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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
  ...ed Hitchcock Presents]]'' (1955-62) and ''[[The Alfred Hitchcock Hour]]'' (1962-65). Although Hitchcock's first two films received critical approval from the press, Gainsborough's distributor [[C.M. Woolf]] felt they lacked comme
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• Multimedia
  The [[1000 Frames of Hitchcock]] project provides 1000 frames from each of Hitchcock's 52 major surviving movies. ...umber Seventeen]], [[Hitchcock Gallery: Waltzes from Vienna (1934)|Waltzes from Vienna]], [[Hitchcock Gallery: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)|The Man Who
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• The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (TV)
  ''The Alfred Hitchcock Hour'' began in September 1962, continuing the format of the successful ''[[Alfred Hitchcock Presents (TV) ...Hour - I Saw the Whole Thing|I Saw the Whole Thing]]" broadcast on 11/Oct/1962{{-}}out of the entire run of 93 episodes, he continued to provide the booke
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• Gregory Peck
  ...late 1970s. His notable performances include that of Atticus Finch in the 1962 film "To Kill a Mockingbird", for which he won an Academy Award. President == Articles ==
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• François Truffaut
  ...Cinémathèque Française where he was exposed to countless foreign films from around the world. It was here that he became familiar with American cinema ...g as translator, [[Interview: Alfred Hitchcock and François Truffaut (Aug/1962)|Truffaut interviewed Hitchcock]] at his Universal Studios office, recordin
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• Angus MacPhail
  ...ly written "Macphail" in some sources) was an English screenwriter, active from the late 1920s, who is best remembered for his work with [[Alfred Hitchcock He died in 1962 aged 59.<ref>Death registered Q2 1962 Eastbourne.</ref>
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• Alfred Hitchcock Presents
  ...ral March of a Marionette") plays, Hitchcock himself appears in silhouette from the right edge of the screen, and then walks to center screen to eclipse th ...le sequence and drolly introduces the story from a mostly empty studio, or from the set of the current episode. At least two versions of the opening were s
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• Patricia Cutts
  ...n 1966. According to some sources, she married producer William Nichols in 1962 but divorced the following year.<ref>http://www.glamourgirlsofthesilverscre ...mes'' ran an article about Cutts which stated she had a son named Nicholas from her first marriage.<ref>Other sources give the son's name as Nicholas Baker
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• Joan Harrison
  * [[Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Gentleman from America]] (29/Apr/1956) - associate producer * [[Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Man from the South]] (03/Jan/1960) - producer
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• Alfred Hitchcock and François Truffaut (Aug/1962)
  In the fall of 1962, whilst ''[[The Birds]]'' was in post-production, [[François Truffaut]] ca ...at the recordings lasted 50 hours, the surviving tapes{{-}}which cover the 1962 interviews{{-}}last for less than 26 hours.
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• The Times (28/Jul/1984) - Obituary: James Mason
  ''The Seventh Veil'' proved to be the most successful of all and from 1944 to 1947 Mason was voted Britain's top box-office star. Among those who ...Stanley Kubrick's film of the Nabokov novel, ''Lolita'', which appeared in 1962. To his portrayal of a middle-aged man's infatuation with a 12-year-old gir
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• The Times (24/Apr/1962) - Princess Grace film delayed
  '''(c) The Times''' (24/Apr/1962) [[Category: Articles about Grace Kelly]]
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• The Times (15/Nov/1983) - Return of the missing Hitchcocks
  These were pictures he had removed from circulation several years before, ordering that all the prints should be de ...re recently, Stanley Kubrick has secured outright control of his pictures, from ''A Clockwork Orange'' onwards.
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• The Times (08/Jun/1962) - Princess Grace's film plans off
  '''(c) The Times''' (08/Jun/1962) '''FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT'''
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• Herb Steinberg
  Herb Steinberg was a studio publicist who worked at [[Paramount]] (1947-1962) and then [[MCA]]/[[Universal Studios]] (1963-????). * {{articles}}
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• The Times (12/May/1984) - Some early Hitchcock dusted off
  ...sequent British films, all reasonably well preserved, fly around the world from one film museum to another, but rarely reach the general public. ...reer, expressed in [[Interview: Alfred Hitchcock and Francois Tuffaut (Aug/1962)|an interview]] with [[François Truffaut]]: "I did what I could... probabl
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• Evan Hunter
  ...t Collins, Curt Cannon and Ezra Hannon. The name "Evan Hunter" was derived from Evander Childs High School and Hunter College. * "Not a Laughing Matter" in ''[[Alfred Hitchcock's A Hangman's Dozen]]'' (1962)
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• Maurice Jarre
  ...on pictures, in particular those of David Lean{{-}}''Lawrence of Arabia'' (1962), ''Doctor Zhivago'' (1965), and ''A Passage to India'' (1984). * {{articles}}
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• Paul Henreid
  * [[Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Kerry Blue]] (17/Apr/1962) - director * [[Alfred Hitchcock Presents - What Frightened You, Fred?]] (01/May/1962) - director
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