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  • ADAPTATION WORKSHEET The Thirty-Nine Steps, a spy novel written by John Buchan in 1915, proved to be a versatile work.
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  • The 39 Steps (UK 1935) Cast includes Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll.

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    The 39 Steps Study Guide FINAL

    Adapted by Patrick Barlow


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    Bfi Edu Double Hitchcock Teachers Guide

    Hitchcock

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    Hitchcock biog

  • 1. Hitchcock: A Biography INTRODUCTION: HITCHCOCK’S THEMES AND closed. He met his future wife, Alma Reville there, STYLE who was a film editor, but waited until he was of sufficient status, as an assistant director, to ask her The adjective “Hitchcockian” is used to describe the out. Alma was to become an important contributor to key stylistic and thematic features of his technique his film career, both as his wife, with production that have influenced subsequent directors. His credits in many of his films, and mother of their influence may be seen in the work of many daughter, Patricia (who became an actress and contemporary film directors. appeared in Strangers on a Train). Some commentators see him as a prurient moralist He went to work as an assistant director at the UFA with an unhealthy interest in the darker side of studios in Berlin, Germany. Hitch had the human nature and a misogynist, whose opportunity to observe the successful German manipulation and control of his actresses on screen directors, F W Mumau (Sunrise, Nosferatu) and bordered on the sadistic, Others see him as the Fritz Lang (Metropolis, M), who both later went to director’s director par excellence. work in Hollywood, Their style was described as German Expressionism, the defining chara