Almost all of them. He appeared in every movie that he made from The Lodger (1927) onwards, with the exception of the 1936 film Sabotage . Showing up in his own movies was Hitchcock's trademark, more recently emulated by M. Night Shyamalan.
Hitchcock did not appear in his first four films: Number 13 (1922), Always Tell Your Wife (1923), The Pleasure Garden (1925) and Fear o' God aka The Mountain Eagle (1926). You could say that the first two don't really count, though, as Number 13 was never finished, and his directorial role in Always Tell Your Wife is uncredited.
His next film, The Lodger (1927), was the first one he appeared in, and he appeared in every movie he made from then on, with the exception of Sabotage (1936).
Everything he directed from Rope in 1949 to Family Plot in 1976
Almost always at the beginning of his films.
Alfred Hitchcock usually made cameo appearances in his films. Two examples are 'The Birds', and 'Psycho'.
Hitchcock appeared in 39 of his 52 films. Below is a link to those films.
Alfred Hitchcock makes one of his typical cameo appearances early in the movie at the pet shop where he is seen walking a couple of terriers.
Alfred Hitchcock
This is one of the few films directed by Hitchcock in which he does not make a cameo.
Alfred Hitchcock
Psycho
Alfred Hitchcock makes one of his typical cameo appearances early in the movie at the pet shop where he is seen walking a couple of terriers.
A cameo can be a small broach. It also refers to a small part by someone in a film. Alfred Hitchcock was well known for cameo appearances in his own films
Alfred Hitchcock
No, he did not.
This is one of the few films directed by Hitchcock in which he does not make a cameo.
Alfred Hitchcock
We see Alfred Hitchcock make a cameo appearance as a pedestrian walking past the murder victim's house in the director's 1930 film Murder!
Psycho
Psycho
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
He made the first of his trademark cameo appearances in his movie The Lodger (1927) -- he plays an extra in the newspaper office -- and he appeared in every single film he directed after that as well.So, any movie he made before The Lodger -- as well as all the millions of movies out there that he never had anything to do with -- is a movie that Alfred Hitchcock is not in.
After The Lodger, Hitchcock has a cameo in almost all his films, including this one.