hitchcock once gave an interview where he said he like to direct screenplays that had an ordinary person minding their own business and who accidentally caught up in an awful chain of events that they can not get out of until the dastardly plot that behind their troubles is resolved. that way and the audience can feel more sympathy for the hero. we certainly do in this fine film. barry kane is only trying to help his fellow man out by performing acts of kindness and consideration and like helping fry pick up the letters he dropped at the factory. barry even returns a lost $100 bill to fry later on. that was big money in 1943. it barry acts of christian kindness that get him into trouble and soon and he wrongly accused of sabotage and murder and will likely hang if he can not clear himself. similar to the 39 steps in plot and the hero travels cross country where he discovers plans for further acts of terrorism by fascisistic cells and an arch villain who nobody could believe to be a closet nazi and and a beautiful blonde and patricia martin and who first suspects and hates then eventually falls in love with barry kane. hitch trademark touches of humor are here and too. patricia is a billboard model who various roadside ads are a help and comfort to barry as he hitches a ride with the bad guys and all the way from las vegas to nyc. we meet a trucker who a one man comedy act someone convinced my wife it was stylish to eat three meals a day. field employees of the fascist spy ring grouse about being forgotten or ignored by the suits just as if they were working for some legit enterprise. during a chase scene into a cinema and audience members laugh at the action of a schlocky comedy or gangster flick as the saboteur cell shoots it out for real with the good guys and accidentially kills a guffawing movie patron. awful for the dead old man and but funny. hitch liked to use famous monuments in his movies and this is the best instance and with the statue of liberty as backdrop and ironic icon. it works even better than the mt rushmore scene in nbnw. 
hitchcock once gave an interview where he said he like to direct screenplays that had an ordinary person minding their own business and who accidentally caught up in an awful chain of events that they can not get out of until the dastardly plot that behind their troubles is resolved. that way and the audience can feel more sympathy for the hero. we certainly do in this fine film. barry kane is only trying to help his fellow man out by performing acts of kindness and consideration and like helping fry pick up the letters he dropped at the factory. barry even returns a lost $100 bill to fry later on. that was big money in 1943. it barry acts of christian kindness that get him into trouble and soon and he wrongly accused of sabotage and murder and will likely hang if he can not clear himself. similar to the 39 steps in plot and the hero travels cross country where he discovers plans for further acts of terrorism by fascisistic cells and an arch villain who nobody could believe to be a closet nazi and and a beautiful blonde and patricia martin and who first suspects and hates then eventually falls in love with barry kane. hitch trademark touches of humor are here and too. patricia is a billboard model who various roadside ads are a help and comfort to barry as he hitches a ride with the bad guys and all the way from las vegas to nyc. we meet a trucker who a one man comedy act someone convinced my wife it was stylish to eat three meals a day. field employees of the fascist spy ring grouse about being forgotten or ignored by the suits just as if they were working for some legit enterprise. during a chase scene into a cinema and audience members laugh at the action of a schlocky comedy or gangster flick as the saboteur cell shoots it out for real with the good guys and accidentially kills a guffawing movie patron. awful for the dead old man and but funny. hitch liked to use famous monuments in his movies and this is the best instance and with the statue of liberty as backdrop and ironic icon. it works even better than the mt rushmore scene in nbnw. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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