Henri Langlois was, in many respects, the ultimate film fan. In 1936, at the age of 22, Langlois became (along with...
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2005
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2005
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The fourth season of the full-color Alfred Hitchcock Presents revival was also the series' third season on the USA Network --...
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Host (Stock Footage)
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1989
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Originally telecast on the USA cable network, season three of the color revival of Alfred Hitchcock Presents offers 24 new...
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Host (Stock Footage)
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1988
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Host (Stock Footage)
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1987
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NBC's 1985 revival of the classic suspense anthology Alfred Hitchcock Presents begins with the two-hour pilot episode, made...
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Host (Stock Footage)
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1985
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Hosted by the American Film Institute, this video is a tribute to career of James Stewart. Included are excerpts from:...
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1980
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Director, Producer
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1976
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This documentary video looks at the life and movies of this famous filmmaker. An interview with Hitchcock is also featured....
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1974
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Alfred Hitchcock entered the 1970s with his commercial reputation virtually in tatters, a far cry from his stature at the...
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Director, Producer
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1972
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Filmed on locations ranging from Denmark to the Universal backlot, Alfred Hitchcock's Topaz is based on a novel by Leon Uris....
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Director, Producer
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1969
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1969
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A double agent has to contend with enemies on both sides of the political fence as well as the woman he loves in this...
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Director, Producer
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1966
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Condemned as being a "disappointing" and "unworthy" Alfred Hitchcock effort at the time of its release, Marnie has since...
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Director, Producer
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1964
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Executive Producer, Host
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1964
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A rare glimpse into the mind of the notorious cagey master filmmaker, this documentary was shot on the set of...
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1964
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Executive Producer, Host
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1963
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The story begins as an innocuous romantic triangle involving wealthy, spoiled Melanie Daniels (Tippi Hedren), handsome Mitch...
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Director, Producer
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1963
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Director
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1962
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Executive Producer, Host
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1962
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Executive Producer, Host
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1961
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Director
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1961
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Inveterate gambler Sheridan (played by Ed Gardner of Duffy's Tavern fame) is convinced that his recent streak of luck is due...
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Director
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1961
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After five seasons on CBS' Sunday-night roster, the suspense anthology Alfred Hitchcock Presents moved to a new network, NBC,...
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Executive Producer, Host
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1960
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents moved from its familiar Sunday-night slot on CBS to a new Tuesday-night berth for rival network NBC...
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Director
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1960
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In 1960, Alfred Hitchcock was already famous as the screen's master of suspense (and perhaps the best-known film director in...
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Director, Producer
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1960
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Director
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1959
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This poignant playlet is based on a story by A.E.W. Mason, of The Four Feathers fame. After the death of her husband in a...
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Director
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1959
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While having lunch at the Plaza Hotel in New York, advertising executive Roger O. Thornhill (Cary Grant) has the bad luck to...
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Director, Producer
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1959
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One of the true classics of suspense fiction, Rupert Croft-Cooke's short story Banquo's Chair had been adapted for radio and...
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Director
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1959
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Executive Producer, Host
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1959
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Dismissed when first released, later heralded as one of director Alfred Hitchcock's finest films (and, according to...
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Director, Producer
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1958
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Director
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1958
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This classic Emmy-nominated episode stars Barbara Bel Geddes as Mary Maloney, the wife of philandering police chief Patrick...
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Director
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1958
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Roald Dahl's classic short story A Dip in the Pool has been dramatized numerous times on both radio and TV, though never more...
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Director
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1958
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Executive Producer, Host
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1958
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Director
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1957
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The third season of the suspense anthology Alfred Hitchcock Presents broke with tradition by opening up with an episode not...
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Executive Producer, Host
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1957
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Director
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1957
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Director
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1956
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Director Alfred Hitchcock lets us know from the outset that The Wrong Man is a painfully true story and not one of his...
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Director, Producer
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1956
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Executive Producer, Host
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1956
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The debate still rages as to whether Alfred Hitchcock's 1956 remake of The Man Who Knew Too Much is superior to his own...
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Director, Producer
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1956
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Director
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1956
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Domineering Hermione Carpenter (Isobel Elsom) wants to take a trip to America and then return home to home to England for...
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Director
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1956
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A jewel thief is at large on the Riviera, and all evidence points to retired cat burglar Cary Grant. Escaping the law, Grant...
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Director, Producer
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1955
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Executive Producer, Host
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1955
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The first major Hollywood film director to venture into the world of series television, Alfred Hitchcock hosted this...
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1955
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The trouble with Harry is that he's dead. The scene is a autumnal Vermont village, where a pre-Leave It to Beaver...
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Director, Producer
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1955
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Alfred Hitchcock's second directorial effort for his popular suspense anthology is one of the series' best ever episodes....
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Director
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1955
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Alfred Hitchcock himself directed the first half-hour episode of his long-running suspense anthology. Heading the cast of...
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Director
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1955
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Wealthy Walter Pelham (Tom Ewell) finds out that someone is going around impersonating him. Hoping to foil his "double,"...
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Director
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1955
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Based on the popular mystery play by Frederick Knott, Dial M For Murder is more talky and stagebound than most Hitchcock...
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Director, Producer
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1954
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Laid up with a broken leg, photojournalist L.B. Jeffries (James Stewart) is confined to his tiny, sweltering courtyard...
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Director, Producer
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1954
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Based on the turn-of-the-century play Our Two Consciences by Paul Anthelme, Hitchcock's I Confess is set in Quebec....
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Director, Producer
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1953
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Director, Producer
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1951
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Stage Fright toys with our notions of the dividing line between reality and artifice by being set in the London theatre...
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Director, Producer
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1950
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Director, Producer
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1949
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Director, Producer
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1948
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Based on a novel by Robert Hichens, The Paradine Case concerns Anna Paradine (Alida Valli), on trial for the murder of her...
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Director
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1947
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Director, Producer, Screen Story
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1946
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As Alfred Hitchcock's classic psychothriller opens, the staff of a posh mental asylum eagerly awaits the arrival of the new...
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Director
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1945
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A young Alfred Hitchcock made this propaganda film as an homage to the courageous members of the French Resistance as he...
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Director
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1944
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Alfred Hitchcock's particular contribution to the War effort consisted of two French-language short subjects, slated to be...
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Director
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1944
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Seeking a creative challenge after several years' worth of fairly elaborate melodramas, director Alfred Hitchcock stages all...
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Director
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1944
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Teresa Wright plays Charlie, a small-town high-schooler who enjoys a symbiotic relationship with her favorite uncle, also...
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Director
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1943
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1943
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Aircraft plant worker Robert Cummings is accused of sabotaging his factory and causing the death of a co-worker. Actually,...
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Director
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1942
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Director
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1941
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Wealthy, sheltered Joan Fontaine is swept off her feet by charming ne'er-do-well Cary Grant. Though warned that Grant is...
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Director, Producer
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1941
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Director
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1940
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Fourteen scriptwriters spent five years toiling over a movie adaptation of war correspondent Vincent Sheehan's...
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Director
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1940
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Alfred Hitchcock directed this disappointing misfire, memorable solely for the fact is that it is the final film from...
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Director
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1939
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Director
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1938
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As early as 1937's Young and Innocent, Alfred Hitchcock was beginning to repeat himself, but audiences didn't mind so long as...
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Director
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1937
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Based on the novels of W. Somerset Maugham, The Secret Agent is the second in a trilogy of Alfred Hitchcock spy movies (along...
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Director
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1936
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Oskar Homolka plays a London movie-theatre owner who maintains a secret life as a paid terrorist. Homolka's wife...
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Director
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1936
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This classic British thriller was one of Alfred Hitchcock's first major international successes, and it introduced a number...
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Director
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1935
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The first film version of The Man Who Knew too Much proved to be the international "breakthrough" film for British director...
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Director
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1934
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Anxious to finish off his contract with British International Pictures, Alfred Hitchcock agreed to direct Waltzes from...
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Director
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1933
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This early Hitchcock effort is a parody of the thriller genre about a transient (Leon M. Lion) who accidentally discovers the...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1932
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In this drama the owner of a flower shop falls in love with one of her patrons. Unfortunately, he is married to a shrewish...
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Producer
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1932
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Director, Screenwriter
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1931
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This atypical Alfred Hitchcock effort is a cautionary fable which lends credence to the old saw "Love flies out the door when...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1931
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In emulation of such "all-talking, all-singing, all-star" Hollywood extravaganzas as The Show of Shows and...
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Director
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1930
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Director, Screenwriter
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1930
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Director
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1930
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Alfred Hitchcock's second talkie was a surprisingly static adaptation of the Sean O'Casey stage drama Juno and the Paycock....
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Director, Screenwriter
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1930
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Although he was established as a master of suspense by 1929, Alfred Hitchcock was still under contract to British...
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Director
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1929
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Alfred Hitchcock's first sound film utilized the new sound technology in a rather creative way off-camera. Hitchcock's lead...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1929
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A wealthy man pretends he is bankrupt to teach his wayward daughter a lesson. An early, silent Hitchcock film which is...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1928
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Director
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1928
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Director, Screenwriter
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1928
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Released in Great Britain as The Mountain Eagle, Fear o' God was Alfred Hitchcock's second directorial effort, as well as his...
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Director
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1927
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While the silent The Lodger was not director Alfred Hitchcock's first film, it was the first to truly deserve the designation...
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Director
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1927
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After several collaborative efforts, Alfred Hitchcock made his solo directorial debut in the German-British co-production...
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Director
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1927
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Director, Screenwriter
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1927
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Downhill is an apt title for this disappointing Alfred Hitchcock silent feature. Ivor Novello plays the black sheep of a...
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Director
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1927
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In the early stages of his directing career, Alfred Hitchcock made a number of hackneyed studio films which barely resemble...
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Director
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1927
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Though no director was credited for Dangerous Virtue, it is known that Alfred Hitchcock edited the film and wrote the titles....
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Editor, Intertitle Writer
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1926
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Screenwriter
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1924
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Willful Nancy Brent (Betty Compson) is bored with life in the country so she runs away. Her father (A.B. Imeson) goes looking...
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Art Director, Assistant Director, Editor, Screenwriter
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1924
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Alfred Hitchcock provided the screenplay for this drama about marital discord between the aristocrat Adrian St. Clair...
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Screenwriter
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1924
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