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  ...o the [[Hitchcock Journal Articles Project]] and the [[Hitchcock Newspaper Articles Project]]. == Site Articles ==
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• Weekly Standard (2004) - Dark Deeds
  ...has poisoned that person's dinner; and that the covered dish brought last to the table contains the antidote, reaching for which (the father reasons) wo ...exits the elevator unharmed, personal–injury lawyers are waiting to try to convince him of the value in being hurt.
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• Weekly Standard (2007) - Hitchcock Lite
  ...on) without ever properly explaining how a black woman's voice is emerging from a blonde who sounds hike Minnie Mouse.''</indent> ...pathetic and henpecked salesman who cannot take another moment's criticism from his nasty invalid wife, but a pony‑tailed charmer who undertakes an uncom
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• Sidney Gottlieb
  * {{Framing Hitchcock: Selected Essays from the Hitchcock Annual (2002) edited by Sidney Gottlieb & Christopher Brookho * {{The Hitchcock Annual Anthology: Selected Essays from Volumes 10-15 (2009) edited by Sidney Gottlieb & Richard Allen}}
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• National Post (25/Oct/2005) - Hitchcock's body of work is a rarity
  ...o in Vertigo, in which Stewart's retired detective Scottie Ferguson proves to be a particularly unreliable witness, and in Rear Window, in which he plays ...e it appear to be one continuous shot. Rear Window is shot almost entirely from inside one apartment.
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• Sight and Sound (2008) - Mystery Train
  ...ushmore, South Dakota]], Narrative style, [[Naunton Wayne]], [[Night Train to Munich (1940)]], [[North by Northwest (1959)]], [[Number Seventeen (1932)]] ...wisps of steam drifting through an open window give a semblance of realism to the train itself - probably the Arlberg Orient Express - but modern audienc
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• Screen (2004) - Sympathy With the Devil? Music of the Psycho Post-Psycho
  {{Journal articles}} [[Category: Articles from 2000 to 2009]]
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• Hitchcock books
  ...following is a list of mostly non-fiction English language titles relating to the life and career of [[Alfred Hitchcock]]. ...d like your publication to be added to this list, please email the details to ''admin@hitchcock.zone''
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• Senses of Cinema (2007) - The Sixties, the Thriller and the Judge
  ...o Much (1956)]], [[The Paradine Case (1947)]], [[The Wrong Man (1956)]], [[To Catch a Thief (1955)]], [[Universal Studios]], [[Vera Miles]], [[Vertigo (1 ...d. And an English expatriate director and a psychopathic mass-murderer are to blame.
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• Richard Allen
  * {{The Hitchcock Annual Anthology: Selected Essays from Volumes 10-15 (2009) edited by Sidney Gottlieb & Richard Allen}} * [[Daphne du Maurier and Alfred Hitchcock]]<br />{{-}}in {{A Companion to Film and the Novel (2004) edited by Alessandra Raengo & Robert Stam}}
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• Monsters and Critics (12/Oct/2008) - The Alfred Hitchcock Story (review)
  ...e inserts on everything from Hitchcock’s foray into television and radio to his famous cameo appearances and his notorious obsession with blonde women The general tone of the book is casual, with Mogg referring to Hitchcock affectionately as ‘Hitch’; Mogg even writes about being on se
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• Poughkeepsie Journal (16/Nov/2008) - Hitchcock bio swoops in on leading ladies
  ...e history of cinema, few films have proven as durable as those that sprang from the warped psyche of [[Alfred Hitchcock]]. ...rain]]," "[[Rear Window]]" and "[[Psycho]]," possessed an unerring ability to distill humanity's deepest fears and darkest desires into exquisitely craft
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• The Times (26/Feb/2009) - Paul Merton's 39 Steps to the Master - Alfred Hitchcock
  '''(c) The Times''' (26/Feb/2009) '''Paul Merton's 39 Steps to the Master - Alfred Hitchcock'''
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• The Mercury News (11/Oct/2008) - Hitchcock's granddaughter recalls his love of Bay Area and Santa Cruz
  ...cal quality. He particularly loved San Francisco, calling it a great place to set a murder mystery namely "[[Vertigo]]," released 50 years ago. Q ''Can you explain your grandfather's connection to the Bay Area?''
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• Liverpool Daily Post (25/Nov/2008) - Obituary: John Michael Hayes
  ...Too Much (1956)]], [[The Trouble with Harry (1955)]], [[Thelma Ritter]], [[To Catch a Thief (1955)]]'' ...the street pervades the story of a press photographer temporarily confined to a wheelchair, who whiles away the slow-moving, monotonous hours gazing thro
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• The Age (11/Dec/2008) - Writer added sharp dialogue to provide zest to Hitchcock's thrillers
  * http://www.theage.com.au/world/writer-added-sharp-dialogue-to-provide-zest-to-hitchcocks-thrillers-20081210-6vtm.html ...[[The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)]], [[The Trouble with Harry (1955)]], [[To Catch a Thief (1955)]]''
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• The Washington Post (25/Nov/2008) - John Michael Hayes; Writer Worked With Hitchcock
  ...xy sophistication to [[Alfred Hitchcock]]'s films "[[Rear Window]]" and "[[To Catch a Thief]]" and toned down explicit material for movie adaptations of ...ng comedy and detective shows, before his work for Hitchcock propelled him to the front rank of screenwriters in the 1950s.
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• New York Times (22/Oct/2008) - Hitchcock's Birds (Especially the Blond Ones)
  Mr. Spoto thus adds to the reams of critical speculation about Hitchcock’s ambivalence toward so ...pt to force her into making herself sexually available to him, threatening to ruin her career if she would not oblige. (She didn’t.)
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• Los Angeles Times (26/Aug/2009) - For Diane Baker, one scene leads to 50 years
  '''(c) Los Angeles Times''' (26/Aug/2009) '''For Diane Baker, one scene leads to 50 years'''
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• Celebrity Cafe (25/Nov/2008) - Hitchcock Screenwriter Dies at Age of 89
  ...[[The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)]], [[The Trouble with Harry (1955)]], [[To Catch a Thief (1955)]]'' ...the best-selling book “Peyton Place.” He also wrote Hitchcock’s “[[To Catch a Thief]],” “[[The Trouble With Harry]]” and the 1956 remake of
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