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• Lord Camber's Ladies (1932)
  starring -> [[Gerald du Maurier]]^[[Gertrude Lawrence]]^[[Nigel Bruce]]^[[Benita Hume]] ...es were played by Hitchcock favourites, including [[Clare Greet]], [[Nigel Bruce]] and [[Benita Hume]], who had been praised by critics for her acting in ''
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• Nigel Bruce
  Nigel Bruce (1895–1953), born William Nigel Ernle Bruce, was a British character actor on stage and screen. Bruce died from a heart attack in Santa Monica, California, aged 58.
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• The Times (04/Dec/1941) - Suspicion: Mr. Hitchcock's new film
  ...chcock]], [[Anthony Berkeley]], [[Cary Grant]], [[Joan Fontaine]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Suspicion (1941)]]'' ...s louder in her ears, when Johnnie's great friend ([[Nigel Bruce|Mr. Nigel Bruce]]) dies most opportunely for Johnnie's affairs, when she discovers that he
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• Rebecca (1940)
  For further relevant information about this film, see also... * [[:Category: Articles about Rebecca (1940)|Articles about Rebecca (1940)]]
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• Suspicion (1941)
  For further relevant information about this film, see also... * {{articles}}
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• The Guardian (30/Jun/2006) - Review: Rebecca
  ...s]], [[Joan Fontaine]], [[Judith Anderson]], [[Laurence Olivier]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Rebecca (1940)]]'' ...r's head as he stares down from a clifftop at the swirling sea: apparently about to jump. For a moment, the image is not merely poignant, but nightmarish an
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• The Times (11/Aug/1932) - New British films
  ...[Isabel Jeans]], [[Lord Camber's Ladies (1932)]], [[Monty Banks]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Noel Coward]], [[River Thames, London]]'' ...Lawrence]], [[Benita Hume|Miss Benita Hume]], and [[Nigel Bruce|Mr. Nigel Bruce]] will have the chief parts. The dialogue has been written for the screen b
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• The Times (25/Jun/1934) - Marriages: Mr B Wallace and Miss Lane
  ...rds: ''[[Alfred Hitchcock]], [[Alma Reville]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[Nigel Bruce]]'' ...Theodore Goddard, Mr. R.D. Blumenfcld. Mrs. A.S. Frere-Reeves, Mrs. Nigel Bruce. Miss Nadine Hambourg, Miss Viola Tree. Mr. James Heddle. Mr. W. Buchanan-T
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• Hitchcock Chronology: 1953
  * '''8th''' - <!--08/10/1953-->Actor [[Nigel Bruce]], who appeared in ''[[Rebecca]]'' and ''[[Suspicion]]'', dies of a heart a * [[:Category:Articles from 1953|articles from 1953]]
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• Hitchcock Chronology: Alfred Hitchcock
  * '''26th''' - The ''Gloucestershire Echo'' carries a report about the portrait commissioned of {{Hitchcock}} painted by deaf and mute artist ...ional, 8) is to be given by Alfred Hitchcock, the producer, who will speak about his work. Hitchcock has become outstanding among producers by reason of suc
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• Cinema Journal (2002) - Before and after the fact: Writing and reading Hitchcock's Suspicion
  ...[Laurence Olivier]], [[Leo G. Carroll]], Motion picture criticism, [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Production Code Administration]], [[Psycho (1960)]], [[Rear Window (19 ...ock]]'s "[[Suspicion]]," a film long undervalued because of misinformation about its production history. He provides a documented account of "Suspicion" fro
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• MLN (1983) - Hitchcock's Suspicions and Suspicion
  ...ll Taylor]], [[Mark Crispin Miller]], [[New York City, New York]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Psycho (1960)]], [[Rebecca (1940)]], [[Spellbound (1945)]], [[Suspicio {{Journal articles}}
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• MLN (1983) - Four Emigré Directors: Shadows of Careers
  ...Clift]], [[Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941)]], [[New York City, New York]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Noel Coward]], [[North by Northwest (1959)]], [[Notorious (1946)]], [[ {{Journal articles}}
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• Philosophy and Literature (2000) - Rebecca's Deceivers
  ...on]], [[Laurence Olivier]], Marriage, [[New York City, New York]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[North by Northwest (1959)]], [[Rebecca (1940)]], [[Reginald Denny]], [ {{Journal articles}}
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• Film & History (1982) - Hitchcock's Foreign Correspondent (1940)
  ...[Martin Balsam]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[New York City, New York]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Psycho (1960)]], [[Rear Window (1954)]], [[Rebecca (1940)]], [[Robert {{Journal articles}}
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• Hitchcock Chronology: 1940
  ...other attendees include [[Herbert Marshall]], [[Maureen O'Hara]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Sir Cedric Hardwicke]], [[Dame May Whitty]] and [[Madeleine Carroll]]. * [[:Category:Articles from 1940|articles from 1940]]
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• The Wall Street Journal (08/Aug/2012) - Leaving His Logo On Hollywood
  * author(s): '''Bruce Bennett''' ...he visually unique, allegorical tale of two scientists (Michael Murphy and Nigel Davenport) and a local girl (Lynne Frederick) under siege by an army of sen
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• Variety (1941) - Film Reviews: Suspicion
  ...ary Grant]], [[Joan Fontaine]]; features [[Sir Cedric Hardwicke]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Dame May Whitty]]. Directed by [[Alfred Hitchcock]]. Screenplay by [[S ...ponsibilities and finally gets jammed over thefts from his employer. Nigel Bruce is outstanding in support, with Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Dame May Whitty and [
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• Suspicion (Academy Award Theater, 30/Oct/1946)
  [[Nigel Bruce]] was due to appear in the adaptation, but was unavailable due to illness. [[Category:Articles with multimedia]]
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• Hitchcock Annual (2013) - Hitchcock and Documentary: Re-editing Men of the Lightship
  ...ghtship (1940)]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[Ministry of Information]], [[Nigel Bruce]], [[Patrick McGilligan]], [[Raymond Durgnat]], [[Rebecca (1940)]], [[Rober ...''Film Quarterly'' (spring 1981), 1. Hitchcock's correspondence with, and about, Gray, and the funding of his research in the 1960s, is found in the Hitchc
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