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Who Is Better Stanley Kubrick Or Alfred Hitchcock?
The Two Are Legends And Two Of The Greatest Directors In The History Of Cinema , But I Think Kubrick Is Better . . .
Which director is credited with largely setting the stage for what you think of as the modern film director?
George II, duke of Saxe Meiningen
What Alfred Hitchcock episode had a woman kill her husband and then cook him?
I think you may be thinking of "Lamb to the Slaughter," where a woman kills her husband by hitting him over the head with a frozen leg of lamb. She then serves the lamb to the policemen investigating, effectively getting rid of the murder weapon. So she isn't serving her husband to the cops, just the murder weapon. It is not Hitchcock but from Roald Dahl's 'Tales of the Unexpected'.
When did Alfred Hitchcock enter into public domain?
I don't think any of his stuff is pd. Search pd movies & anything pd is on archives site for free download.
What did Norman Bates do to his mother in the movie Psycho?
This was inspired by what Alfred Hitchcock's mother used to make him do as a child.
Who starred in the film The Birds?
Idon't know, but I think they are cute or ethier funny.
Who was the killer in the movie the lodger?
Alfred Hitchcock based the killer on Jack The Ripper, and because the Ripper was never caught, I don't think Hitchcock would have revealed his serial killer either.
Who Is Better Stanley Kubrick Or Alfred Hitchcock?
The Two Are Legends And Two Of The Greatest Directors In The History Of Cinema , But I Think Kubrick Is Better . . .
Which director is credited with largely setting the stage for what you think of as the modern film director?
George II, duke of Saxe Meiningen
What Alfred Hitchcock episode had a woman kill her husband and then cook him?
I think you may be thinking of "Lamb to the Slaughter," where a woman kills her husband by hitting him over the head with a frozen leg of lamb. She then serves the lamb to the policemen investigating, effectively getting rid of the murder weapon. So she isn't serving her husband to the cops, just the murder weapon. It is not Hitchcock but from Roald Dahl's 'Tales of the Unexpected'.
When did Alfred Hitchcock enter into public domain?
I don't think any of his stuff is pd. Search pd movies & anything pd is on archives site for free download.
What did Norman Bates do to his mother in the movie Psycho?
This was inspired by what Alfred Hitchcock's mother used to make him do as a child.
Is actor Michael Hitchcock married?
yes, i think he is
Which decade was Alfred Hitchcock most productive?
I think that the years he was most productive in were the twenties and thirties, but most people say his best years were from the fifties to the mid-sixties, from about "Strangers on a Train" to "Marnie". (Think of the films in the middle: "Rear Window", "To Catch a Thief", "Vertigo", "North by Northwest", "Psycho", and "The Birds".)
A feeling of growing tension in a story is also called?
suspense i think
What is suspense drama?
Now, this is just a guess, but I think that it might be drama that is suspenseful.
How did the authors keep the suspense in the story after twenty years?
I think that this is bologna
