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| − | '''Sir Alfred Hitchcock''', KBE (1899-1980), was a [[British]] [[film]] [[director]] known as 'the Master of Suspense' for his prolific output of popular, yet critically well-received, thrillers. He made more than fifty feature-length films, including ''[[Shadow of a Doubt (film)]]'', ''The 39 Steps'', ''Rebecca'', ''Dial M for Murder'', ''Rear Window'', ''[[Vertigo_(film, 1958)|Vertigo]]'', ''North by Northwest'', ''Psycho'' and ''[[The Birds (film, 1963)|The Birds]]''. | + | '''Sir Alfred Hitchcock''', KBE (1899-1980), was a [[British]] [[film]] [[director]] known as 'the Master of Suspense' for his prolific output of popular, yet critically well-received, thrillers. He made more than fifty feature-length films, including ''[[Shadow of a Doubt (film)|Shadow of a Doubt]]'', ''The 39 Steps'', ''Rebecca'', ''Dial M for Murder'', ''Rear Window'', ''[[Vertigo_(film, 1958)|Vertigo]]'', ''North by Northwest'', ''Psycho'' and ''[[The Birds (film, 1963)|The Birds]]''. |
He frequently made brief cameo appearances in each of his films, usually in a humorous context.<ref>http://www.filmsite.org/hitchcockcameos.html</ref> | He frequently made brief cameo appearances in each of his films, usually in a humorous context.<ref>http://www.filmsite.org/hitchcockcameos.html</ref> | ||
Revision as of 21:40, September 27, 2014
Sir Alfred Hitchcock, KBE (1899-1980), was a British film director known as 'the Master of Suspense' for his prolific output of popular, yet critically well-received, thrillers. He made more than fifty feature-length films, including Shadow of a Doubt, The 39 Steps, Rebecca, Dial M for Murder, Rear Window, Vertigo, North by Northwest, Psycho and The Birds.
He frequently made brief cameo appearances in each of his films, usually in a humorous context.[1]
References
External Links
- Alfred Hitchcock at the Internet Movie Database