No. Cinquième colonne (1942) has an original screenplay. Sabotage (1936) has a screenplay based on Joseph Conrad's novel, The Secret Agent. The stories of these two Hitchcock films are unrelated.
Incidentally, Secret Agent (1936) is a 1936 Hitchcock film with a screenplay based on W. Somerset Maugham's novel, Ashenden. It has nothing to do with Joseph Conrad's novel or Sabotage.
Saboteur is one of Hitchcock's "wrong man" pictures, in which the protagonist is falsely accused of a crime. It is especially similar to one of his earlier British films, Les 39 marches (1935). Each film features a "wrong man" burdened with a blonde who refuses to believe he is innocent. Both films have the motif of the hero fleeing in handcuffs; and the difficulties this situation creates. In "The 39 Steps" hero & heroine are even handcuffed together.
Incidentally, Secret Agent (1936) is a 1936 Hitchcock film with a screenplay based on W. Somerset Maugham's novel, Ashenden. It has nothing to do with Joseph Conrad's novel or Sabotage.
Saboteur is one of Hitchcock's "wrong man" pictures, in which the protagonist is falsely accused of a crime. It is especially similar to one of his earlier British films, Les 39 marches (1935). Each film features a "wrong man" burdened with a blonde who refuses to believe he is innocent. Both films have the motif of the hero fleeing in handcuffs; and the difficulties this situation creates. In "The 39 Steps" hero & heroine are even handcuffed together.
Chicago Tribune, January 7, 1942, p. 19:
LOOKING AT HOLLYWOOD
by
John Chapman
. . . . Alfred Hitchcock sent for Elisha Cook Jr. to talk over an important role in "Saboteur," but when Elisha arrived the next day Hitch said: "It's all off. I'm sorry to say. I saw you in the "Maltese Falcon" last night and if I used you you'd be a dead giveaway for my plot.
LOOKING AT HOLLYWOOD
by
John Chapman
. . . . Alfred Hitchcock sent for Elisha Cook Jr. to talk over an important role in "Saboteur," but when Elisha arrived the next day Hitch said: "It's all off. I'm sorry to say. I saw you in the "Maltese Falcon" last night and if I used you you'd be a dead giveaway for my plot.
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- How long is Saboteur?1 hour and 49 minutes
- When was Saboteur released?April 24, 1942
- What is the IMDb rating of Saboteur?7.1 out of 10
- Who stars in Saboteur?
- Who wrote Saboteur?
- Who directed Saboteur?
- Who was the composer for Saboteur?
- Who was the producer of Saboteur?
- Who was the cinematographer for Saboteur?
- Who was the editor of Saboteur?
- Who are the characters in Saboteur?Pat Martin, Barry Kane, Charles Tobin, Freeman, Neilson, Fry, Mrs. Sutton, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Mason, Robert, and others
- What is the plot of Saboteur?A young man accused of sabotage goes on the run to prove his innocence.
- What was the budget for Saboteur?780,000
- How much did Saboteur earn at the worldwide box office?$110
- What is Saboteur rated?Passed
- What genre is Saboteur?Drama, Thriller, and War
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