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• Travis Banton
  ...t Pictures]]. He is considered one of the most important Hollywood costume designers of the 1930s. [[Category: Hitchcock's Costume Designers|Banton, Travis]]
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• Alfred Hitchcock and Peter Bogdanovich (1963)
  ...with him and he takes notes. And I describe the picture for the production designers as well. ''[[Marnie]]'' has all been finished as far as the layout of the p ...and not what people expected. Here you get a Hitchcock picture which is a costume-picture and not approached from a thriller or excitement point of view unti
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• Molly McArthur
  [[Category: Hitchcock's Costume Designers|McArthur, Molly]]
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• Irene
  [[Category: Hitchcock's Costume Designers|Irene]]
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• Rita Riggs
  * ''[[Psycho]]'' (1960) - costume designer (uncredited) * ''[[Marnie]]'' (1964) - costume designer (women's costumes)
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• René Hubert
  [[Category: Hitchcock's Costume Designers|Hubert, René]]
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• Howard Greer
  * ''[[Spellbound]]'' (1945) - costume designer: Miss Bergman's gowns (uncredited) [[Category: Hitchcock's Costume Designers|Greer, Howard]]
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• Vera West
  [[Category: Hitchcock's Costume Designers|West, Vera]]
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• Adrian
  Adrian Adolph Greenberg (1903–1959) was a Hollywood costume designer whose most famous costumes were for ''The Wizard of Oz'' and other * ''[[Shadow of a Doubt]]'' (1943) - costume designer
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• The New Yorker (1974) - Cary Grant: The Man from Dream City
  ...ful Truth" is the most gifted stooging imaginable. She was betrayed by the costume designer: she's shrilly dressed. And though she is often funny, she overdoe ...he shared quarters with a young Australian, who later became known as the costume designer Orry-Kelly; in those days, Kelly made and tried to sell hand-paint
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• Edith Head
  Edith Head, born Edith Claire Posener, was an American costume designer who had a long career in Hollywood that garnered her more Academy * ''[[The Trouble with Harry]]'' (1955) - costume designer
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• Obsessed with Vertigo: New Life for Hitchcock's Masterpiece (1997) - transcript
  Transcript for the documentary "[[Obsessed with Vertigo - New Life for Hitchcock's Masterpiece]]", based on the subtitle track from a DVD. * [[June Van Dyke]] - costume designer and assistant to Edith Head
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• Hitchcock News - October 2012
  ...39 Steps, now playing at the Sid Williams Theatre, is adapted from Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 spy thriller by Patrick Barlow and has everything - a plot that has be ...2012)<br /><span style="color:#666">''This play is an adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps." They started with "Mr. Memory" and ended with him telling u
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• Sight and Sound (2005) - Script Special: Eliot Stannard: The Man Who Wasn't There
  ...d.bfi.org.uk/sightandsound/feature/49173">'''Eliot Stannard wrote eight of Hitchcock's silent films and a screenwriting manual that, decades after the passing of ...student of psychology and character; and alive to the atmospheric value of costume, furniture, architecture and scenery." How many of today's script editors (
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• Sight and Sound (2012) - The same cloth: Edith Head and Alfred Hitchcock
  ''The doyenne of Hollywood costume designers was a perfect perfectionist match for the Master of Suspense, finds Thirza ...t Eve, chastising actress Margo Channing for letting an outsider deliver a costume to Mrs Brown in Wardrobe.
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• Boston Globe (24/Dec/2009) - Edith Head's costumes for Hollywood are legendary
  ...r in their employ. Before her death, Head won eight [[Academy Awards]] for costume design, and was just as well known in Hollywood for her ability to juggle d For a fuller picture of Head's work in film costume, Lauerman suggests renting "All About Eve" (Gary Merrill and Bette Davis, a
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• The Wall Street Journal (29/Nov/2012) - Style Inspiration From a Costume Designer
  * article: '''Style Inspiration From a Costume Designer''' '''Style Inspiration From a Costume Designer'''
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• The Guardian (15/Jan/2013) - How Hitchcock's women cast a spell on fashion season after season
  * article: '''How Hitchcock's women cast a spell on fashion season after season''' * http://www.guardian.co.uk/fashion/2013/jan/15/hitchcock-women-fashion-designers
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• American Film (1978) - Dialogue on Film: Edith Head
  ...hat we retain those images. Edith Head is the doyenne of Hollywood costume designers: She has worked on more than a thousand films — everything from ''She Don ...en age with a special fondness and looks askance at the present decline in costume designing. In witty moments, she wonders if several pairs of jeans wouldn't
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• Roger K. Furse
  Roger Kemble Furse was an English art director and costume designer of stage and film. * ''[[Under Capricorn]]'' (1949) - costume designer
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