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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Essential Reading for Hitchcock Fans
Steven DeRosa, author of Writing with Hitchcock, offers an in-depth look into the partnership between Alfred Hitchcock and his most frequent screenwriting collaborator, John Michael Hayes, recommends what he considers the essential references on Hitchcock. A month-long tribute to Hitchcock’s … Continue reading
James Stewart on Working with Hitchcock, 1984
In this video clip from 1984 – by way of VintageEuro TV from the Fench cult program “Cinema Cinemas” – actor James Stewart talks about first meeting and later working with Alfred Hitchcock. The interview is in English and begins … Continue reading
A Tour of San Francisco Locations Featured in VERTIGO
In 2009, il gattapardo, a fan of Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo, toured many of the San Francisco sites featured in the film (the inclusion of Bernard Herrmann’s score makes this clip especially evocative): Vertigo fans who visit San Francisco might be … Continue reading
Director William Friedkin: Just watch the films of Alfred Hitchcock, that’s all you need to know about how to make films…
William Friedkin, Oscar-winning director of The French Connection, also Oscar-nominated for The Exorcist, considers the magnitude of Alfred Hitchcock and Vertigo in this clip from the American Film Institute: A month-long tribute to Vertigo is in progress now at The … Continue reading
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