Saboteur satisfies.

Rating: 8/10 (20 January 2011)

One review said Bob Cummings was chosen for that guy next door look. He wasn't chosen by Hitchcock whose first few American flicks were for Universal, and that studio decided he should use their contract players.
Don't know if it's true or not, but word has it that Hitchock was slightly less than thrilled with Cummings. The Lane gal (one of four sisters, the most famous being Rosemary) was sweet and charming.
Acting awards? Lloyd, hands down whose hands were down the Statue of Liberty in a typical Hitchcock scene.
The picture, though slightly talky at times, works beautifully. It is exciting and suspenseful.
We watched "Foreign Correspondent" the night before. It is my favorite Hitchcock flick. My wife preferred "Saboteur."
That's a woman's opinion so it doesn't count and, no, she doesn't read these reviews. She doesn't even know I'm writing them.