All Alfred Hitchcock
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Everything Hitchcock
Whenever I want to sit around and watch a movie, I almost always end up picking out one from my Hitchcock collection. This lens is devoted to anything and everything related to Hitchcock.
Biography and Filmography
- Alfred Hitchcock Biography
- Alfred Hitchcock Movies and Filmography
- Alfred Hitchcock Movies and Filmography.
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents TV Show - Alfred Hitchcock Presents Television Show - TV.com
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents TV Show, TV.com is your reference guide to Alfred Hitchcock Presents Show. Episode guide, photos, videos, cast and crew information, forums, reviews and more.
- Alfred Hitchcock Biography @ Filmbug
- Brain-Juice | Biography of Alfred Hitchcock
- Alfred Hitchcock
- by Ken Mogg - profile of Alfred Hitchcock
Hitchcock themes and film approaches
- Hitchcock Notes & Extras--Dr. Glen Johnson
- Hitchcock Notes and Extras
- Film Techniques of Alfred Hitchcock - suspense, camera angles, style, editing, basics
- Top 13 basic film techniques of Alfred Hitchcock. The audience is pulled in by eyes, camera, distractions, point of view, montage, simplicity, ironic characters, dual actions, and the MacGuffin.
Movie Analysis
- A Thematic Analysis Of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho
- Moralizing Uncertainty: Suspicion and Faith in Hitchcock's Suspicion
- The original ending shot for Suspicion
- Script excerpt, plus introduction, for the original ending of Hitchcock's film Suspicion.
- Scene Analysis: Alfred Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt--The Roadshow Version
- An analysis of the auction scene of North by Northwest
- Synoptique - The Construction of the Hitchcock Blonde in MARNIE (1964)
- SJodi Ramer offers a careful close analysis of extended sequences from Alfred Hitchock's Marnie (1964) to frame her discussion of the formal construction of the Hitchcock Blonde.
- Hitchcock's Rear Window: An Analysis of J.M. Hayes' Screenplay
- Alfred Hitchcock Movies - The Rest of Alfred Hitchcock
- A list of the best of Alfred Hitchcock's lesser known films.
Cameo Appearances
Can't find his appearance in a movie? Check this out....
See Cameo Appearances on YouTube
Alfred Hitchcock cameos
Here are some of Alfred Hitchcock cameos appearences combined with a dramatic soundtrack.
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Gallery, compiled by Dr. Glen Johnson
- Hitchcock gallery: stills
- Hitchcock Gallery: Stills from the films see also the Notes & Extras page Stills from: The 39 Steps, 1935 Sabotage, 1937 Young & Innocent, 1937 Shadow of a Doubt, 1943 Notorious, 1946 Strangers on a Train, 1950 I Confess, 1953 Rear Window, 1954 Vertigo, 1958 North by Northwest, and others.
Film Locations
Visit some of the locations where Hitchcock filmed
- "The Birds" and Bodega Bay
- After filming ?Shadow of A Doubt? in Santa Rosa in 1948, Alfred Hitchcock returned to Sonoma County in 1961 to find a remote coastal location for his next project ?The Birds.? He chose Bodega Bay, with surrounding bleak treeless hills, quiet fishing harbor and fog.
- McDonald Ave. in Santa Rosa - House Used in Alfred Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt
- The McDonald Ave. area is not only a historic district but it's also one of most prestige and charming neighborhoods in Santa Rosa. Four movies were filmed on this street, including "Scream," "Pollyanna" and Alfred Hitchcock's "Shadow of a Doubt," as well as its remake.
- Footsteps in the Fog - Alfred Hitchcock's San Francisco
- Footsteps in the Fog is a celebration of the San Francisco films of Alfred Hitchcock. The master director's familiarity with Northern California greatly influenced his decision to use Bay Area locations in several of his landmark motion pictures.
The MacGuffin
The MacGuffin (McGuffin, macguffin) was a key technique of Alfred Hitchcock's films, but what exactly was it?
- Alfred Hitchcock film techniques
- See how the McGuffin works in some of Hitchcock's films
- Alfred Hitchcock Scholars Meet Here! The 'MacGuffin' Web Page
- This site is an extension of our Alfred Hitchcock journal 'The MacGuffin', which is indexed by the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF) in Brussels, and by 'Film Literature Index', New York.
- The Motivation of the MacGuffin
- The MacGuffin is a technique utilized in movies first popularized in Alfred Hitchcock's suspense films. Hitchcock defined it as "The object around which the plot revolves."
Alfred Hitchcock movie trivia links
- House where Shadow of a Doubt was filmed
- Shadow of a Doubt was filmed in an actual house instead of a movie set due to rationing at war time.
- Rear Window trivia
- Trivia for Rear Window
- Psycho trivia
- Trivia for Psycho
- More trivia for Psycho
- More Psycho trivia
- North by Northwest trivia
- Trivia for North by Northwest
- Rope trivia
- Trivia for Rope
Quotes by the master....
- Alfred Hitchcock Quotes
- 45 quotes and quotations by Alfred Hitchcock
- Alfred Hitchcock Quotes - The Quotations Page
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents
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Alfred Hitchcock Short Stories
These are great if you only want a short read (or have a short attention span)!
Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazines
Books about Alfred Hitchcock
Read about the master of suspense
Books about Alfred Hitchcock movies
Hitchcock on eBay
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Hitchcock shirts, mugs, etc.
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YouTube Short Videos
Photo Series
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The 39 Steps
North by Northwest
The Lady Vanishes
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by denalibeads
I've been a collector of Alfred Hitchcock movies for more than 20 years. My favorites are anything in black and white, particularly Suspicion, Shadow...
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