Number Seventeen (1932)

director	Alfred Hitchcock
producer	John Maxwell & Leon M. Lion
writers	Alma Reville Rodney Ackland Alfred Hitchcock
story by	J. Jefferson Farjeon (play)
starring	John Stuart Anne Grey Leon M. Lion Donald Calthrop
cinematographers	Jack E. Cox Bryan Langley
editor	A.C. Hammond
running time	64 minutes (BBFC)
colour	black & white
sound mix	mono
aspect ratio	1.33:1
studio	British International Pictures
availability	DVD
film-2026 (add your rating)

Synopsis

Detective Gilbert is searching for a necklace robbed by a gang of thieves. In the beginning, the gang is in a house in London, then they are running away from police. It will not be easy for the detective to recover the jewel.

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See Also...

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• 1000 Frames of Number Seventeen (1932)
• Articles about Number Seventeen (1932)
• Web links to information, articles, reviews, etc

DVD Releases

released in 2008

A l'Est de Shanghaï (1931) / Numéro 17 (1932) - Studio Canal (France, 2008) R2 PAL 1.33:1

released in 2007

	Nummer Siebzehn (1932) - AmCo Tonträger (Germany, 2007) PAL 1.33:1
	Number Seventeen (1932) - Optimum Releasing (UK, 2007) - part of a box set PAL 1.33:1

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Film Frames

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Themes

• the MacGuffin - a jeweled necklace
• tramps - Ben
• Stairs - the early scenes of the film are set on a stairway.
• the Hitchcock cameo - passenger on the bus (unconfirmed)
  

Cast and Crew

Directed by:

• Alfred Hitchcock
• Frank Mills - assistant director

Starring:

• Leon M Lion - Ben
• Anne Grey - Nora, the Girl
• John Stuart - Barton, the Detective
• Donald Calthrop - Brant
• Barry Jones - Henry Doyle
• Ann Casson - Rose Ackroyd
• Henry Caine - Mr Ackroyd
• Garry Marsh - Sheldrake
• Herbert Langley - The Guard on Train

Produced by:

• Leon M Lion
• John Maxwell

Written by:

• Joseph Jefferson Farjeon - original play
• Rodney Ackland - scenario
• Alfred Hitchcock - scenario
• Alma Reville - scenario

Photographed by:

• Jack E Cox
• Bryan Langley

Edited by:

• A C Hammond

Music by:

• Adolph Hallis