| Saboteur (1942)
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| My Rating |
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8.0 |
| IMDb Rating |
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7.3 (2,552 votes) |
| Front Cover |
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| Plot |
| Aircraft factory worker Barry Kane goes on the run across the States when he is wrongly accused of starting a fire which killed his best friend. |
| Movie Details |
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| Genre |
Thriller |
| Country |
USA
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| Language |
English |
| Movie Release Date |
1942 |
| Running Time |
104 mins |
| Color |
Black And White |
| Audience Rating |
PG |
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| Personal Details |
| Index |
15 |
| Collection Status |
In Collection |
| Format |
DVD |
| Viewing Date |
2005 |
| Purchase Date |
2005 |
| Purchase Price |
19,00 zł |
| Condition |
Excellent |
| Store |
Allegro.pl |
| Seen Where |
Home |
| Location |
Birmingham |
| Owner |
Madzia & Wojtek |
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| Product Details |
| Release Date |
2004 |
| Edition |
The Hitchcock Collection |
| No. of Disks |
1 |
| Packaging |
Box Set |
| Region |
 Region 2 |
| Screen Ratio |
 1.33 (4:3) Full Frame |
| Layers |
Single Side, Dual Layer |
| Chapters |
18 |
| Audio Tracks |
 Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 - English |
| Subtitles |
Czech; English for the hearing impaired; Hungarian; Polish |
| DVD Options |
Interactive Menus
Scene Selection |
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Extra Features
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Making of "Saboteur: A Closer Look"
Storyboards
Hitchcock Sketches
Art Gallery
Theatrical Trailer |
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Fun Stuff
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Trivia: The shot of the ship on its side toward the end (when Fry looks out the cab window on his way to the Statue of Liberty) was an actual shot of the Normandie, which had capsized at its pier in New York in what turned out to be an actual act of sabotage. (But it was the Mafia, not the Nazis, that did it - they were hoping to convince the government to pay them to provide protection against Nazi sabotage. The US Navy wanted Alfred Hitchcock to delete it from the film, but he refused.) (more)
Goofs: Continuity: The close-up of the Soda City calendar shows a much heavier coating of spider webs than the previous shot. (more)
Quotes:
[Philip, a blind man, explains to Patricia why he believes Barry is innocent]
Phillip Martin: Don't you know I can see a great deal farther than you can? I can see intangible things. For example, innocence.
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Awards: 1 nomination (more)
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