Hitchcock Annual: Volume 9
(Redirected from Hitchcock Annual 2000–2001)
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| Christopher Brookhouse | |
| Columbia University Press (2000/01) | |
| ISBN 1906660115 (paperback) | |
| ISSN 1062-5518 (journal) | |
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Summary
Contents
- An Interview with Jay Presson Allen — Richard Allen
- Hitchcock's Emersonian Edges — Frank M. Meola
- Hitchcock's Hands — Sabrina Barton
- German Hitchcock — Joseph Garncarz
- A Marvelously Dramatic Subject": Hitchcock's "Titanic" Project — Charles Barr
- Alfred Hitchcock's Role in "Elstree Calling" — James M. Vest
- Two Bits for Hitch: Small Performance and Gross Structure in "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (1956) — Murray Pomerance
- "Revenge": Alfred Hitchcock's "Sweet Little Story" — Neill Potts
- Bibliography of Scholarship Linking Alfred Hitchcock and Edgar Allan Poe — Dennis Perry
Reviews
- "Alfred Hitchcock: Centenary Essays" — reviewed by James Castonguay
- "Hitchcock at Work" — reviewed by Marshall Deutelbaum
Brief Notices by Charles L.P. Silet
- "The Alfred Hitchcock Story" - by Ken Mogg
- "The Complete Hitchcock" - by Paul Condon and Jim Sangster
- "Hitchcock and Selznick" - by Leonard J. Leff
- "Hitchcock Poster Art" - by Mark H. Wolff
- "The Last Days of Alfred Hitchcock" - by David Freeman
- "Three Spotlights on Hitch" - by Jörg Helbig, Paul Lesch and Uli Jung
