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  ** [[:Category:Articles about Alfred Hitchcock|articles]] about... ** [[Hitchcock books|books]] about...
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• The Times (19/Jul/1975) - Hitchcock's fifty years in films
  ...ris]], [[Bruce Dern]], [[Edmund Gwenn]], [[Ernest Lehman]], [[Family Plot (1976)]], [[Foreign Correspondent (1940)]], [[Grace Cathedral, California Street, ...re is striking. But then so is everything about the shooting of ''[[Family Plot]]'', as it was currently called, the film with which Alfred Hitchcock celeb
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• Hitchcock books
  Hitchcock remains the most studied and written-about film director of all time and there are very few aspects of his life and wo === Recommended Books ===
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• Hitchcock Gallery: image 4370
  == Family Plot (1976) - press book == Press book for "[[Family Plot]]".
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• Hitchcock Gallery: image 4371
  == Family Plot (1976) - press book == Press book for "[[Family Plot]]".
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• Family Plot (1976)
  <hitchcockCarousel type="film" name="Family Plot (1976)" /> ''There's no body in the family plot.''
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• The Complete Films of Alfred Hitchcock (2002) by Robert A. Harris & Michael Lasky
  ...ith the silent film The Pleasure Garden, to his final film in 1976, Family Plot, and even covers the years of his popular television show, Alfred Hitchcock [[Category: Hitchcock books|Complete Films of Alfred Hitchcock]]
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• A Year of Hitchcock: 52 Weeks with the Master of Suspense (2009) by Jim McDevitt & Eric San Juan
  ...the film's value to the Hitchcock viewer. From [[The Lodger]] to [[Family Plot]], 68 works directed by Hitchcock are analyzed. Each analysis is supplement {{#widget:Google Books
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• The Rainbird Pattern (1972) by Victor Canning
  publisher -> Macmillan / Ace Books filmed as -> [[Family Plot (1976)]]
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• Monsters and Critics (12/Oct/2008) - The Alfred Hitchcock Story (review)
  * http://www.monstersandcritics.com/books/features/article_1436365.php/Feature_The_Alfred_Hitchcock_Story__and_analys ...]], [[Camille Paglia]], [[Czenzi Ormonde]], [[Dan Auiler]], [[Family Plot (1976)]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[James Stewart]], [[John Michael Hayes]], [[Ken Mo
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• Ken Mogg
  ==Hitchcock Books == * [[Cinema Papers (1976) - Family Plot]]
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• The Times (07/Sep/2008) - Sir Alfred Hitchcock: Giant with a taste for bondage
  ...k]], [[Bernard Herrmann]], [[Cary Grant]], [[Evan Hunter]], [[Family Plot (1976)]], [[Frenzy (1972)]], [[James Stewart]], [[Janet Leigh]], [[Jonathan Coe]] ...nsists of. More than 30 years since the release of his swan song, [[Family Plot]], the phrase still conjures up the same images; and if a modern Flaubert w
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• The Times (05/Sep/2008) - Alfred Hitchcock: modest exhibitionist
  ...aftsman, creative innovator and social critic. From then on, the number of books, essays and conferences on the filmmaker have rivalled the quantity devoted ...wn to most film enthusiasts. Born in 1899 into a lower-middle-class London family, he was an overweight boy with an interest in maps and train timetables who
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• New Jersey Online (08/Nov/2008) - The most select club in Hollywood: The Hitchcock Blondes
  ...rd]], [[Donald Spoto]], [[Doris Day]], [[Eva Marie Saint]], [[Family Plot (1976)]], [[François Truffaut]], [[Frenzy (1972)]], [[Grace Kelly]], [[Ingrid Be ...ler, the silent "[[The Lodger]]" in 1927, and by his final film, "[[Family Plot]]," not quite 50 years later, the list had grown to include some of cinema'
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• Ernest Lehman
  * ''[[Family Plot]]'' (1976) - writer: screenplay == Books ==
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• Henry Bumstead
  * ''[[Family Plot]]'' (1976) - production designer * ''[[Plotting Family Plot]]'' (2001)
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• CineAction (1999) - The Spatial World of Hitchcock's Films
  ...d to point out in 'Against "The System of Suture"' (again in Nichols, ed., 1976, pp.451-59), such an approach took no account of the viewer's ability to re ...an also discusses how this sequence subverts our conventional expectations about the POV structure. Yet his own interpretation of its significance (consider
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• Hitchcock Annual (1998) - Hitchcock's "The Mountain Eagle"
  ...then proceeds to give a two-sentence summary of the story.) His statement about the scenario is, however, a translation from the French. What was said in t Our knowledge of the plot is derived, basically, from ''[[The Bioscope]]'' and ''[[Kinematograph Week
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• Hitchcock Annual (1998) - The Controller Controlled: Hitchcock's Cameo in "Torn Curtain"
  ...], Children, [[Claude Jade]], [[Dial M for Murder (1954)]], [[Family Plot (1976)]], [[Famous Players-Lasky]], Feature films, Film (USA), Film directors, Fi ...e, while Sarah is shown fully dressed, taking the initiative to propel the plot toward the bookstore alluded to in the radiograms. The issues of bonding an
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• October (1999) - Hitchcock, or the Pleasures of Metaskepticism
  ...]], [[Donald Spoto]], [[Eva Marie Saint]], [[Eve Kendall]], [[Family Plot (1976)]], [[Frenzy (1972)]], [[Grace Kelly]], [[Ivor Novello]], [[Jack the Ripper ...the narrative Hitchcock's metaskeptical narration sustains our uncertainty about the Lodger's motivation. Even the flashback in which the Lodger reveals his
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