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• Robin Wood
  == Hitchcock Articles == * [[Film Comment (1977) - Ideology, genre, auteur]]
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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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• Roald Dahl
  * [[Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Man from the South]] (03/Jan/1960) - writer: story * "Man from the South" in ''[[Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbinders in Suspense]]'' (1967)
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• Edward Chapman
  * {{articles}} [[Category: Died 1977|Chapman, Edward]]
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• Betty Balfour
  A virtual recluse for the last two decades of her life, she died in November 1977, aged 74. Her death went largely unreported in the major British newspapers * {{articles}}
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• The Times (28/Apr/1977) - When Hitchcock adapted Noel Coward
  '''(c) The Times''' (28/Apr/1977) Perhaps it was from a surfeit of ''hommages'', rather than capricious ill-will, that [[Alfred H
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• Cyril Ritchard
  == Articles == * see: ''[[:Category:Articles about Cyril Ritchard|articles about Cyril Ritchard]]''
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• Norah Baring
  == Hitchcock Articles == ...n/1907. Birth registered Q3 1907 Lambeth. Son of Maude E. Baerselman. Died 1977.</ref><ref>Marriage to Norah M. Forbes registered Q4 1946 Surrey North East
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• Senses of Cinema (2013) - Renegotiating Romanticism and the All-American Boy Child: Alfred Hitchcock's The Trouble with Harry
  ...red Hitchcock]]'s ''[[The Trouble with Harry]]'' (1955), the camera tracks from left to right over primitive, cartoon-like drawings depicting an autumn pas ...tic and poet Friedrich Schlegel (1772-1829). Incorporating understandings from noted critics such as Anne K. Mellor and Clyde de L. Ryals, Allen highlight
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• Penrose Tennyson
  Tennyson was married to actress [[Nova Pilbeam]] from 1939. ...s instructional film unit and was killed in a plane crash whilst returning from Scapa Flow on the evening of 7th June 1941.<ref>Tennyson had enrolled with
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• Barbara Harris
  * 1977 [[Golden Globes]]: * {{articles}}
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• Senses of Cinema (2007) - The Sixties, the Thriller and the Judge
  ...4 years and, even in Canada, was the longest-running show in Toronto, from 1977 to 2004. Yet similar Broadway fare like Stephen Sondheim and Jules Furth’ ...1960 this was not the case and virtually everything Alfred Hitchcock did, from his arrival in 1939, was called a “thriller” (albeit of the “suspense
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• Hitch and the Remakes
  ...readily using material from outside sources (such as novels, plays, ideas from scriptwriters), the 'remakes' that we'll be looking at here were based, as ...these later). However, we'd best limit ourselves to the essential, except from time to time, when to give in to temptation will be a forgivable pleasure.
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• The Independent (21/Nov/2008) - France forgets giants of British cinema
  ...shown, not in list order, at a cinema in the fifth arrondissement of Paris from yesterday until July. ...n Kane by Orson Welles (1941), which has also topped a recent top-100 list from the American movie industry.
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• The Guardian (27/Sep/2008) - Obituary: Paul Newman
  ...s of Jewish-German descent and his mother was a Catholic whose family came from Hungary. She became a Christian Scientist when Paul was just five but her n ...946 Newman served as a US navy torpedo bomber radio operator. He graduated from the liberal arts Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, in 1949 and that year mar
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• Midnight Marquee (Sep/2008) - Psycho... Most Influential Modern Horror Movie?
  ...shower-stall" scene. Hell, Dressed to Kill is practically a Psycho remake, from killing off the main character to cross-dressing killers to the psychologis ...rs, not only including the long string of Hammer black-and-white thrillers from Scream of Fear on but also sundry other knockoffs like Homicidal (1961) and
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• Michael Balcon
  ...uote>''I had a plump young junior technician in my studios whom I promoted from department to department. Today, one of our most famous directors, he is in He died in 1977, aged 81.
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• John Russell Taylor
  == Hitchcock Articles == * [[Sight and Sound (1977) - Surviving: Hitchcock]]
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• Robert Bloch
  * [[The Alfred Hitchcock Hour - A Home Away from Home]] (27/Sep/1963) - writer: story and teleplay * ''Man with a Hobby'' in ''[[Alfred Hitchcock Presents: 16 Skeletons from My Closet]]'' (1963)
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• Ivor Montagu
  == Articles == * [[Sight and Sound (1977) - Michael Balcon, 1896-1977]]
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