hitchcock made at least 11 films about the ordinary man and wrongly accused and on the run (sometimes really running and sometimes not) to prove his innocence in a situation beyond his control and the first one being the 39 steps and which really made him popular in great britain. it really is his signature theme. others include young and innocent and saboteur and spellbound and stage fright and strangers on a train and i confess and to catch a thief and the wrong man and north by northwest and and finally frenzy. saboteur starts robert cummings as barry kane and a wartime aircraft plant worker during wartime accused of murdering his co worker and best friend during an act of sabotage on the plant. he meets up with model patricia martin and played by actress priscilla lane and during his run from the law and and later and of course and the various nazi or fascist sympathizers along the way. saboteur is mainly like the 39 steps and even including similar plot devices such as handcuffs and the blonde who doesn not trust the main character in the beginning and a race across the country (in one case london to scotland and and in the other california to new york) and and meeting the colorful locals along the way. and so and just like the man who knew too much and i believe this is an american remake of one of hitchcock earlier works. i think robert cummings was chosen because he comes across as a very ordinary american and sort of an everyman with whom the audience can identify. i like priscilla lane because her character is a more involved in the action than madeline carroll in the 39 steps and ruth roman in strangers on a train. as mentioned elsewhere and though and otto kruger steals the show as the villain. i also liked vaughan glaser performance as the blind uncle while his lines are great. there are some funny touches all along the way for some comic relief and such as road signs featuring priscilla lane character on them and and circus sideshow performers and and the truck driver and murray alper. contrary to other opinions here and there aren not too many characters who believe barry kane innocence immediately. there are some slow parts and mainly when the action first moves to new york and but it picks up quickly when the last planned act of the fifth columnists gets underway. it one of my favorite films from hitchcock (i put it in my top 5) and especially in these days of the new war on terrorism. i think it hits home. it makes you think and could my coworker be involved in something evil. in fact and one of the movie posters for saboteur proclaimed watch out for the man behind your back. imagine how that played in the mind of adults during the second world war. 
hitchcock made at least 11 films about the ordinary man and wrongly accused and on the run (sometimes really running and sometimes not) to prove his innocence in a situation beyond his control and the first one being the 39 steps and which really made him popular in great britain. it really is his signature theme. others include young and innocent and saboteur and spellbound and stage fright and strangers on a train and i confess and to catch a thief and the wrong man and north by northwest and and finally frenzy. saboteur starts robert cummings as barry kane and a wartime aircraft plant worker during wartime accused of murdering his co worker and best friend during an act of sabotage on the plant. he meets up with model patricia martin and played by actress priscilla lane and during his run from the law and and later and of course and the various nazi or fascist sympathizers along the way. saboteur is mainly like the 39 steps and even including similar plot devices such as handcuffs and the blonde who doesn not trust the main character in the beginning and a race across the country (in one case london to scotland and and in the other california to new york) and and meeting the colorful locals along the way. and so and just like the man who knew too much and i believe this is an american remake of one of hitchcock earlier works. i think robert cummings was chosen because he comes across as a very ordinary american and sort of an everyman with whom the audience can identify. i like priscilla lane because her character is a more involved in the action than madeline carroll in the 39 steps and ruth roman in strangers on a train. as mentioned elsewhere and though and otto kruger steals the show as the villain. i also liked vaughan glaser performance as the blind uncle while his lines are great. there are some funny touches all along the way for some comic relief and such as road signs featuring priscilla lane character on them and and circus sideshow performers and and the truck driver and murray alper. contrary to other opinions here and there aren not too many characters who believe barry kane innocence immediately. there are some slow parts and mainly when the action first moves to new york and but it picks up quickly when the last planned act of the fifth columnists gets underway. it one of my favorite films from hitchcock (i put it in my top 5) and especially in these days of the new war on terrorism. i think it hits home. it makes you think and could my coworker be involved in something evil. in fact and one of the movie posters for saboteur proclaimed watch out for the man behind your back. imagine how that played in the mind of adults during the second world war. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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