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Monthly Archives: February 2012
VERTIGO, The Alternative Ending
When Vertigo was released in Europe in 1958, it contained an ending with an additional scene inserted. According to most accounts, Hitchcock provided this extended ending in order to satisfy a foreign censorship committee that apparently would not accept onscreen … Continue reading
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Obsessed with Vertigo
In 1997 American Movie Classics produced the original documentary, Obsessed with Vertigo, a fascinating look at the history of the Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece and its dazzling 1996 restoration. Two of the films stars, Kim Novak and Barbara Bel Geddes, appear … Continue reading
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