in the film and the book the 39 steps,but where were the 39 steps?

Answer 1

in 1 film version, I think they were the steps down to the getaway boat on the river Thames.

Answer 2

Extract of the plot:-

At that point Hannay realises that the phrase "the thirty-nine steps" could refer to the landing-point in England from which the spy is about to set sail. Throughout the night Hannay and the United Kingdom's military leaders try to work out the meaning of the mysterious phrase.

After some reasoning worthy of Sherlock Holmes, and with the help of a knowledgeable coastguard, the group decide on a coastal town in Kent. They find a path down from the cliff that has thirty-nine steps.

Answer 3

The 39 steps was an organisation of spies. The best version of the film was the original black-and-one!

Answer 4

I thought 39 steps was the Spy Ring name. I like the Alfred Hitchcock version.

Answer 5

The Old Wembley stadium (London) the 39 steps had to be climbed in order to claim the winner's trophy.

Answer 6

I thought they were the steps leading to Big Bens clock tower, but I could be wrong. Isnt that where the story ends - with Richard Hannay hanging from the hands of the clock?

Answer 7

the steps in the statue of liberty

Answer 8

39 steps................the number of steps from my house to the pub :-) :-)

Answer 9

It was the blueprints and specs for a new military plane, I believe.

I LOVE that movie.

Answer 10

It wasn't a place it was an organisation if my memory serves me right!