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Tag Archives: hitchcock
The Pervert’s Guide to Cinema (2006)
Director: Sophie Fiennes Writer: Slavoj Zizek
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2006, blue velvet, brian eno, cinema, david lynch, documentary, film, film history, filmmaking, guide, history, hitchcock, movies, pervert, philosopher, philosphy, psychoanalysis, psychoanalyst, slavoj zizek, sophie fiennes, the pervert's guide to cinema, vertigo
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The 39 Steps (1935)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock Writers: Charles Bennett and Ian Hay (Based on the novel by John Buchan)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review, Thriller
Tagged adaptation, alfred hitchcock, britain, british, canadian, charles bennett, comedy, criterion collection, drama, england, espionage, godfrey tearle, hitchcock, ian hay, information, john buchan, london, lucie mannheim, madeleine carroll, peggy ashcroft, robert donat, secret, spy, the 39 steps, thriller
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I Confess (1953)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock Writers: George Tabori and William Archibald (Based on a play by Paul Anthelme)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Review, Thriller
Tagged alfred hitchcock, anne baxter, brian aherne, church, confess, confession, crime, drama, george tabori, hitchcock, i confess, inspector, investigate, investigation, karl malden, montgomery clift, paul anthelme, police, priest, prime suspect, suspect, thriller, william archibald
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The Wrong Man (1956)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock Writers: Maxwell Anderson and Angus MacPhail (Story by Maxwell Anderson)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Review, Thriller
Tagged 1956, accused, alfred hitchcock, angus macphail, anthony quayle, crime, drama, film noir, henry fonda, hitchcock, innocent, insurance, jazz, maxwell anderson, murder, music, musician, mystery, new york, new york city, noir, nyc, the wrong man, thriller, vera miles, wrong man
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Suspicion (1941)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock Writers: Samson Raphaelson, Joan Harrison, & Alma Reville (Based on the novel “Before the Fact” by Anthony Berkeley)
Posted in Drama, Mystery, Review, Thriller
Tagged 1941, adaptation, alfred hitchcock, alma reville, anthony berkeley, before the fact, british, cary grant, cedric hardwicke, drama, english, gamble, gambler, hitchcock, honeymoon, joan fontaine, joan harrison, kill, love, marriage, married, murder, mystery, samson raphaelson, suspicion, thriller, train
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Foreign Correspondent (1940)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock Writers: Charles Bennett & Joan Harrison and James Hilton & Robert Benchley
Posted in Drama, Mystery, Review, Romance, Thriller
Tagged 1940, academy award, alfred hitchcock, assignment, ben hecht, britain, british, charles bennett, criterion collection, diplomat, drama, editor, england, foreign correspondent, george sanders, herbert marshall, hitchcock, james hilton, joan harrison, joel mccrea, journalism, journalist, laraine day, london, mystery, newspaper, reporter, robert benchley, romance, spies, spy, thriller, uk, war, world war 2, world war ii, wwII
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Psycho (1998)
Director: Gus Van Sant Writer: Joseph Stefano (Based on the novel by Robert Bloch)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1998, adaptation, alfred hitchcock, anne heche, arizona, bates, bates motel, brian grazer, chad everett, drama, embezzeler, gus van sant, hitchcock, horror, hotel, james remar, joseph stefano, julianne moore, marion crane, motel, murder, mystery, norman bates, philip baker hall, psycho, rance howard, remake, rita wilson, robert bloch, robert forster, shower, steal, thief, thriller, viggo mortensen, vince vaughn, william h. macy
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The Girl (2012)
Director: Julian Jarrold Writer: Gwyneth Hughes (Based on the book “Spellbound by Beauty” by Donald Spoto)
Posted in Drama, Horror, Romance, Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012, actress, alfred hitchcock, alma hitchcock, director, drama, hbo, hitch, hitchcock, horror, imelda staunton, julian jarrold, marnie, sienna miller, spellbound, the birds, the girl, thriller, tippi hedren, toby jones, true story
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