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"Oh, I know it's war and it's our job to do it, but that doesn't prevent it being murder - simple murder!"
Thousands of images from Hitchcock's life and his films.
"When we get out of this, you can ride the train with me again."
"You shouldn't keep souvenirs of a killing. You shouldn't have been that sentimental."
View in-depth information about all of the films Hitchcock directed, along with details of his famous television shows.
Alfred Hitchcock directs Paul Newman in the 1966 spy thriller, "Torn Curtain".
Transcripts and videos of interviews with Alfred Hitchcock.
Find out about DVD and Blu-ray releases of Hitchcock films and documentaries.
Browse a comprehensive list of books published about Alfred Hitchcock
Details of thousands of newspaper and journal articles about Hitchcock and his films
Main Sections
- Hitchcock Filmography - full information for each of his films
- Articles - thousands of articles about Hitchcock, his films, and his collaborators
- Books about Hitchcock and details of the fiction anthologies that bear his name
- Hitchcock Gallery - over 8,000 Hitchcock related images
- DVDs and Blu-ray - details of Hitchcock DVD and Blu-ray releases
- 1000 Frames of Hitchcock - 52,000 images from all of Hitchcock's major films
- Site Index - A to Z list of content held on this site
Site News
- Hugh Stewart's 1948 article "The Function of Editing in Film Making".
- Listen to Hitchcock on NBC's "Information Please" (24/Jun/1943)
- Hitchcock Zone Exclusive! A long forgotten 1929 article — "A New "Chair" Which a Woman Might Fill"
- A 1942 article written by cinematographer Joseph A. Valentine — "Using an Actual Town Instead of Movie Sets"
- A 1933 interview from Cinema Quarterly — "Alfred Hitchcock on Music in Films"
- Explore Hitchcock's Family Tree!
- Hitchcock in Vogue: "Alfred Hitchcock Directs the Young Edna May Wonacott" (1943) and "People and Ideas: Alfred Hitchcock" (1948)
- André Bazin's 1954 article, "Hitchcock contre Hitchcock"
- Two articles written by Alfred Hitchcock: "Direction" (1937) and "Rear Window" (1968)
- A transcript for parts one and two of the 25 part radio version of the Hitchcock/Truffaut tape interviews are now available
- A rare 1969 interview with Hitchcock has been transcribed for the site
Latest Blog Posts
Hitchcock Gallery - Recent Additions
100 Years Ago this Month
- 19/Apr/1925 - actor Hugh O'Brian born in Rochester, New York, USA
- 24/Apr/1925 - actress Martine Bartlett born in St Louis, Missouri, USA
On This Day in Hitchcock History
- 18/Apr/1881 - writer Max Ferner born
- 18/Apr/1893 - writer Jo Swerling born in Russia
- 18/Apr/1894 - actor Hal Gordon born in London, England, UK
- 18/Apr/1907 - composer Miklós Rózsa born in Budapest, Hungary
- 18/Apr/1928 - actor William Bramley born in New York, USA
- 18/Apr/1934 - actor James Drury born in New York, New York, USA
- 18/Apr/1938 - actor Martin Clark born in Cleveland, Ohio, USA
- 18/Apr/1940 - actor Robert Hale dies in Maidenhead, Berkshire, England, UK
- 18/Apr/1961 - the Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode "Deathmate" is broadcast for the first time
- 18/Apr/1964 - writer Ben Hecht dies of thrombosis in New York, USA
- 18/Apr/1974 - actress Betty Compson dies of a heart attack in Glendale, California, USA
- 18/Apr/1984 - actor Francis De Wolff dies
- 18/Apr/1998 - actor Liam Sullivan dies of a heart attack in Los Angeles, California, USA
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Film of the Week (#16)
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
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