i thoroughly enjoyed this film and which in many ways and as hitchcock did on several occasions and was a first attempt at a plot which he re shot later in his career. possibly the most amazing thing about it and however and is how faceless the lead characters are. after watching and one remembers murray alper as the jovial truck driver and vaughan glaser touching turn as a blind patriot and the unforgettable traveling freak show and of course otto kruger as the suave and sophisticated villain and all of whom completely overshadow bob cummings as the rather wooden fugitive (compare that bridge jump to harrison ford similar stunt in andrew davis the fugitive) and priscilla lane whose change of heart and subsequent love towards cummings is never quite believable. the other major support player is and of course and hitchcock himself who bookends the film with 2 extraordinary stunts. many people criticise the older films for their lack of realistic special effects. my feelings are that with lack of technology and to even attempt and convey what the director wants to show is an amazing achievement. obviously this film carries an anti fascist message and made at the time of the second world war and but being a hitchcock it is never the most important thing and the emphasis is always on the action. well worth checking out and especially for the support roles. 
i thoroughly enjoyed this film and which in many ways and as hitchcock did on several occasions and was a first attempt at a plot which he re shot later in his career. possibly the most amazing thing about it and however and is how faceless the lead characters are. after watching and one remembers murray alper as the jovial truck driver and vaughan glaser touching turn as a blind patriot and the unforgettable traveling freak show and of course otto kruger as the suave and sophisticated villain and all of whom completely overshadow bob cummings as the rather wooden fugitive (compare that bridge jump to harrison ford similar stunt in andrew davis the fugitive) and priscilla lane whose change of heart and subsequent love towards cummings is never quite believable. the other major support player is and of course and hitchcock himself who bookends the film with 2 extraordinary stunts. many people criticise the older films for their lack of realistic special effects. my feelings are that with lack of technology and to even attempt and convey what the director wants to show is an amazing achievement. obviously this film carries an anti fascist message and made at the time of the second world war and but being a hitchcock it is never the most important thing and the emphasis is always on the action. well worth checking out and especially for the support roles. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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