Number Seventeen

Number Seventeen is a 1932 British crime drama film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The screenplay was written by Alma Reville, Rodney Ackland, Alfred Hitchcock, and Joseph Jefferson Farjeon. Produced by John Maxwell for Associated British Picture Corporation and British International Pictures, the black-and-white movie was distributed by Associated British Picture Corporation and Netflix. It was released in the United Kingdom on January 1, 1932, July 18, 1932, and November 7, 1932.

The narrative is set in London and features cast members John Stuart, Anne Grey, Donald Calthrop, and Barry Jones. Cinematography was handled by Jack E. Cox. The film runs between 63 and 66 minutes and includes keywords such as black and white, runaway train, macguffin, stolen necklace, and runaway bus. It is available via video on demand through providers including Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads, and Shout! Factory Amazon Channel.

Critical reception includes a review score of 6.4 out of 10 and 73 percent, alongside a TMDb vote average of 5.484 and an IMDb rating of 5.6. The work has been assessed under the Bechdel test. Its tagline describes it as "A great play. A great novel. And a greater film."