to make breakfast? Sure he was in a war in "uncivilised" territory but he probably didnt have to cook there and should have a housekeeper or such here in his flat.

Get rid of the women in the entro

Les 39 marches, d'après Alfred Hitchcock. Je ne me lasse pas de le regarder. Rupert Penry-Jones est superbe !

This is delightful! Thank you for posting.

What fuckin' shit.

this movie is funny, entertaining and sweet. love rupert he is just the type of english gentlemen i like

a bit cheezy

Why the simpering tart at the opening? Totally vomit-inducing

it's +#3 39 $+3p$ they just forgot to add the number 7

Loving the adventure but 'tis bugger all like the book!!! A faithful adaptation...Pleeeeeease!

Thank you so much for loading this film. I wasn't aware of it as I live abroad and miss out on all this British stuff. Very different from the Robert Donat version, which I own on DVD as it is one of my favourite films. I fell in love with Mr Donat and now I adore Mr Penry-Jones too. That man is so handsome I swear if you put him in a sack he'd still be the most dapper chap around. I haven't read the book so have no idea which is more true to the story, so perhaps I should get round to it.

Found it!

Can't find part 7!??

Can't understand why the first 50 seconds of the film had to be paraphrased into a completely unnecessary 2 minute long silly introduction (let alone the accent).

Loved it! Thanks a lot for uploading.

Great movie :)