The 39 Steps (1978) (The Thirty Nine Steps)

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6.6	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Don Sharp

Starring (View all)

Robert Powell
Hannay

David Warner
Appleton

Eric Porter
Lomas

Karen Dotrice
Alex

John Mills
Scudder

George Baker
Sir Walter Bullivant

Ronald Pickup
Bayliss

Donald Pickering
Marshall

Written by

John Buchan
(novel)

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In March 1914, a mining engineer named Richard Hannay tries to prevent Prussian Agents from executing a political assassination designed to trigger World War I.

Release date: 2 May 1980

Tags: Thriller (4), British (2), Remake (2), 1978 (2), Drama (2), 1970s (2), WWI (1), D.T. (1), Sort (1), Big Ben (1), Great Fun (1), Train (1), Period Drama (1), London (1), Suspense (1), Noir (1), Scotland (1), Mystery (1)

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"A surprisingly entertaining second remake of the classic thriller with Robert Powell as Richard Hannay, a man accused of a murder he didn't commit, on the run to Scotland being chased by those who did the crime, due to information that Hannay might have. The impressive cast of British acting talent helps, as does the scenery and the finale with Hannay hanging from the hands of Big Ben is still tense and exciting, even by modern standards. Not as good as the original but better than the first rem"