Young and Innocent | Murder Mystery | Hitchcock Film | Thriller Movie | Romance

Classic Film by Alfred Hitchcock: Young and Innocent - A man on the run from a murder charge enlists a beautiful stranger who must put herself at risk for his cause.
Young and Innocent (1937)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Writers: Josephine Tey (novel "A Shilling for Candles"), Charles Bennett (screen play), Edwin Greenwood (screen play)
Stars: Nova Pilbeam, Derrick De Marney, Percy Marmont
Genre: Crime, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Release Date: November 1937 (UK)
Filming Location: Cornwall, England, UK
Storyline:
An actress is murdered by her estranged husband, who is jealous of all of her young boyfriends. The next day, writer Robert Tisdall (who happens to be one such boyfriend) discovers her body on the beach. He runs to call the police, however, two witnesses think that he is the escaping murderer. Robert is arrested, but owing to a mix-up at the courthouse, he escapes and goes on the run with a Police Constable's daughter Erica, determined to prove his innocence.
Reviews:
""Young and Innocent" is one of the best of Alfred Hitchcock's pre-Hollywood movies. It contains all of the features that characterized the finest of his British movies, and is (as many others have commented) a film often undeservedly overlooked amongst Hitchcock's large collection of classics.
The actors would all be unfamiliar to most contemporary American viewers, but it is a fine cast that does full justice to a good story, and that responds well to Hitchcock's expert direction. Derrick de Marney is engaging as the unjustly accused hero Robert Tisdall, and his character is balanced nicely by good performances from the rest of the cast (several of whom appeared in more than one of Hitchcock's British movies).
Despite the film's short length, it is filled with classic Hitchcock touches of detail, artistry, and humor, many of which are more low-key than those in his more familiar Hollywood films. It is worth watching several times in order to catch and appreciate all of the details. Three sequences are especially worth noting: (i) the renowned tracking shot at the climax of the film, which is not only a fine technical achievement but also an ideal way to set up the suspenseful conclusion; (ii) the birthday party in the middle, which encapsulates in very subtle ways most of the themes and contrasts of the movie, and (iii) the sequence towards the beginning involving the hero's conference with his lawyer, his court appearance, and his escape, a sequence which is filled with comic details too numerous to catch all at once (including one of the director's most humorous cameos).
Any Hitchcock fan should thoroughly enjoy "Young and Innocent". Beyond that, any fan of thrillers who can look past an unfamiliar cast, and who is willing to look for the subtle touches that characterized the great director's British work, will also find the film a satisfying experience."
written by "Snow Leopard" on IMDb.com
Also Known As (AKA):
(original title) Young and Innocent
Argentina Inocencia y juventud
Belgium (Flemish title) Opgejaagd
Belgium (French title) Traqué
Brazil Jovem e Inocente
Bulgaria (Bulgarian title) Млад и невинен
Canada (French title) Young and Innocent
Canada (English title) Young and Innocent
Denmark (TV title) Ung og uskyldig
Finland Nuori ja viaton
France Jeune et innocent
Germany Jung und unschuldig
Greece (reissue title) Νέα και αθώα
Greece Νέος και αθώος
Hungary Fiatal és ártatlan
India (English title) The Girl Was Young
Italy Giovane e innocente
Japan (Japanese title) 第3逃亡者
Lithuania Jauna ir nekalta
Mexico Inocencia y juventud
Norway Ung og uskyldig
Poland Młody i niewinny
Portugal Jovem e Inocente
Slovakia Mladý a nevinný
Slovenia Mlada in nedolžna
Soviet Union (Russian title) Молодой и невинный
Spain (Catalan title) Innocència i joventut
Spain Inocencia y juventud
Sweden (reissue title) På farliga vägar
Sweden Ung och oskyldig
Ukraine Молодий і невинний
UK Young and Innocent
USA (poster title) The Girl Was Young
USA (working title) Coins for Candles
USA Young and Innocent
Venezuela Inocencia y juventud
Yugoslavia (Serbian title) (literal title) Mlad i nevin
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[@peace-yv4qd]

Incredible how good this film looks. 85 years old and it looks like it was printed yesterday.

[@JS-ob4oh]

One of the things I admire very much about Hitchcock is his camera shots are so well composed and crystal clear. He can fill the screen with crowds of people and, yet, your attention and focus is never lost. He truly was a master of cinematography.

[@lsmart]

Although he doesn't seem to be too confident with the camera standing at the courthouse entrance at the 15:35 mark.

[@LuckyDawgProductionsModerator]

@@lsmart I always search for Hitchcock's cameo in his movies. This one was awesome. A bumbling cameraman. Haha.

[@delana2842]

This film never gets old. Hitchcock was a master at filmmaking.

[@ESmith-ik8vu]

Indeed he was. But somehow I like his preHollywoods better. The almost dancing dialogue in this one, if perhaps a trifle naïve, is quite delightful, and certainly well filmed.

[@MrResearcher122]

The actress, Nora Pilbeam, lived round the corner from me up in Dartmouth Park, near Hampstead Heath, North London. She died on 17 July 2015 in London, aged 95. I used to run past her flat three days a week, and for years, without knowing this Hitchcock actress was upstairs, still sipping tea well into her 90s.

[@adrianovasconcelos2739]

Nova Pillbeam. Not a conventional beauty, still rather pretty in her youth, her part in YOUNG AND INNOCENT is probably her finest hour. Tea sipping aside, an actress of limited talent but quite engaging in this role.

[@Brembelia]

🤔 How very kewl is that!?

[@MrResearcher122]

@@adrianovasconcelos2739 I have only seen her in this charming film.

[@katperson7332]

@@MrResearcher122 I’ve got this film on dvd as well as her earlier one “The man who knew too much”. Both great movies. She made about 15 movies from 1934 to 1951.

[@misterbobo8139]

Her husband was the great-grandson of the poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson and an assistant director to Hitchcock. He died in a plane crash.

[@1LSWilliam]

Just whenI had almost forgotten, no one in the history of film had more different ways to introduce humour into a scene. Some of these moments here are wickedly delicious for usre. He destroys pretense and hypocrisy every chance he gets!

[@xmaseveeve5259]

She.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

so well said old chap!

[@xmaseveeve5259]

@@BrianCarnevaleB26 Quite. Biggest hips in the business.

[@CJScrol]

That’s great to see Hitchcock in the scene outside the courthouse holding a camera!

[@KAMMD]

Agree … I look to find him at the beginnings of all his films

[@1LSWilliam]

Extraordinarily tender and precious scenes from Hitchcock. I cannot recall the like. He must have had some very special feelings for one or both of these splendid young actors. Good for him. He was, after all, sheer genius.

[@paulsolon6229]

Racism by Hitchcock w the black band. Later in life Hitchcock shows his dislike for woman and misogyny And yes you are correct in building suspense a genius. But that accurate statement is 1/2 or less of the story of Hitchcock

[@RideoutMr]

What a great dad. Such a nice relationship they had.

[@lisashapiro4714]

Yeap

[@poetcomic1]

The famous crane shot that sweeps down across the whole ballroom and then fills the screen with the blacked up drummer and his eyes twitch. What a masterpiece! In France they first saw this after the war at the Cinemathique and all the future film makers and critics of the French New Wave gave this shot a standing ovation.

[@1LSWilliam]

I love her and the chemistry between them is rarely found in actors so young. Wonderful!

[@margaretwhittaker2291]

YES!

[@poetcomic1]

Hitch filled this wonderful film with period comics and music hall personalities. The great Edward Rigby as 'old Will', the dad and scrawny little son at the petrol pump, the vagabond characters at the cheap lodging and the wonderful half blind 'defense consul. The two bumbling cops at the mill and so much more give the whole movie a wonderful period flavor.

[@AlexaMorales]

OMG this was a fantastic movie! So much chemistry between the actors. Never a dull moment. Made 1937 feel like yesterday (anachronisms like the crank Morris car and the blackface on the band notwithstanding). Great story, funny too.

[@None-zc5vg]

Blackface was the basis of one of the most popular British television musical programmes that ran for 20 years from 1958 to 1978. The performers were all "blacked-up" while they sang.

[@grandmalovesmebest]

Even the dog was adorable and a good actor too!

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

I was so excited to see Alfred Hitchcock in what must be one of his first cameo appearance near the beginning of the movie! I enjoyed his pictures over the years so much and this was another great one! Thank you, Artflix!!!

[@rubytuesday5412]

Ooh how exciting! I always enjoy seeing Derrick de Marney. The print is absolutely outstanding. Thanks AF, *You're the best, simply the best!*

[@ArtflixMovieClassics]

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[@tonirose6776]

Yes, de Marney is really charming...I wonder why I've not seen him i more films - or even just one.

[@simonf8902]

Lovely. The tracking scene in the restaurant at the end is a triumph. The eyes.

[@carbon1740]

Ah his was a true gem! Many thanks for posting, always such a pleasure to watch Hitch's wonderful work.

[@adrianovasconcelos2739]

Wonderful early Hitchcock work with comic moments aplenty and two particularly stunning sequences: the car falling into the mineshaft and the long tracking shot leading up to the blinking musician. Superb photography, lovely English countryside, top grade Derrick de Marney (never understood why this actor did not become more famous). Thank you for sharing

[@JS-ob4oh]

Yes, indeed. The long tracking shot reminds me of the scene in To Catch a Thief during the ball where Hitchcock did almost the same thing.

[@Hijodelaisla]

Both British and American studios were reluctant to cast gay actors in those days.

[@LakeConstan]

@@Hijodelaisla Sir Michael Redgrave, Sir Noel Coward, Sir John Gielgud, Sir Dirk Bogarde, Ivor Novello, Eric Portman and countless others had highly successful film careers in that era.

[@Hijodelaisla]

@@LakeConstan I didn't say they didn't.

[@josselineribot4]

J'adore ces films en noir et blanc c'est le bon vieux temps sans soucieux 😊

[@margaretwhittaker2291]

Wonderfully improbable but what a joy in every way! I laughed so many times, the humour and fun, terrific characters. Thank you very much for this gift

[@dennisdelgado7350]

I love short teleplays like this. They make your mind work, and are vastly entertaining! Everyone dressed decently and had good acting.

[@JoFunnyOnion]

I had forgotten what an utterly charming film this is. Thank you for the upload.

[@kailuakidd1512]

Delightful, positively charming, and well done. Nova Pilbeam and Derrick De Marney are wonderful. Thank you.

[@miriamwilson9542]

What a charming film. Utter joy! Good old Hitchcock. Have always loved his work.

[@deborahrigby5428]

Wow this is only the 2nd movie I’ve actually sheen Alfred Hitchcock the director in-it took me to watch this classic 💎 gem after many years to see! What an awesome film❣️Thank you for uploading ❣️💖

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[@deborahrigby5428]

@@ArtflixMovieClassics yes I saw that one before with its family dynamics is intense to say the least Gr8 film❣️

[@judithschafer3859]

I found this film a few years ago and revisited tonight. I missed so much the first time. What a gem! Lovely leads, usual breath taking Hitchcock and respect for the human condition.

[@FishFeelPain]

Been wanting to see this again for ages--can't believe it's here TY!

[@gabrielletanner5339]

Lovely film, made in the good old days.😊

[@jamesrouillardjas1671]

Love this film. Opening scene where the gent goes onto the balcony among the cliffs reminds me of the Cliff House in the village of Ogunquit in Wells, Maine. It’s a dead ringer. And the heroes in these early Hitchcocks are always so insouciant & resourceful. Great humor!

[@tredog884]

People sure used to pass out real easily back in the day (according to the movies).

[@highlightoftheday7058]

Hitchcock made brief appearances in most of his films. He is the photographer on the left at 15: 42 into the film. Very enjoyable film. Thank you for posting.

[@brightnight8831]

Thank you for uploading. My wife and I never saw this before and thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@autumnleaves2766]

Very good early Hitchcock film from 1937 which I hadn't seen before. Nova Pilbeam had been in The Man Who Knew Too Much in 1934. Some lovely humour in this film and Hitchcock's usual cameo, as a man with a camera outside the court house. I like the actor Edward Rigby (1879-1951) who plays Will the kind-hearted tramp who repairs china, nice humour with him when they go to the tea dance and he is unsure what to do or what type of tea to order. Good laughs too with the bumbling policemen and the useless lawyer. Hitchcock was afraid of policemen, dating back to an incident during his east London childhood when a bobby put him in a cell briefly even though he had done nothing wrong. The suspense builds nicely and the cinematography is spot-on, great scene where the camera zooms in on the drummer revealing his twitching eyes and the collapsing mine shaft scene is also well done. Great old cars too. Well worth watching.

[@donnariley2831]

I'd never seen this Hitchcock film. He's my favorite director. I love how he incorporates comedy into the drama of the story, and I particularly love his signature cameo in each of his films. Did YOU see him in this one?🤔😉😁

[@tonirose6776]

I was just going to mention this. But I was going to point his cameo out: it's better to ask, and let people watch for it.

[@swissotto1]

Nothing more lovely than the English countryside.

[@jt414]

Excellent movie! Thank you so much for sharing🌷

[@ArtflixMovieClassics]

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[@WillCamx]

I taped this for my mother 25 years ago. They probably won't show it on TV now because the drummer is blacked up.

[@richardw3470]

Just bought a DVD with three of Hitch's movies, this was one of them.

[@debraschepers9381]

Apparently I'm gonna be snowed in. What a great way to spend it.

[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

Great classic from Alfred Hitchcock .

[@EvasNan2020]

Really enjoyed that, thankyou x

[@clucho]

Very funny seing mr Alfred as cameo shot very young and little peace of camera.😅

[@suzieb8366]

And here is me thinking I had seen ALL of Hitchcocks Films! Thanks for uploading one I hadn't :o)

[@josebenito15]

This is a great film. One of the best Hichtcock's talkie before going to Hollywood. Maybe my favorite Favorite Hichtcock - pre-USA film could be "The 39 Steps" but this one is also great. Always enjoyable to watch a Hichtcock's film. Thanks so much for uploading it 🎥🎥🎥

[@cindirose3390]

Young woman did a great crying scene.

[@colettealexander1904]

LOOK HOW CLEAN THE OCEAN WAS. Farming...

[@venkatreddy392]

What a thrilling movie they won't them like this anymore

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[@Baskerville22]

Lots of similarities to The 39 Steps Basil Radford, playing Erica's Uncle Basil in this, is best known, perhaps, for his roles in The Lady Vanishes (1938) and Jamaica Inn (1939), both directed by Hitchcock.

[@SuperIliad]

Young and Innocent, released UK November 1937 (London), USA 10 February 1938, (New York City, New York) (retitled), USA 17 February 1938 (retitled). Nova Pilbeam as Erica Burgoyne;Derrick De Marney (as Derrick de Marney) as Robert Tisdall; Percy Marmont as Col. Burgoyne; Edward Rigby as Old Will; Mary Clare as Erica's Aunt; John Longden as Det. Insp. Kent; George Curzon as Guy; Basil Radford as Erica's Uncle; Pamela Carme as Christine Clay; George Merritt as Det. Sgt. Miller; J.H. Roberts as Mr. Briggs - Solicitor; Jerry Verno as Lorry Driver; H.F. Maltby, Police Sergeant; John Miller, Police Constable; Frank Atkinson, Petrol Pump Attendant; Clive Baxter, Burgoyne Boy; Pamela Bevan, Little Girl at Party; Albert Chevalier, Minor Role; Syd Crossley, Policeman; William Fazan, Minor Role; Gerry Fitzgerald, Orchestra Vocalist; Pat Fitzpatrick as Harold - Little Boy; Richard George, Policeman; Alfred Hitchcock, Photographer Outside Courthouse; Mike Johnson, Tramp at Tom's Hat Café; Anna Konstam as Elsie - Bathing Girl; Fred O'Donovan, Minor Role; Frederick Piper, Minor Role; Philip Ray, Butler; Ian Selby, Man in Grand Hotel; Bill Shine, Manager of Tom's Hat Café; Peggy Simpson as Alice - Bathing Girl; George Spence, Tramp in Café; Torin Thatcher, Nobby's Lodging House Caretaker; Peter Thompson, Erica Burgoyne's Bespectacled Brother; Beatrice Varley, Accused Man's Wife in First Court Case; Jack Vyvyan, Police Constable at Grand Hotel; Humberston Wright, Minor Role.

[@karengoff2800]

Love the classic s excellent ❤

[@asor2911]

what an awful blackfacing. I've never seen it done this way. glad those times have passed.

[@fredneecher1746]

I loved the snooty upper class accents of the boys at the dinner table. Lesser public school, you know.

[@daveallen63]

I was always impressed with the work that went in to the props. The train and village model at 51:00 were especially good, wasn't until they zoomed in on the car you could really tell.

[@bethparker1500]

Omg OMG, what a clever flick! Couldn't do it today.

[@celesasheldon6931]

Actually they do things like this in our century only someone plants people in an area they don't belong to start race wars. Evil men are still on earth !

[@carole6884]

Very enjoyable and the dog was a good actor

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[@Nnnuuk]

Excellent entertainment from start to finish.

[@karengoff2800]

Thanks

[@winonamassingill7895]

I noticed that the main man never 👎 put himself in danger. He pawned it off on the smaller man. 😡😡😡😠😠😠😳😳😳😱😱😱

[@chadwedul1787]

Hitchcock at 15:36.

[@MikeGreenwood51]

TY

[@krakerkrunch]

This movie looks like new, hoy wonderful!

[@Miriana727]

Wonderful film. Thank you.

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[@conningdale8805]

Have watched this before - years ago, Good to find it again. Very good viewing. Thanks for posting.

[@winonamassingill7895]

What a cute 🥰 little boy 👦. 👦👦👦🥰🥰🥰😋😋😋

[@GGM67605]

Not as much high tension and suspense like most of his other movies but still a nice story.

[@richardnogan4579]

Good flick, the 3 slaps in the face in the beginning was precious. They both looked like they were ready to crack up. Tku for post.

[@wanderwoman5558]

To err is human....to forgive...Divine.

[@lonchaneyfanch9568]

A classic

[@jinghengchia2201]

Oh wow, Derrick de Marney looks just like Timothee Chalamet.

[@kathyraygoza3299]

A Candle For Sixpence is the title of the book byJosephine Tay is what Young And Innocent is based on. Love them both. Wish Hitchcok had filmed Brat Ferrar and especially To Love And Be Wise also by Josephine Tay. Hitchcock would have fun for him. Wen I first read the book I immedia toy thought of Hilda Swan in the film Orlando, she had the face for the camera to play with.

[@esmeephillips5888]

"A Shilling for Candles'.

[@fragranthills]

Thanks!

[@alexiofernandes2728]

Smooth and entertaining! Thanks!

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[@alik5895]

A great addition!

[@sandeakilpatrick2386]

Excellent film!

[@gabrielalexanderkhoury73]

Can anyone advise of another early Hitchcock Film as wonderful as this? His later films are great but seem to lack the sense of humour.

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Same era. 1938. "The Lady Vanishes'. That's all I'll tell you.

[@Mar--Mar]

@@MikeGreenwood51 Love "The Lady Vanishes" !

[@TheStockwell]

"The 39 Steps." 👍

[@michealfigueroa6325]

This was easy to watch inpart as it is similiar in content and mood to a favorite "39 Stepe" A Great deal more humor than other Hitchcock films Also found that the film used scaled sets and matts...experimenting??? TY 4 sharing

[@susanbengston3208]

Great Show! What year year was this Produced?

[@MikeGreenwood51]

1937

[@jenniferlawrence2701]

What a charming young woman.

[@YuChiGongG]

The Chief Constable's resignation letter is dated August 17th, 1937. How is that even possible?

[@winonamassingill7895]

I think he needs water to drink instead of food to eat. A person is able to survive for a very long time without food but only a day or two without water. He will die of dehydration with out any water to drink. So according to that he would have already been dead for at least a day. 🤔🤔🤔😳😳😖😖😖

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[@benjamlnlewis6836]

I very much dislike when they question a suspect without a lawyer present, even though it's a movie.

[@whitesugarsweetchristine1023]

This movie got me into trouble.

[@saran3214]

Ok. You have to explain that.

[@musician4life451]

Similar to 39 Steps, another one of Hitchcock's earlier works.

[@acastrohowell]

Too many commercials 🥱

[@missfriscowin3606]

Fantastic movie…loved the cat chases. Subscribed 👍

[@Lightonahill25]

did you see Alfie around the 15 40 min mark? His signature appearance...

[@heisenberg7099]

He does that in his every movies

[@Lightonahill25]

@@heisenberg7099 yes; indeed as I mentioned..

[@misterbobo8139]

Standing outside with the cap on

[@kieranbyfield6358]

One of my favourite films, love to the song too.

[@ramirodeiturralde8029]

the miniature in 51:00 so funny :)

[@jimmyhudson3031]

An innocent person accused - one of Hitchcock's favorite themes - i.e. Cary Grant in North by Northwest, Robert Cummings in Saboteur, Gregory Peck in Spellbound, and Grace Kelly in Dial M for Murder. An intelligent film without Hollywood's current Woke nonsense. Notice a very fat Hitchcock standing in the crowd by the outside door just after the prisoner escapes the courtroom. A delight to see him so young. They probably couldn't find ten black men in all of Britain in 1937 hence the need for the blackface band members.

[@stevengermadnik3162]

DYNAMITE PICTURE!

[@SimonFurber]

1:02. Shades of North by North West.

[@lornasmith1286]

Picture is TOO SMALL! NEED A 🔎MAGNIFYING GLASS TO WATCH! 🥺

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Try a gas plasma telephone. Screen so big you may need wheels to help with mobility.

[@SimonFurber]

From 1:12. The longest tracking shot in movie history. All the way from a long shot of the hotel foyer up to his twitching face.

[@sophieseeker6620]

No sound

[@bessieking3797]

Apparently pretty bad for black people back then also. The BAND in Black Face. It's not nostalgia for black communities but Alford Hitchcock has many fans.

[@YuChiGongG]

Dates on Newspapers in the beginning: September 3, 1937 and Monday, January 6, 1936. Why? Has the director bats in his belfry?

[@GradKat]

I can’t believe there was actually someone who had to go through life called Nova Pilbeam.

[@larryzink8978]

you kiddin?,She's a lovely name. mr, brown.

[@lsmart]

Well, accordingto the commenter above who was her neighbor, she lived a healthy life to the ripe old age of 95.

[@marcbahn5487]

She said she didn't think it as odd sounding as Myrna Loy and Greta Garbo.

[@esmeephillips5888]

She was named for a grandmother from Nova Scotia.

[@jjayaraman3191]

The Girl was Young.1931.([Hitchcock] 6.8

[@marksonsparks698]

The 39 Steps meets North By Northwest

[@ronaldstrange8981]

Spot Hitchcock at 15 minutes. February, 2023.

[@devaughnjohnson8119]

Dammm Good Movie!!!!!!!

[@lucillebaldwin6659]

The black face was a surprise.