Alfred Hitchcock

It is difficult to tell for certain. About eight and a half minutes into the film, there is a short, rotund man in a bowler, wearing a mustache, who is seen throwing something in a trash can. It looks like Hitchcock, but the man is not seen clearly enough to make identification certain.

Charles Laughton, who played Gracchus in 'Spartacus', played Sir Humphrey Pengallan in Hitchcock's 'Jamaica Inn' (1939).

Laurence Olivier, who played Crassus in 'Spartacus', played Max De Winter in Hitchcock's 'Rebecca' (1940).

Both 'Jamaica Inn' and 'Rebecca' were based on novels by Daphne Du Maurier.

Hitchcock did not appear in his early British movies. It wasn't until his third movie, The Lodger, that he began making cameo appearances. Out of the movies in which he did have cameos, he technically did not appear in Lifeboat, Rope, Dial M for Murder and Family Plot. In Lifeboat, his cameo appearance was in a newspaper advertisement. In Rope, a neon sign of Hitchcock appeared outside the window. In Dial M for Murder, he appeared in a photograph. And in Family Plot, he appeared as a silhouette standing on the other side of a glass door.

Suspicion, Notorious, To Catch a Thief, and North by Northwest.

Tippi Hedren, Veronica Cartwright and Suzanne Pleshette

Jessica Tandy plays the mother.

The Alfred Hitchcock movies that are in color are Frenzy, Rope, Rear Window, North by Northwest, Family Plot, Topaz, Marnie, and The Birds.

1940 Rebecca- Best Picture, Cinematography 1941 Suspicion- Best Actress 1945 Spellbound- Best Score 1955 To Catch a Thief- Best Cinematography 1956 The Man Who Knew Too Much- Best Original Song That's it.

If you mean season four of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, then yes it was released.

The first Amityville film, titled 'The Amityville Horror' has spawned a wide variety of sequels. From 1982 to 2013, there have been a grand total of 9 sequels.

Alfred Hitchcock married to Alma Reville in 1926

I know of no evidence for this. Some of the characters in Hitchcock's films may have suggested that they were gay, or at least sexually confused. In Rope, he portrayed two men as a couple, going about as far as the censors would allow in those days.

John Steinbeck did NOT write a film script for Alfred Hitchcock. He wrote a treatment/story. The film script was written by Jo Swerling, In fact, Steinbeck was not happy with the film and wanted his name taken from the ads and promotion pieces.

Herb Behrens

For his work in so many suspense movies and how well respected he and his movies were.

It wasn't "most" of Hitchcock's films -- only seven -- but Hitchcock and Bernard Herrmann did great work together. The composer wrote the theme for Psycho , for instance.

A 'Hitchcock Blonde' is an actress/character type that was frequently used by film director Alfred Hitchcock in his movies and for whom he appeared to have an obsessive fascination. They were beautiful, sexy, smart and sophisticated but also icy, strong and fearless; "a cool surface with an inner fire". Actresses that typified the 'Hitchcock Blonde' were Tippi Hedren, Grace Kelly, Kim Novak and Eva Marie Saint among others.

Alfred Hitchcock worked in the film industry for 60 years. He began his career as a title designer in 1920, and got his first break as a director in 1923. He worked in the film industry mainly as a director and producer until his death in 1980.

To Catch a Thief

The Pleasure Garden is the first finished and credited film he directed.

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Alfred Hitchcock was not buried; He was cremated and his remains were scattered across the Pacific Ocean. Alfred Hitchcock was not buried; He was cremated and his remains were scattered across the Pacific Ocean.

Alfred Hitchcock had a phobia called 'ovophobia', meaning he was afraid of eggs.

When talking about any Hitchcock film, you can pretty much say that any of his films took less than a year to make, as he always storyboarded his films ahead of time & then he was able to quickly shoot his films in a matter of 3 months or less.

Either his estate (he drew it himself, and thus, like anything created by human ingenuity, he and his heirs have the copyright) or the production company he worked for (often, when someone works for hire, the company paying her or him for that work maintains the rights to anything created while that person is being paid).

At present, NBC Universal owns the rights to "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," so they may very well own the copyright to his profile.

It is most definitely NOT in the public domain.

Most of the main characters survive. Annie Haywood (Suzanne Pleshette), the school teacher for Bodega Bay School dies. Many of the good citizens of Bodega Bay though have their eyes pecked out, althought I'm unsure if a person can die from this. All the children at Kathy's birthday party survive as well. Oh, and Kathy's love birds survive.