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• The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
  ...Bernard is shot whilst dancing with Jill, he tells Bob of an assassination about to take place in London. Fearing that their plot will be revealed, the assa ...ennett, Hitchcock was reunited with two other former colleagues{{-}}[[Ivor Montagu]], who became Hitchcock's supervisory producer, and [[Angus MacPhail]], who
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• Graham Cutts
  ...(04/Mar/1914) - Birmingham's New Picture Theatre|feature-length article]] about the new Scala Theatre, managed by Cutts. ...ned ''The Lodger'' to the press who "received it enthusiastically". [[Ivor Montagu]] was then hired to tighten the film prior to its release in 1927.</ref> Wo
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• The Times (07/Nov/1984) - Obituary: Ivor Montagu
  ...ords: ''[[Alfred Hitchcock]], [[Charles Laughton]], [[H.G. Wells]], [[Ivor Montagu]], [[London Film Society]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[Paramount Pictures]], [[T '''THE HON IVOR MONTAGU'''
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• Downhill (1927)
  story by -> [[Constance Collier]]^[[Ivor Novello]] starring -> [[Ivor Novello]]^[[Robin Irvine]]^[[Isabel Jeans]]^[[Ian Hunter]]^[[Violet Farebro
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• Easy Virtue (1928)
  editor -> [[Ivor Montagu]] ...''[[Downhill]]'', with editorial input from [[Angus MacPhail]] and [[Ivor Montagu]].<ref>{{EAH}}, page 89</ref><ref>{{LDL}}, page 92</ref>
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• The 39 Steps (1935)
  producers -> [[Michael Balcon]] & [[Ivor Montagu]] ...an eye to turning it into a film, I received a shock. I had learned a lot about filmmaking in the fifteen odd years that had elapsed. Though I could still
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• Sabotage (1936)
  For further relevant information about this film, see also... * {{articles}}
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• Secret Agent (1936)
  For further relevant information about this film, see also... * [[:Category:Articles about Secret Agent (1936)|Articles about Secret Agent (1936)]]
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• Hitchcock Chronology: 1926
  ...will star in ''[[The Lodger]]''.<ref>See [[Daily Mail (30/Jan/1926) - Mr. Ivor Novello]], [[The Times (02/Feb/1926) - The Film World]] and [[The Times (16 ...] recruits [[Ivor Montagu]] to tigten up the editing and flow of the film. Montagu reduces the number of [[intertitles]] and hires avant garde graphic designe
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• Hitchcock: The British Years - Network (UK, 2008) - Press Releases
  ...ed Hitchcock'' – unseen for forty years, Mike Scott interviews Hitchcock about his life and career By the time of his [[:Category:Articles about Alfred Hitchcock's death|death]] in California in 1980, [[Alfred Hitchcock]
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• The Times (05/Sep/2008) - Hitchcock: monster or moralist
  ...], [[Family Plot (1976)]], [[Frenzy (1972)]], [[I Confess (1953)]], [[Ivor Montagu]], [[James Stewart]], [[John Russell Taylor]], [[Madeleine Carroll]], [[Mon ...idual situations as well as general principles). I am wary of all the talk about "Catholic guilt" these days but if someone did seem to have this sense (but
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• Ivor Montagu
  The Honorable Ivor Goldsmid Samuel Montagu was a British filmmaker, screenwriter, producer, film critic, writer, and t ...5, the first film club devoted to showing art films and independent films. Montagu became the first film critic of ''The Observer'' and the ''New Statesman''.
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• Hitchcock Annual (2000) - German Hitchcock
  ...ish Picture Corporation Limited]], German Cinema, Germany, History, [[Ivor Montagu]], [[John F. Hamilton]], [[John Stuart]], [[London Film Society]], [[Malcol ...ot belong to the thriller genre, he devalued them and even refused to talk about the films themselves. Instead, he only recounted some of the circumstances
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• Film Quarterly (1962) - Hitchcock's World
  ...ank Maher]], [[I Confess (1953)]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[Ivor Montagu]], [[Ivor Novello]], [[Jack Cardiff]], [[Jamaica Inn (1939)]], [[James Mason]], [[Jam ...etaphysics in his work seems to me ludicrous, especially so in the various articles published in ''Cahiers du Cinema''; his own answers to questions put to him
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• Literature Film Quarterly (2000) - Fashion dreams: Hitchcock, women, and Lisa Fremont
  ...Truffaut]], [[Grace Kelly]], [[Gregory Peck]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[Ivor Montagu]], [[James Stewart]], [[Jay Presson Allen]], [[Joan Fontaine]], [[John Giel ...of violence against women in his films of the sixties, his coarse comments about women in his interviews, and in his well-publicized obsessive relationships
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• Oxford Dictionary of National Biography - Alfred Hitchcock
  ...[[Downhill]]" (1927), based on a play by David Le Strange (a pseudonym for Ivor Novello), and "[[Easy Virtue]]" (1927), by [[Noël Coward]], neither of whi ...d family went in 1931 on a world cruise. This gave him the idea for a film about a couple who spend an unexpected legacy on a sea voyage. The result was "[[
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• The Times (06/May/2004) - Hitchcock history
  * keywords: ''[[Alfred Hitchcock]], [[Ivor Montagu]], [[Jessie Matthews]], [[John Buchan]], [[John Gielgud]], [[Madeleine Carr ...out any London theatrical yearbook from between the wars and question him about who played what role. He always knew.
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• The Guardian (10/Jan/2004) - Homme fatal: Ivor Novello
  ...27)]], [[Gainsborough Pictures]], [[Geoffrey Macnab]], [[Ivor Montagu]], [[Ivor Novello]], [[Lindsay Anderson]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[Murder! (1930)]], [[ ...ing one-liners for Tarzan? [[Geoffrey Macnab]] traces the rise and fall of Ivor Novello''
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• The Times (22/Oct/1977) - Sir Michael Balcon
  ...[Angus MacPhail]], [[Gaumont British Picture Corporation Limited]], [[Ivor Montagu]], [[Jessie Matthews]], [[Secret Agent (1936)]], [[Sidney Gilliat]], [[The Robert Stephenson, [[Penrose Tennyson|Pen Tennyson]], [[Ivor Montagu]], Ian Dalrymple, Adrian Brunei, [[Sidney Gilliat]], [[Angus MacPhail]], ca
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• Hitchcock Chronology: Alfred Hitchcock
  ...ollywood".<ref>[[Nottingham Evening Post (15/Sep/1926) - New British Film: Ivor Novello in ''The Lodger'']]</ref> ...ttending the theatre, {{Hitchcock}} spends the night filming scenes with [[Ivor Novello]] at [[Maida Vale Tube Station]] for ''Downhill''.<ref>{{AHL}}, pag
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