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Young and Innocent (1937) Rank 3 Reviews
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eFilmCritic Reviews
One of Alfred Hitchcock’s more indicative British films, Young and Innocent manages to encounter a lot of the director’s more memorable tendencies: the ‘innocent man’ who finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time, his dry-as-a-bone ...read the complete Young and Innocent movie review at eFilmCritic Reviews
411Mania.com (Dunn)
Hitchcock's favorite film from his British period revisits the familiar territory of "The 39 Steps" although without that film's pacing and energy. It's not hard to see why Hitchcock loved this film. It has all the elements: an innocent man on the run ...read the complete Young and Innocent movie review at 411Mania.com (Dunn)
DVD Verdict
In 1934, Alfred Hitchcock began a remarkable string of six thrillers, all of which were of a high standard. The films were The Man Who Knew Too Much, The Thirty-Nine Steps, The Secret Agent, Sabotage, Young and Innocent and The Lady Vanishes. Completed ...read the complete Young and Innocent movie review at DVD Verdict
Movie Mirror
Adapted from Josephine Tey's novel, a man accused of murder escapes and tries to prove his innocence with the help of the constable's daughter.
An angry man calls his wife Christine a liar, and she slaps him. Robert Tisdall (Derrick De Marney) finds ...read the complete Young and Innocent movie review at Movie Mirror
Britmovie
The English and American titles for Hitchcock's fifth film for Gainshorough are equally innocuous and bland. But then, Young and Innocent was an especially smooth thriller for Hitchcock. It is a film chock full of touches Hitchcock wanted to include in ...read the complete Young and Innocent movie review at Britmovie
Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
An unassuming chase thriller by the youngish though not quite so innocent Alfred Hitchcock (who repeated once again his favorite theme of an innocent man being chased by the police while he tries to find the guilty party with the help of a woman), that's ...read the complete Young and Innocent movie review at Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
BFI Screen Online
Young and Innocent (1937) is another of Hitchcock's stories in which the hero undertakes a quest to clear his name, a series which also includes The 39 Steps (1935), Saboteur (US, 1942), To Catch a Thief (US, 1955), The Wrong Man (US, 1957) and North by ...read the complete Young and Innocent movie review at BFI Screen Online
eFilmCritic Reviews (Paul Bryant)
DVDBeaver.com (Gary W. Tooze)
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