Hitchcock Annual (2004) - Sir John and the Half-Caste: Identity and Representation in Hitchcock's "Murder!"

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• article: Sir John and the Half-Caste: Identity and Representation in Hitchcock's "Murder!"
• author(s): Richard Allen
• journal: Hitchcock Annual (2004)
• issue: pages 92-126
• journal ISSN: 1062-5518
• publisher: Hitchcock Annual Corporation
• keywords: Adaptations, Winifred Ashton, Audiences, Blackmail (1929), British cinema, Character, Handel Fane (Character), Feature films, Film (International, Europe), Film (Productions), Film criticism, Film directors, Gender, Identity, The Lodger (1927), Sir John Menier (Character), Murder! (1930), Novels, Race, Sexuality, Helen Simpson, Social classes, Sound, Stereotypes, Alfred Hitchcock

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Notes

• reprinted in The Hitchcock Annual Anthology: Selected Essays from Volumes 10-15 (2009) edited by Sidney Gottlieb & Richard Allen77425