#39 STEPS

[retrocgads]

UK 1987

#UK1987 #39 STEPS #ACTION #AMSTRAD #SPECTRUM #C64 #BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN

[criterion-poll]

#criterion polls #criterion #poll #polls #movie #movies #film #films #1935 #alfred hitchcock #hitchcock #39 steps #the 39 steps

[dickensianenglishbulldog]

#this is such a neishe post #ritchard hannay #the 39 steps #39 steps #lord peter wimsey books #John Buchan #dorothy l sayers

[craigfernandez]

#39 Steps #Alfred Hiitchcock #Robert Donat #Madeline Carroll

[mattiasdrawings]

Drawings from a workshop I did with students. 39 steps. Start somewhere - draw for a minute what you see - take a step - draw for a minute... - repeat for 39 steps.

Good way of spotting details. 

#39 steps #workshop #art school #art #artist #studio #studio work #sketchbook #art journal #publishing #artist book #spray paint #posca #marker #graphite #ink #blue ink #contemporary drawing #non-figurative #illustration #zine #drawing #collage #painting #colors #graphic #shapes

[sugarkatt]

39 Steps

#39 Steps #Sleaze Rock #Gothic Rock #Sleaze #Gothic #Goth #Punk Rock #Punk #Canada #80s #1980s #1990s #90s #Montreal #Quebec

[movietitlescollection]

#alfred hitchcock #39 Steps

[streetsofdublin]

ORIGINALLY MURDERING LANE AND NOW CROMWELL'S QUARTERS

It was previously known as Murdering Lane or The Murd'ring Lane, and first appeared on maps in 1603, until it was renamed 'Cromwell's Quarters' around 1892 when Alderman McSwiney called for the lane to be renamed in order to “preserve historical continuit

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#39 steps #40 steps #Alderman McSwiney #Bow Lane West #Cromwell&039;s Quarters #Fotonique #FX30 #historic dublin #Infomatique #litter #murdering land #pedestrian stepped alley #Sony #The Murd&039;ring #William Murphy

[bogglle]

luzeni doodles for luzeni friday

#loopzoop #luzeni #lupin iii #koichi zenigata #daisuke jigen #2nd one is based on the 39 steps #which has such luzeni vibes

[thehitchcockbrunette]

Hitchcock + Trains

The 39 Steps (1935)

The Lady Vanishes (1938)

Suspicion (1941)

Shadow of a Doubt (1943)

Strangers on a Train (1951)

North By Northwest (1959)

#the 39 steps #the lady vanishes #suspicion #shadow of a doubt #strangers on a train #north by northwest #alfred hitchcock #oldhollywoodedit #mine: gifs #mine** #choo choo

[theonekierce]

finally did some arthur designs 👁👁

#malevolent #malevolent podcast #malevolent fanart #arthur lester #i havent decided yet if i wanna do a seperate john design or do the shadow figure thing #but anyway he :) #i kind of faceclaimed robert donat specifically in 39 steps but i wasnt aiming for a proper likeness just using it as vibes and reference #fdkfdfh im rly getting a lot of use out of the color pallette i saved for that ghost files poster lmao

[charlottenewtons]

The 39 Steps (1935) dir. Alfred Hitchcock

#the 39 steps #alfred hitchcock #oldhollywoodedit #classicfilmedit #filmedit #cinemaspast #classicfilmblr #classicfilmsource #blackandwhiteedit #my thing #more people handcuffed together in films please #if this doesn't post again i'm going to cry

[oldshrewsburyian]

I just saw The 39 Steps for the first time this evening. Would you recommend Buchan's book? Or any other films featuring Robert Donat? He's reminding me of Ronald Colman at certain angles, which is entirely down to you, as the only Colman film I've seen thus far is Champagne for Caesar.

Ahh, delightful! (Also hi and happy new year, friend!)

Would I recommend Buchan's book? To you, yes; it is a fun romp. It is also full of ideas about Englishness™ and Modern Technology™ and Simple But Wholesome Scottish Peasants™. Also gender. So as an artifact of its time and fun espionage caper, absolutely yes.

2. Would I recommend other films featuring Robert Donat? yes

The Ghost Goes West (1935). Is this film good? Probably not!! Did I love it when I was a small child? Absolutely yes. A ghost who lives in his ancestral Scottish castle (tm) travels with it when it is bought by an American millionaire. Hijinks ensue.

Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939). Is this film extremely sentimental? yes. Do I cry every time? Also yes. The book is my favorite, but I also love this adaptation. And Greer Garson, who is also in it.

Knight Without Armour (1937). Is this film good? Eh, possibly not. Is it dated? Extremely. Does it feature Robert Donat and Marlene Dietrich in a fraught situational romance? YES. Look, my sexuality is basically people with repressed feelings and good cheekbones, for which I blame 1930s films and novels.

...also I love knowing this about your Ronald Colman exposure via this blog, and am practically vibrating with zeal about recommending other Ronald Colman movies in addition to the delightful Champagne for Caesar, but that would be a digression.

P.S. I would also recommend the 2008 miniseries with Rupert Penry-Jones and Lydia Leonard, speaking of my thing for people with repressed feelings and good cheekbones.

#asks and answers #the 39 steps #john buchan #robert donat #goodbye mr. chips #the ghost goes west #knight without armour

[pinewood-to-hollywood]

Robert Donat as Richard Hannay in The 39 Steps (1935).

#robert donat #the 39 steps #hitchcock #1930s #british cinema

[elennemigo]

Benedict is been on hiatus but his new projects keep piling up! 😁

Not including The war magician, Rio, How to stop time, Rogue male, that seem to be dormant at the moment.

More info about these titles!

ERIC

TWSOHS*

TEWSF

MORNING

THE HOOD

39 STEPS

TBOFC *"

LONDONGRAD ***

(i apologized for any mistake made in this poll, i really tried not to😬)

Reblog and/or tag to reach more Benedict fans! 🤗

Thank you!! 💗

:))

#benedict cumberbatch #ERIC #the wonderful story of sugar henry #the end we start from #morning #the Hood #the 39 steps #the book of clarence #londongrad #polls #my polls #* probably not the final title #** not sure if this is the final title or Pins and Needles #*** i almost didn't include this one but seems is still in development so ... #i can't vote in my own poll but my vote would go to the 39 steps #☺️

[iamthepulta]

I decided to reread the 39 clues out of boredom and I saw a couple of your posts in the 39 clues tag and I agree with a lot of what you said. That series had such a hold on me when I was younger and it’s actually been fun to revisit it(even if it’s more chaotic than I remember lol). I also find myself being a lot more interested in the OG founders of the Cahills(Luke, Katherine, etc), because I feel like there’s so much potential for their stories xD

Sorry for taking forever to respond to this! I'm so glad you're loving them during your reread! And YES. The founders have had a death grip on me since forever! I still occasionally wonder about Thomas' must've-been-batshit-insane trip to Japan. Or Katherine in Egypt. And phew. Luke and Jane just live in my head rent free. There's so much to unpack with those two. So much to unpack.

I still think the Interim book between the original series and Vespers is one of my favorite books because we got those snippets of Olivia, Luke's, and Madeleine's characterization.

I'm suddenly wondering if the 39 Clues filled my initial hunger for fucked up family dynamics too, lol. Amy and Dan and the rest of the distant Cahills are fucked up family dynamics on lite mode: Amy and Dan? Tragic. Ian and Natalie? They're neat. The Holts? Supreme fuckery. The Starlings? God, I underappreciated the Starlings. Genius teenage triplets in a power-hungry world-domination clue hunt? That's SO good. I'm not even sure the limit of shit you can unpack with Alistair and Irina's Cold War dead-family baggage. But the OG Cahills? You can't top it. Four genius kids with unique talents who turn on each other after their parent(s) die in a tragic accident they think one of them set? My brain is on fire.

I would reread mine! I had pretty much the full set, but ended up giving my collection away to a friend's daughter. (Absolutely not hoping to make more 39C fans out of a new generation...)

#Thanks for telling me op!! <3 Maybe I'll see if I can grab the books at the library~ #I still think about rewriting Forgiveness as an actual Author who knows what I'm trying to say tbh. As a kid I was just brain-dumping #so the end is really bad. There's just so much THERE with the founders. And the boundary between fantasy and science #is so thin in the 39C you can easily mess with history. I think that's the other thing that captures me about the series. #If you just- take one step to the left it's so easy to find yourself in another Situation in another World. It's such a wonderful feeling. #39 Clues #39C