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"I know what it is to feel lonely and helpless and to have the whole world against me."
"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.
"What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?"
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- 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
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100 Years Ago this Month
- 08/Oct/1918 - actor Ron Randell born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
- 09/Oct/1918 - actress Lila Kedrova born in Petrograd, St. Petersburg, Russia
- 11/Oct/1918 - actress Olive Deering born in New York, New York, USA
- 13/Oct/1918 - actor Robert Walker born in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
- 13/Oct/1918 - actress Jane Dulo born in Baltimore, Maryland, USA
- 19/Oct/1918 - actor Bob Sweeney born in California, USA
- 25/Oct/1918 - actor Milton Selzer born in Lowell, Massachusetts, USA
- 27/Oct/1918 - actress Teresa Wright born in Manhattan, New York, USA
- 30/Oct/1918 - actress Joan Banks born in Petersburg, West Virginia, USA
On This Day in Hitchcock History
- 21/Oct/1902 - actress Lillian Bronson born in Lockport, New York, USA
- 21/Oct/1937 - "Sabotage" goes on general release in 1937
- 21/Oct/1956 - the Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode "Kill with Kindness" is broadcast for the first time
- 21/Oct/1959 - "North by Northwest" goes on general release in France
- 21/Oct/1966 - actor Harp McGuire dies in Los Angeles, California, USA
- 21/Oct/1966 - actress Gertrude Hoffman dies of a heart attack in Hollywood, California, USA
- 21/Oct/1984 - director François Truffaut dies in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine, France
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Film of the Week (#42)
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
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