Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock was born on August 13, 1899

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - 1985 Hippocritic Oath 3-7 was released on:

USA: 19 March 1988

Although Hitchcock rarely did any writing, he was involved in the process including the small details.

He was nominated for the Oscar 5 times for Best Director, and never won. He was nominated for 8 DGA (Director Guild Awards). He was nominated for 2 Emmys. Three of his movies were accepted to the Cannes film festival competition. He was nominated for 1 Golden Globe award as Best Director (for Frenzy, of all movies!) and won for Best TV Show.

He was rumored to not have a belly button.

there is no actress because there is no visual representation of Rebecca. we only get our information about Rebecca through other characters. Her character never once appears on screen so no point in hiring an actress for her :P

Dr. Cyclops

"The 7th Voyage of Sinbad" (1958)

He is on the train to Santa Rosa, playing cards with his back to the camera.

If you count television episodes, the answer is Patricia Hitchcock, Alfred Hitchcock's daughter. She appeared in three films and ten episodes of Alfred Hitchcock presents.

If you are just counting movies, the answer is Clare Greet. She had speaking roles in eight Hitchcock films:

Number 13 - 1922

The Ring - 1927

The Manxman = 1929

Murder! - 1930

The Man Who Knew Too Much - 1934

Sabotage - 1936

Jamaica Inn - 1939

Lord Camber's Ladies (produced by Hitchcock) - 1932

If you are talking about lead actresses only, Grace Kelly and Ingrid Bergman each starred in three Hitchcock films. Grace Kelly starred in To Catch A Thief, Rear Window, and Dial M For Murder. Ingrid Bergman starred in Spellbound, Notorious, and Under Capricorn.

He crosses the top of a staircase in the 1953 movie 'I Confess.'

Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" debuted in 1960.

It's true, Hitchcock gave voice to the shark in the Jaws ride at Universal Studios Theme Park.

Alfred Hitchcock never won an Osacr. Rebecca (1940) is the only movie he directed that won Best Picture. However, he was not a producer, so he didn't receive an Oscar, and he lost the Best Director that year to John Ford.

As is traditional in almost all of his films, Alfred Hitchcock makes a brief cameo in the movie "The Man Who Knew Too Much" starring James Stewart and Doris Day. He can be seen 25 minutes, 42 seconds into the film, standing in the middle of a crowd watching performing acrobats in a Moroccan marketplace. The scene occurs right before the character of Louis Bernard is killed by an assassin.

Hitchcock actually got his start in the film industry in 1920 when he got a job as a title designer with a film studio in London. He designed the titles for all films produced by the studio over the next three years.

The first film he directed in the US was Rebecca.

'The Man Who Knew Too Much' first in 1934 and again in 1956.

Karen Black played Fran in Family Plot (1976), Alfred Hitchcock's last movie.

Alfred Hitchcock was born a subject of the United Kingdom, and became a citizen of the United States in 1956. Take your pick.

While giving his show Mr. Memory is asked by fugitive Richard Hannay: "What are the 39 Steps?" Mr. Memory begins to answer by saying "[t]he 39 Steps is an organization of spies", and is shot by the spymaster, who then leaps onto the stage and is immediately captured. Mr. Memory, who is barely alive, asks if he can answer the question and proceeds to reveal the complex secrets of the weaponry he memorized. He dies on the stage and Hannay and Pamela hold hands as the camera recedes.

James Stewart stars in four Hitchcock movies

Rope (1948)

Rear Window (1954)

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)

Vertigo (1958)

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - 1955 The Twelve Hour Caper - 7.34 was released on:

USA: 29 May 1962

He had several which became themes in some of his movies. Hitchcock's fear of heights (altophobia) was obvious in his film Vertigo. He also had a fear of eggs (ovophobia). Hitch had a life-long fear of police (politiaphobia). This fear is played out in his movie Psycho when the character Marion (played by Janet Leigh) is questioned and then followed by a suspicious police officer. This went along with his fear of being falsely accused of a crime which was the theme of his movie Frenzy.

He died of Kidney failure while in his sleep in 1980.

Uranium, which Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant discover in the wine cellar, hidden in wine bottles.