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Hitchcock Alfred:     more books (100)

Alfred Hitchcock: Filming Our Fears (Oxford Portraits) by Gene Adair, 2002-06-06 Witch's Brew-Hitchcock by Alfred Hitchcock, 1983-08-12 Alfred Hitchcock's Silent Films by Marc Raymond Strauss, 2004-10-12 Behind the Death Ball by Alfred Hitchcock, 1979-05 Hitchcock At Work by Bill Krohn, 2003-06-01 Hitchcock's Films Revisited by Robin Wood, 2002-05-15 Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators in The Secret of Terror Castle by Robert Arthur, 1978-05-12 Stories to be Read with the Door Locked: v. 2 (Coronet Books) Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators in the mystery of the whispering mummy (Alfred Hitchcock mystery series) by Robert Arthur, 1965 Alfred Hitchcock Presents Stories to be Read with the Lights on by Alfred Hitchcock, 1973-01-01 A Hitchcock Reader Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho: A Casebook (Casebooks in Criticism) Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators In the Secret of Skeleton Island by Robert Arthur, 1978 Spellbinders in Suspense by Alfred Hitchcock, 1967

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81. CNN - Alfred Hitchcock: Our Top 10 - August 13, 1999
    http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/specials/1999/hitchcock/best.html
    
    Extractions: Friday, August 13, 1999 7:10:06 PM EST (CNN) Alfred Hitchcock directed more than 60 films, producing and writing many of them. Yet if you're like the average filmgoer, you've only seen two or three "Psycho," probably, by which we mean the original and not last year's Gus Van Sant shot-for-shot remake; "The Birds," probably; and maybe "Vertigo," which seems to replay with frequency on cable movie channels. Looking back: From Catholic schoolboy to master of suspense Analysis: Bad-news scenarios were his good fortune Hitchcock's best: The CNN.com Top 10 list The Portfolio: Hitchcock's complete works First Chapter: 'Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho' Are you missing something special among Hitchcock's major works? We polled our editorial staff to find out which films

82. Alfred Hitchcock Current Month TV Schedule
    TVNow presents alfred hitchcock On TV May 1 thru May 31, Other Entertaining Web Sites alfred hitchcock s Page Biography at MovieThing Fansites Celebrity Locator.  
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83. Bright Lights Film Journal | Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO (page 1)
    Long essay on Psycho, alfred hitchcock's seminal Oedipal nightmare.  
    http://www.brightlightsfilm.com/28/psycho1.html
    
    Extractions: page 1 of 6 BY ALAN VANNEMAN Psycho is one of the most famous movies ever made; the shower sequence depicting the murder of Marion Crane is quite possibly the most celebrated sequence in all of film. Yet it is easy to think of Psycho as nothing more than a contrived potboiler, held together by blatant deceits that prevent the audience from guessing the "secret" right off the bat. Compared to classically great films like Jean Renoir’s La Grande Illusion Les Enfants du Paradis Psycho may seem like little more than a malicious joke. But Hitchcock also believed that this picture of reality was as false as it was alluring. Within the conventions of popular melodrama, he explored themes more often linked to the avant garde than popular entertainment: loneliness, loss of identity, sexual ambiguity, passivity, voyeurism, the triumph of evil, and the oppressive weight of a dead past. Hitchcock explored these obsessions through an elaborate set of images and cinematic devices that he worked and reworked from film to film. Sometimes his treatment could be lifeless, and sometimes powerful. In 1948, for example, he bought the film rights to Rope

84. Alfred Hitchcock, Director Of Movies And Television
    Silent Cinema. hitchcock, alfred (director), The Pleasure Garden, 1927. The Manxman, 1929. Sound Cinema. hitchcock, alfred (director), Blackmail, 1929.  
    http://www.hycyber.com/MYST/hitchcock_alfred.html

85. The Alfred Hitchcock London Locations Walk
    Details about a 3hour weekly tour around local sites associated with alfred hitchcock`s life and films.  
    http://www.geocities.com/sandra_shevey/hitchcock.html
    
    Extractions: The Alfred Hitchcock London Locations Walk 3-hour walk around London visiting sites used by director Alfred Hitchcock. Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at llam from Queensway underground station. £25 excl Travelcard. Advance booking only at sandra_shevey@yahoo.com www.geocities.com/sandra_shevey/alfred_hitchcock.htm Yahoo! Yahoo! Games Yahoo! Photos Yahoo! Greetings The Alfred Hitchcock London Locations Walk Name: Sandra Shevey Email: sandra_shevey@yahoo.com

86. Alfred Hitchcock - The Master Of Suspense
    into the movie. THE alfred hitchcock TRUST ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Tables capable browser required AH MoS Established. 26.03.95.  
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87. CNN - Alfred Hitchcock At 100 - August 13, 1999
    The Portfolio hitchcock s complete works. First Chapter alfred hitchcock and the Making of Psycho . Back to the top, © 2001 Cable News Network.  
    http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/specials/1999/hitchcock/

88. Alfred Hitchcock - The Master Of Suspense
    The acknowledged master of the thriller genre he virtually invented, alfred hitchcock was also a brilliant technician who deftly blended sex, suspense and humor  
    http://hitchcock.tv/bio/bio.html

89. ALFRED HITCHCOCK, Biografía
    Fotos, biograf­a y filmograf­a.  
    http://maestrosdelcine.netfirms.com/hitchcockdata.html
    
    Extractions: This site is hosted by Netfirms Web Hosting Alfred Joseph Hitchcock nació el 13 de agosto de 1899 en Leytonstone, Inglaterra. Durante su infancia fue severamente aleccionado por sus progenitores para seguir, de forma inflexible la moral victoriana que predominaba en la sociedad británica de principios de siglo. Su dilatada carrera se inició, ilustrando rótulos para las películas mudas en los estudios Paramount de Londres. Corría entonces el año 1919. Aprendió con gran paciencia las diversas arte de script, edición, dirección, y cuantas facetas pudo abarcar. Poco después le surge la ocasión de su verdadero debut como director, con la película "Mrs Peabody". Nunca pudo acabarla por problemas financieros. A él, se le debe la orientación hacia una escuela cinematográfica británica, que coincide con el ritmo americano. Incluso cierta preferencia por temas sensacionalistas. El buen dibujo de los personajes en los ambientes de las clases baja y media tocadas con su personal humor, el sonido y el silencio se combinan admirablemente. Con la aceleración del montaje y ritmo en el diálogo, logra dar un especial interés a cada escena, para mantener el suspenso y la atención del espectador con efectos creados para cada toma. Le gusta desarrollar historias de persecuciones. Por ejemplo, en "39 escalones", se persigue a diferentes individuos cuya señal de captura sólo está en algún detalle físico.

90. Alfred Hitchcock --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia
    hitchcock, alfred Britannica Student Encyclopedia. alfred hitchcock. alfred hitchcock. MLA style alfred hitchcock. Britannica Student Encyclopedia. 2004.  
    http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=296813

91. Alfred Hitchcock
    Oltre alla biografia ed alla filmografia il sito offre alcuni approfondimenti critici sui film pi¹ noti, notizie sugli attori che collaborarono col regista ed un elenco dei famosi cameo.  
    http://www.humnet.unipi.it/~simi/Holmes/Index.htm

92. My Alfred Hitchcock Homepages
    Fanseite mit allerdings noch sp¤rlichen Daten (17.4.01); zur Zeit nur Kurzbio, Bilder, Links vorhanden.  
    http://members.e-media.at/AlfredHitchcock

93. Target : Entertainment : VHS Movies : Directors : ( H ) : Hitchcock, Alfred
    To Catch a Thief ~ alfred hitchcock, Cary Grant Avg. Guest Rating Rear Window ~ alfred hitchcock, James Stewart Avg. Guest Rating  
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94. Http
    Biographie, filmographie, acteurs et actrices, entretiens et citations, extraits de films.  
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95. Target : Entertainment : DVD Movies : Directors : ( H ) : Hitchcock, Alfred
    To Catch a Thief ~ alfred hitchcock, Cary Grant Avg. Guest Notorious Criterion Collection ~ alfred hitchcock, Cary Grant Avg. Guest  
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96. AllWatchers.com Home Page
    Detailed analysis of the alfred hitchcock film, and links to similar movies. Sign up to be a movie scholar on the site.  
    http://www.allwatchers.com/Topics/Info_4235.asp

97. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
    The alfred hitchcock Page! One When the show was expanded to an hour in 1962, the title was changed to The alfred hitchcock Hour. THE  
    http://timstvshowcase.com/hitch.html

98. CNN - Alfred Hitchcock's Works - August 13, 1999
    http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/specials/1999/hitchcock/portfolio.html
    
    Extractions: Friday, August 13, 1999 7:10:35 PM EST (CNN) Hitchcock directed more than 60 films, and wrote and produced many of them as well. As we remember him on his 100th birthday, we bring you the full list of his work he directed all listed, except where noted, and on many he also produced and wrote. Looking back: From Catholic schoolboy to master of suspense Analysis: Bad-news scenarios were his good fortune Hitchcock's best: The CNN.com Top 10 list The Portfolio: Hitchcock's complete works First Chapter: 'Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho' "Family Plot" (1976) (also produced)

99. Introducing Tippi Hedren
    Pr©sentation de l'actrice et de sa relation avec alfred hitchcock   travers des informations d©taill©es et des photos des films Marnie et Les oiseaux .  
    http://alain.baron4.free.fr/tippi_hitchcock.htm

100. Welcome To Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine!
     View Cart. Welcome to alfred hitchcock s Mystery Magazine! Each issue of our print publication is packed with new mystery short stories  
     http://www.themysteryplace.com/ahmm/
     
     Extractions: Criminal schemes may depend on deception and crime stories may rely on judicious misdirection, but you won’t be misled here. We have twelve terrific stories for you to enjoy in our summer double issue, featuring some very interesting sleuths: Florida-based P.I. Bubba Simms returns in "Burnt Wood" by Mitch Alderman; intrepid P.I. Valerie Dymond sets up shop in Boston in "Divorce Work." by Ernest B. and Alice A. Brown; and Steve Hockensmith’s morose P.I., Larry Erie, is called to the zoo to handle a sensitive case in "Tricks." Detective Sergeant Cyrus Auburn investigates a death in a seminary in "Profit without Honor" by John H. Dirckx. And Cletis Johnston, the inimitable bondsman, finds out just who his competition is in "The Other Bondsman" by R.T. Lawton. Citizens of the French Quarter of New Orleans in O’Neil De Noux’s historical "The Gorilla Murders" are terrorized by what they think they see. Two veterans argue over their memory of Vietnam in Scott Mackay’s "Numbers." Robert S. Levinson’s story "The Hit" cleverly plays on our preconception of certain stereotypes. Jaine Fenn’s "Paying for Rain" by Jaine Fenn takes a terrifying jaunt through the Andes. In "Twin Killing" by Norman Keifetz, a middle-aged scientist lives his dream of playing baseball—in Russia. Percy Spurlark Parker offers a short, twisty tale of family relations in "Uncle Harold."

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