Young person and innocent

Jeune and innocent ( Innocent Young and ) is an English film of 1937 carried out by Alfred Hitchcock.

Synopsis

A young writer is identified like the murderer of his former boyfriend and actress of which he discovered the body. In order to prove by him even its innocence, it flees involving in its escape the girl of a policeman…

Data sheet

  • original Title: Innocent Young and
  • Realization: Alfred Hitchcock
  • Scenario: Charles Bennett and Alma Reville, according to the novel of Joséphine Trey: has Shilling for Candles .
  • Photography: Bernard Knowles
  • Assembly: Charles Frend
  • Music: Louis Levy
  • Production: Edward Black for Gainsborough Pictures and Gaumont British
  • Kind: police officer, continuation
  • Lasted: 80 minutes
  • Format: Black and white
  • Filmed with the studios File Grove and Pinewood
  • Left: November 1937 (the United Kingdom), February 17th 1937 (the USA),

Distribution

  • Derrick of Marney: Robert Tisdall

  • Nova Pilbeam: Erica Burgoyne
  • Percy Marmont : the colonel Burgoyne
  • Edward Rigby: the old man Will
  • Mary Clare: the aunt d' Erica
  • John Longden: Kent
  • Georges Curzon: Guy
  • Basil Radford: the uncle Basil
  • Pamela Carmelite friar: Christine Clay
  • George Merrit: sergeant detective Miller
  • J.H. Roberts: Henry Briggs
  • Jerry Verno: conducting of truck to the coffee Tom' S Hat
  • H.F. Maltby: sergeant of police force Ruddock
  • John Miller: policeman

Around film

  • New illustration of the topic of innocent in mare shown wrongly expensive with Hitchcock, the film of an invoice close to that of the 39 Steps is worth particularly for its final purely Hitchcokien whose process of setting in scene will be included in Connected the .
  • the dolly which leaves the ballroom to the eyes of the musician required two days of repetition, as well as the largest crane of England.
  • With the strict intention of the people having seen film, the title of the piece which opens this one as well as the final scene is The drummer man . Particularly during the English period, the choice of the preexistent pieces is often not left randomly.
  • Caméo : outside the law courts, a camera with the hand.

External bonds

  • '' Young and Innocent '' on Internet Movie Database
  • '' Jeune and innocent '' on Allociné

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