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his revolutionary methods of directing, and how he changed suspense directing in todays modern world.
And was nicknamed the "Master of Suspense" for employing a kind of psychological suspense in his films, producing a distinct viewer experience.
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What was Alfred Hitchcocks profession?
He was a filmmaker.
Which of these actors was not in Alfred Hitchcocks lifeboat?
Bette Davis.
How did Alfred Hitchcocks father die?
He died of chronic emphysema and kidney disease
Which fairground ride provides the climax to Alfred Hitchcocks Strangers on a Train?
A Merry-Go-Round
Who played the title role in Alfred Hitchcocks Rebecca?
Nobody. Though the plot revolves around her, the character is deceased.
What is Alfred Hitchcocks name?
Alfred Joseph Hitchcock
What was Alfred Hitchcocks profession?
He was a filmmaker.
Is vera miles Alfred Hitchcocks sister?
No.
What was Alfred Hitchcocks time period?
1940's
Which of these actors was not in Alfred Hitchcocks lifeboat?
Bette Davis.
What was Alfred Hitchcocks relationship status?
Afred was married on 1926 to Alma Reville.
How did Alfred Hitchcocks father die?
He died of chronic emphysema and kidney disease
Which fairground ride provides the climax to Alfred Hitchcocks Strangers on a Train?
A Merry-Go-Round
Who played the title role in Alfred Hitchcocks Rebecca?
Nobody. Though the plot revolves around her, the character is deceased.
In Alfred Hitchcocks classic film Psycho what color dress did his Mother wear?
Phycho was filmed in black and white, so the color looked dark gray.
What is Alfred Hitchcocks first horror movie?
He only made two films commonly categorized as horror films: 1960's Psycho and 1963's The Birds.
Who plays george caplan in Alfred Hitchcocks film?
George Kaplan , was the A Madison Avenue advertising executive, Roger Thornhill (Cary Grant), who was mistaken for a government agent named George Kaplan, in the Alfred Hitchcock film, "North by Northwest".
