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• Main Page
  ...fred Hitchcock]] site on the web, with [[Hitchcock News|news]], [[Articles|articles]], [[Hitchcock books|books]], [[Hitchcock Gallery|image galleries]], [[Mult * [[Articles]] - thousands of articles about Hitchcock, his films, and his collaborators
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• Alfred Hitchcock
  <galleryimage float="right" caption="Truffaut and Hitchcock (1962)">7429</galleryimage> ...films. [[François Truffaut]]'s subsequent [[Hitchcock (1967) by François Truffaut|book]] on the director, based on a series of interviews conducted in 1962,
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• Torn Curtain (1966)
  ...unable to warm to either of the actors and privately griped to [[François Truffaut]] that their combined salary "of $1,500,000 is more than we have to pay for For further relevant information about this film, see also...
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• The Mountain Eagle (1926)
  ...- The Daffodil|''Gloucestershire Echo'' (09/Aug/1927)]]<ref>Curiously, the articles goes on to mention a second film screening at the cinema, ''The Poacher'', The primary source of information about the film's production comes from an article Hitchcock wrote in 1937 which d
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• Éric Rohmer
  ...most of his Cahiers colleagues (among them Jean-Luc Godard and [[François Truffaut]]) were making their name in international cinema. == Hitchcock Articles ==
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• François Truffaut
  François Roland Truffaut was a French film director, screenwriter, producer, actor, and film critic, As a teenage, Truffaut regularly visited the Cinémathèque Française where he was exposed to cou
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• Cahiers du Cinéma
  ...iters Jacques Rivette, Jean-Luc Godard, [[Claude Chabrol]] and [[François Truffaut]]. * {{articles}}
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• Alfred Hitchcock and François Truffaut (Aug/1962)
  ...tent eventually edited down into Truffaut's ''[["Hitchcock" - by François Truffaut|Hitchcock]]'' book. Although Truffaut could speak a little English, he hired [[Helen Scott]] (of the French Film
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• The Times (05/Aug/1983) - The old broom that knows the corners best
  * keywords: ''[[Alfred Hitchcock]], [[Dial M for Murder (1954)]], [[François Truffaut]], [[Frederick Knott]], [[Grace Kelly]], [[John Williams]], [[Ray Milland]] ...to complete his studio contract; "I just did my job", he told [[François Truffaut]]. His interest in the material indeed seems to fluctuate. One senses his d
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• The Times (02/Dec/1983) - Another view of Hitchcock's genius
  * keywords: ''[[Alfred Hitchcock]], [[François Truffaut]], [[Grace Kelly]], [[James Stewart]], [[John Michael Hayes]], [[Raymond Bu ...ery creative at the time, the batteries were charged," he told [[François Truffaut]] during their book-length interview. They were charged, particularly, by t
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• The Times (15/Nov/1983) - Return of the missing Hitchcocks
  ...], [[Claude Chabrol]], [[Cornell Woolrich]], [[Donald Spoto]], [[François Truffaut]], [[Herman Citron]], [[James Stewart]], [[Kim Novak]], [[Lew Wasserman]], The others have become rarities, much written about by the growing body of Hitchcock admirers, but little seen. Except for ''Ve
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• The Times (12/May/1984) - Some early Hitchcock dusted off
  ...9)]], [[British International Pictures]], [[Charles Bennett]], [[François Truffaut]], [[Gainsborough Pictures]], [[Gerald du Maurier]], [[Gertrude Lawrence]], ...Hitchcock and Francois Tuffaut (Aug/1962)|an interview]] with [[François Truffaut]]: "I did what I could... probably the lowest ebb in my output... a very ba
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• The Times (28/Apr/1977) - When Hitchcock adapted Noel Coward
  ..., [[Benita Hume]], [[Easy Virtue (1928)]], [[Eliot Stannard]], [[François Truffaut]], [[Gainsborough Pictures]], [[Isabel Jeans]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[New Y Hitchcock in later years told Truffaut that this was "The worst title I ever wrote". True, it has the ring of Joan
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• Downhill (1927)
  Talking to Truffaut about the dream sequences in the film, Hitchcock recalled: ...he reality, in solid, unblurred images.''<ref>[["Hitchcock" - by François Truffaut]], page 51</ref></p></blockquote>
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• Champagne (1928)
  ...the film's scenario began and the director's discussions with [[François Truffaut]] in 1962 might not be a true reflection of the events.</ref> ...nia'']] whilst a [[The Daily News (Perth) (30/May/1928) - untitled article about Champagne|contemporary newspaper account]] says filming took place aboard t
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• Easy Virtue (1928)
  When Hitchcock discussed the film with [[François Truffaut]], he talked about two scenes in particular. Firstly, he expressed pride in the scene where t For further relevant information about this film, see also...
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• Blackmail (1929)
  ...l. Two unknown detectives, in the very last shot, were to be shown talking about the girls they were going to take out to Lyons. Coda.", however this was se ...at he filmed these process shots in secret{{-}}"The producers knew nothing about the Schüfftan process and they might have raised objections"{{-}}this clai
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• The Manxman (1929)
  ...ing it "a very banal picture" and stating that the "only point of interest about that movie is that it was my last silent one."<ref>{{HT}}, page 61</ref> For further relevant information about this film, see also...
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• Weekly Standard (2004) - Dark Deeds
  ...u Maurier]], [[Ethel Lina White]], [[Francis M. Nevins, Jr.]], [[François Truffaut]], [[Grace Kelly]], [[James Stewart]], [[New York City, New York]], [[North A European poster for Truffaut's The Bride Wore Black, based on a Cornell Woolrich story.
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• National Post (13/Aug/1999) - In suspense for a century
  ...[Dial M for Murder (1954)]], [[Foreign Correspondent (1940)]], [[François Truffaut]], [[James Bond]], [[London, England]], [[Marnie (1964)]], [[Norman Bates]] The filmmaker was about to shoot a sequence that would find his schoolgirl heroine assailed by thug
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