Number 17 with Léon M. Lion: DVD Cover

    Number 17 Director: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Léon M. Lion, Anne Grey, Donald Calthrop, John Stuart

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    • DVD Release Date: 03/29/2005
    • Original Release: 1932
    • Rating: Not Rated

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    Features

    Biographies; Filmogaphies; Photo gallery; Interactive menus; Jump to scene; Dolby Sound; PC/Mac Compatible

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    2. Chapter 1 [1:06]
    3. Chapter 2 [2:57]
    4. Chapter 3 [3:04]
    5. Chapter 4 [2:22]
    6. Chapter 5 [2:37]
    7. Chapter 6 [2:19]
    8. Chapter 7 [6:27]
    9. Chapter 8 [3:06]
    10. Chapter 9 [3:51]
    11. Chapter 10 [3:15]
    12. Chapter 11 [5:02]
    13. Chapter 12 [9:26]

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    Editorial Reviews

    This early Hitchcock effort is a parody of the thriller genre about a transient (Leon M. Lion) who accidentally discovers the hideout of a gang of jewel thieves. Jason Ankeny, All Movie Guide

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    April 03, 2003: Though this movie is an early product of Hitchcock's he proves to me his ability to master light as a means to move your emotions & stoke your fears. Our 5 year old went ape-wild when he saw the shadow of hands moving across the wall! Not to mention the hand hanging over the balcony. I gave it only 4 stars simply because the British dialogue is hard to follow at times. Reguardless of that, a great early Hitchcock movie!

    This review was written about the DVD Black & White / Dolby 5.1 edition.