Alfred Hitchcock | The 39 Steps (1935) Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll, Lucie Mannheim | Full Movie

[@febobartoli]

Wow, still such a powerful film. Truly one of Hitchcock’s masterpieces.

[@alabhaois]

And he has many!! 👍👍

[@BrigitteBraun-i2h]

That's right

[@malcolmjawohowelll2892]

Robert Donat was a superb British actor.. sad that his health as an asthma sufferer cut short his life and a fine quality to his film roles .. Excellent in Inn of The Sixth Happiness ,Goodbye Mr Chips and more

[@jubalcalif9100]

I heartily concur ! He was one of my late mom's favorite actors. A superb thespian who left us much too soon.

[@billyrussell1511]

The Count of monte cristo... One of his very best roles 👏🏻

[@rodmarker2071]

He went to my school Im 79 I remember as a kid he came to speech night - very inspiring man - he suffered from Asma

[@walterfechter8080]

This is one of the best pre-war films ever made. I also remember the remake with Robert Powell, which was quite good, but not as good as the original. Many thanks.

[@steveblundell7766]

There was a remake before the one with Robert Powell, in 1959 with Kenneth More, also not as good as the original

[@alancumming6407]

@@steveblundell7766 There was a further remake with Rupert Penry Jones. It was as far from the book as the rest of them.

[@AliMamedov-fv7zx]

🦇🍁🦇

[@rajeshkaran7800]

What a treat of a movie .Thank you for sharing this classic. 🍁

[@vincutler9176]

A great film and would love to see Good bye Mister Chips again with Donat, brilliant film ❤

[@judyrosy]

I just want to say thank you ...from the bottom of my heart for your channel. I love it. I also really appreciate you posted both b&w along with colorized. B&W is the only way for me. ❤

[@danielc7773]

I love that the channel has both the original version and the colourised version, uploaded simultaneously. Lovely to have the option.

[@CultCinemaClassics]

We are going to try and publish both versions simultaneously as often as possible! So stay tuned… plenty more coming soon!

[@mauricioduron3193]

​@@CultCinemaClassics How serious a clamour was there among serious Hitchcock fans pleading for a colourised version? Really?

[@mauricioduron3193]

What? Is 'Psycho' next?

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

@@mauricioduron3193 How awful!

[@jonny-d5v]

Plz do a colorized slideshow of photos by the famous black and white photographer, Ansel Adams. `

[@elizabethflynn8455]

Thank you so much for posting the black and white version of thos wonderful film. Much appreciated.

[@ruthie2222]

So glad you still uploaded the original black and white version…. Love Hitchcock 😊

[@nicoletanis3703]

Thanks CCC!

[@JefferyWarshawsky-zs2el]

ALL HITCHCOCK FILMS ARE GREAT THIS IS THE GREATEST

[@emil-proactivity]

Danke, ein wundervoller, alter Hitchcock, der unterhaltsamer ist als manch neuer Thriller!

[@stefanripolli4237]

Hitchcock est la crème de la crème. Merci pour ce grand film.

[@paulodipe1343]

_Aww, my dearest Helen from my heart! Please, don't dare tô step those 39 stairs...it's really dangerous...stay safe at side, only watching what happens on screen in this só amazing masterpiece of Suspense from Alfred Hitchcock filmed in UK 88 years ago, with the great Robert Donat and the marvelous Madeleine Carroll...! I Just went till those 39 Steps a long time ago, só I know how much it'S dangerous indeed! I'll be watching the colorized version, where I left some comments tô you! But it'S great in its original B&W too, due tô be a noir film...! I hope you enjoy it with us on CCC movie chat at live, my Dearest Helen! God Bless you always, Forever and Ever, my Sweetie!_ 🤩🤩🤗🤗

[@mauricioduron3193]

Colorize a Hitchcock classic? Blasphemous!

[@ContinentsEdge]

Thank you again and again. Please play The Lady Vanishes soon and The Third Man, all movies with original camera angles and wonderful comedic lines. Nothing today rivals these films. I am grateful.

[@wendybutler1681]

Modern films have so much extra thrown in (sex, car chases, CGI, noise) that they forget about telling a good story. I've always enjoyed a good character study, I think that's why I'm drawn to older films. Old films let you get to know the characters. Rather than tje quick kiss of relief and gratitude in the farmhouse today's film would have had them in bed together. That would take minutes away that could have been better used to find a plot or let us get to know the characters they want us to feel some way about. These old films are far more satisfying for me. Something to be said for letting the imagination fill in the blanks.

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

@@wendybutler1681 Me too

[@puck30]

One of my favorites, thank you.

[@BoobooAndre]

What an absolutely incredible movie, i was glued the whole time

[@airman9820]

My personal favorite Hitchcock film. The scene in the hotel where he talks about his life of crime is hilarious.

[@yoncedelrey]

love hitchcock films, thanks for uploading 💕

[@soljahsolrac]

Thanks for uploading both versions CCC , personally I love B&W and the directors vision.👍

[@wendybutler1681]

I find colorization to be distracting. I don't know if it degrades over time or what but seeing things turn pink or yellowish, well, it takes me out of the film. I end up paying more attention to the color than the film. I've never minded B&W. My first color TV experience was walking in my aunt and uncle's house and Gilligan's Island was on. The lush greens, the bright blue and red of Gilligan and the Skipper. I was born in 1957.

[@Omar-wq9dz]

This movie and Lady Vanishes make a great double feature

[@rajeshkaran7800]

Do you mean The Lady Vanishes and The 39 Steps

[@mauricioduron3193]

Can't wait for the colourised version... NOT!!!

[@rajeshkaran7800]

@ Omar 94 good to see you corrected your previous comment, cool.

[@jeffreycody5217]

Both great movies that share the same device of trying to remember a tune. Hitchcock was a master even in the 30s.

[@rickartdefoix1298]

It was a fine movie. Liked also the John Buchan novel, that read before watching the Hitchcock film. Read it when fourteen and yes, it's a good read for teens, too. Hitchcock did a good job with this. 😔🙏😇

[@philthomas8351]

We saw at theater and did not take my eyes off the screen. Great story and actors with Hitch's direction.

[@christophedevos3760]

Excellent movie, the plot twists and turns are very exhilarating, and an outstanding Robert Donat too, great movie, thank you for sharing.

[@tfe1788]

Hitchcock's best pre-Hollywood British film!

[@p1dru2art]

@@tfe1788 have you seen young and innocent

[@p1dru2art]

@@tfe1788 or even a lady vanishes

[@p1dru2art]

@@tfe1788 or maybe blackmail

[@tfe1788]

Not seen young and innocent yet watched Blackmail and The Lady Vanishes - 7/10, this film is 9/10 in my opinion

[@JefferyWarshawsky-zs2el]

ONE OF HITCHCOCKS BEST

[@loupiat2173]

Inutile de dire que c'est un excellent film.Merci pour le partage.

[@chirolob]

Alors pourquoi le dire? ;)

[@joedoyle5593]

"Chicks! as the beauty tries to hide a genuine-looking laugh. A great old classic with an awesome closing shot and musical score. Love conquers all and takes no prisoners! That damn tune xx

[@billyrussell1511]

That scene in the inn is superb... So sexy in an understated way.. Madelene Carol is so gorgeous.. Those eyes Such a silent movie look to her

[@joedoyle5593]

@@billyrussell1511 She pulls her head away when he`s called a murderer. It`s great and modern-looking. When he says "Pilfering pennies!" She smiles and her eyes look dreamy, looking sideways at him then dreamy looking forward and finally that sparkle 30s style. A very sensual leading lady style look. Finally, she had to be eating. "How did you start!" Superb indeed!

[@rodmarker2071]

I have seen at least 4 versions of the 39 steps - but this remains to me the best, The Milkman scene is classic

[@philipcross8121]

That scene with Robert Donat and Frederick Piper (who plays the milkman) is brilliant.

[@rodmarker2071]

@@philipcross8121 It's so good the John Mills version uses it.

[@blancatirado576]

This is a great movie 🎉🎉 I didn’t get to see Hitchocks cameo…guess will have to watch it again 😊thanks for posting

[@p1dru2art]

cameos, there are a lot of his movies that don't have cameos....

[@aubreytreves]

He's walking past the bus and throwing something on the ground at 6:58.

[@Omar-wq9dz]

This and Lady Vanishes on this channel around the same time? I love it

[@happyshopper1806]

Thanks for sharing such a brilliant, classic film. U.K 🇬🇧

[@KAMI-SAMAFILMS]

is goooood

[@nsjx]

Thank you for the share. Great flick

[@fredericducomet.boquier7920]

Merci beaucoup à vous Clémence et vos invités pour cette émission qui passe (trop ) vite et fait du bien 👍 J'en voudrais bien encore 😍

[@EuAmoFalar]

Meu diretor favorito e esse eu nunca vi. Obrigada 😉

[@santiagosantanamelian6942]

Una gran película... en Blanco y Negro...Preciosa, ya no se ven Obras de Arte ...como ésta... La Banda Sonora de la Película es Maravillosa...la tenía en un Disco de Vinilo...el piano sonaba maravillosamente...una pena que ya no se consiga...lo perdí... Espero que algún dia hagan una versión con la misma Música.... El Director de la película un gran Maestro... gracias por tenerla al servicio del público.... gracias...

[@chrisbowen9043]

Madeleine Carroll, ONE of the most beautiful English actresses ever!

[@mashk]

At 1:09:49 the young woman playing the villains daughter is Sigourney Weaver’s mother.

[@wendybutler1681]

The movers are here in two days. So much to do! And I'm in bed watching Hitchcock.

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

Great! A black-and-white picture that stays black-and-white.

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

Coloring is an abomination.

[@amnahaldossary4591]

فلم اكثرمن رائع شكراًجزيلاً لترجمه للعربيه

[@p1dru2art]

I'm not sure when Alfred Hitchcock first introduced intrigued humor and love in the same movie but it's in this one and this one is very early

[@user-eb9yu7pw4v]

One of my very favorite films. Am so glad the original black & white film is here; the colorized version is, to my mind, quite awful.

[@randquadrozzi5850]

Good flick thank you.

[@ericsaez9718]

Très bon film du maître hichcook une paroisse ses nombreuses pépites merci pour le partage de ses œuvres

[@britta.5132]

Das waren noch Filme, die geschliffenen Dialoge, die Kleidung. ❤🎉

[@mariogirard1221]

1935 wow,great movie

[@annskinner8467]

Thanks for the decent subtitles ❤

[@jenniferannecchini5216]

Great movie 🎬 ❤

[@caterina5649]

Eccellent Channel and very good films. Thank you.

[@stephenlang3135]

This was the film that took hitchcock to Holywood.

[@Lawna-oc8yc]

Whoa! The WHOLE movie! 🎥

[@ACURAOCULTA]

Very good

[@fritula6200]

What class these people were... this is 1935:

[@lisalasoya2898]

The start of this film opened the curtain in acount of setting the stage of this diabolical thriller. But, some of this movie seemed like a copy-cat of other films. For instance: The daVinci code by way of portraying 39 steps along with the brill-stein window by way of showing an image of the woman that got stabbed on a map (get it) who predicts the trail, ect ect. The finally, took its course by a resolved of from festeration on the part of the actor to a genius finale. Good work Mr. Hitchcock you did it again...........

[@sararunza4768]

Straordinario Hitchcock!!! Beautiful!!! With humour ed eccellenti interpreti!!!!!

[@StutiSaxenaOGD]

Amazing movie ❤

[@Sonia39333]

How British, a sole from the fridge, a form of white bread and butter ready to spread ! Ah, missing a cup of tea 🫖 !😅

[@gloriamartincebrian8435]

No insistan en que traduzcan por que nadie lo hace. Vemos las películas gracias al doblaje si no imposible. El público de lengua española somos muchos millones de personas. Ellos verán si les interesa o no poner estas películas a nuestro alcance. 😊😊

[@dbo4852]

Thanks for the upload, I love the B&W version. Too much color bleeding in the other one.

[@CultCinemaClassics]

@dbo4852 Glad you had both options available. Cheers!

[@RichardHannay]

“What is your country?” “I have no country.” “Born in a balloon, eh?”

[@StephenMerchant-up8sg]

Interesting, this has got much better audio quality than another version on youtube but it's slightly out of sync. No problem though

[@zoli-mariuspadvai5613]

L-am văzut aici. Mulțumesc!

[@renacluey]

Amazing movie ❤

[@genexyz2812]

Bravìsima, a cada paso de ser libre, otro tropezón 😢

[@ritawing1064]

Got an "A" for adults certificate back then!

[@kiwitrainguy]

35:25 - John Laurie practising for his Private Fraser roll of 34 years later.

[@keithfenwick9992]

In the film The Life and Times of Colonel Blimp, his character, a servant, says he's off to join the Home Guard! Perry and Croft, memory?

[@allegra0]

Generally regarded as on of his best English sound films - and it is good. I prefer Young And Innocent, The Lady Vanishes and Jamaica Inn. …its all a matter of taste.

[@darrenjohnbryant51]

Alfred the greatest!

[@victoriaespana1253]

siempre increible!

[@dexter-ou2mt]

Merci pour le partage de ces "39 Marches" !!! "Une femme disparaît" en Français existe-t-il sur KZbin ?

[@maggietaylor9713]

Last time I saw this was a wet Sunday afternoon in the mid 60s. Excellent drivel when it's wet outside😂

[@stefanomacrino2082]

He was a great Genius

[@RussMcClay]

Mae West born in 1893 would've been 42 when this film was released. =)

[@dbo4852]

Hitchcock cameo walks by the bus at 7 minutes?

[@mistaman4638]

Hands down best Death By Knife Ending at 15:00 😂...

[@larendija]

Excelente. subtitulado

[@joycedudzinski9415]

Read the book. Too many exciting things left out as he traveled across country.

[@alerojas2952]

You can't have the whole book turned into a movie, kid.

[@MarkWalkerMusic]

What I learned from this movie: If you’re on the run wanted for murder, it’s probably not a good idea to tell everyone you meet that you’re on the run wanted for murder.

[@p1dru2art]

Oh yeah don't forget the Cinematic artwork

[@Lauravaldivia1]

Excelente ❤

[@FranciscoFerrerGaliana1930]

MAGNIFICA PELICULA

[@luizrenato8423]

Este filme passou pela rede record de televisão no dia 20/08/1983 na extinta sessão Teverama a meia-noite e meia

[@clarahoffmann3269]

Me encanta esta pelicula

[@John_F_Kennedy_Dallas_1963]

Madeleine Carroll ❤

[@neildutton8077]

28:20... "We're doomed, we're all doomed!

[@kiwitrainguy]

I don't even have to check the timecode to know who you're talking about.😄

[@paulmurphy42]

So does Mr Memory die at the end, or just faint?

[@helenpoornima5126]

Oh !Nice ! I want to step to the 39stairs (steps) am I right?!?! My dear men Big John Paulo Mike and zanti !where are u?!?!👸

[@zanti209]

I'm right here behind you, Helen. Drinking some coffee and munching on some flan. Join me? 🍰☕

[@helenpoornima5126]

​@@zanti209 Of course my dear zanti! 👸

[@jonjahn5769]

39 Steppes

[@allegra0]

Is that John Mills in the early crowd scene?….6:08

[@kiwitrainguy]

1:24:19 - I was expecting him to say "Sic Sempre Tyrannus".

[@chavruta2000]

So let me get this straight. She just asked a perfect stranger to come home with him and he obliged?

[@KittysAreCute]

I think it was implied that he was hoping to “get lucky” when a woman asks a man if she can go home with him for the night. Most men would say yes, even to a woman they just met. In that way, it’s realistic.

[@chavruta2000]

@@KittysAreCute i doubt that

[@lalimangoshvili9010]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@thomashding]

ผมอยากดูหนังเรื่องนี้

[@romanclay1913]

The bad guy looks just like FDR.

[@Falconlibrary]

Except he can walk

[@davidhimmelsbach557]

Ahead of its time -- as the F-22 is practically silent -- until its engines crank up.

[@seriousros7280]

Love the police helicopter!

[@kiwitrainguy]

It's an autogyro, the 1930s version of a helicopter. I was surprised and impressed by its appearance.

[@johncater7861]

I read The 39 Steps and thought it was awful but then I was only 14 and thought Popeye was a classic.

[@wendybutler1681]

Aw, come on! Popeye IS a classic! There were a couple longer Popeye films. The "new lamps for old" one and 40 thieves one. I cannot give you titles but I loved those two Popeye offerings. I just might try to find them after I finish "The 39 Steps". Born in 57.

[@johncater7861]

@@wendybutler1681 I also thought the Mad books were classics. The Mad Reader, Mad Strikes Back, Son of Mad. Still have them over 50 years old.

[@p1dru2art]

Intrigue mystery love and comedy

[@benkhojasteh748]

Everyone knows that Richard Hannay was from south Africa not canada😅