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• Sanders of the River (1935)
  * released in 2004 by Cozumel Films/Urban Works (USA, NTSC, 1.33:1) * released in 2007 by Criterion Collection (USA, NTSC, 1.33:1)
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• Essential Art House: 50 Years of Janus Films - Criterion Collection (USA, 2006)
  * plus 48 other films, many of which have been previously released on DVD by Criterion * released by {{C:Criterion Collection}} in {{Y:2006}} ({{USA}})
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• Wrong Men and Notorious Women: Five Hitchcock Thrillers 1935-1946 - Criterion Collection (USA, 2003)
  * released by {{C:Criterion Collection}} in {{Y:2003}} ({{USA}}) ...t of print" (see [http://www.criterionco.com/asp/faq.asp Criterion FAQ]). Criterion stopped producing the box set at the same time. The remaining two titles ([
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• The Lady Vanishes (1938) - Criterion Collection (USA, 2007)
  * [[Crook's Tour (1941)]] - directed by John Baxter * released by {{C:Criterion Collection}} in {{Y:2007}} ({{USA}})
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• Spellbound (1945) - Criterion Collection (USA, 2002)
  =Spellbound (1945) - The Criterion Collection = * released by {{C:Criterion Collection}} in {{Y:2002}} ({{USA}})
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• Notorious (1946) - Criterion Collection (USA, 2001)
  * released by {{C:Criterion Collection}} in {{Y:2001}} ({{USA}}) ** by Hitchcock film scholar [[Marian Keane]]
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• Rebecca (1940) - Criterion Collection (USA, 2001)
  * released by {{C:Criterion Collection}} in {{Y:2001}} ({{USA}}) ** by film scholar [[Leonard J. Leff]], author of "Hitchcock and Selznick: The Ri
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• The 39 Steps (1935) - Criterion Collection (USA, 1998)
  * released by {{C:Criterion Collection}} in {{Y:1998}} ({{USA}}) ** by Hitchcock scholar [[Marian Keane]]
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• Notorious (1946) - Seil DVD (South Korea, 2004)
  * released by {{C:Seil DVD}} in {{Y:2004}} ({{South Korea}}) ** by Hitchcock film scholar [[Marian Keane]]
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• The Lady Vanishes (1938) - Criterion Collection (USA, 1998)
  * released by {{C:Criterion Collection}} in {{Y:1998}} ({{USA}}) ** by film historian [[Bruce Eder]]
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• Copyright status of Hitchcock films
  ...leasure Garden]]" (1925) through to "[[Jamaica Inn]]" (1939) were produced by British film studios and so fall under the remit of the copyright laws of t ...ng the term of copyright protection]</ref> came into force and was adopted by the United Kingdom in 1995 (coming into force on 01/Jul/1995). The purpose
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• The 39 Steps (1935) - Criterion Collection (Blu-ray, USA, 2012)
  distributor -> {{C:Criterion Collection}} ({{USA}}) * new video essay by Hitchcock scholar [[Leonard Leff]]
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• The Lady Vanishes (1938) - Criterion Collection (Blu-ray, USA, 2011)
  distributor -> {{C:Criterion Collection}} ({{USA}}) * [[Crook's Tour (1941)]] - directed by John Baxter
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• Hitchcock News - August 2012
  ...ing film, Citizen Kane, was top of the bill, that is, until it was toppled by Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. For those of ...''</span> ...6">''News that Citizen Kane had been supplanted after 50 years at the top, by Alfred HItchcock's Vertigo rocked the social media-circus to its core, plas
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• Hitchcock News - October 2012
  ...style="color:#666">''Iconic English director Alfred Hitchcock, considered by many The Master of Suspense, is revered as one of the greatest creative min ...style="color:#666">''Iconic English director Alfred Hitchcock, considered by many The Master of Suspense, is revered as one of the greatest creative min
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• Hitchcock News - January 2013
  ...ime&#8212;not to mention your money&#8212;is far better spent with the new Criterion DVD of Alfred Hitchcock's 1934 sensation &#8220;The Man Who Knew Too Much.& ...13)<br /><span style="color:#666">''HITCHCOCK, as most filmgoers will know by now, is about the making of Psycho which, at the time (1960), was Alfred Hi
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• Hitchcock News - February 2013
  ...n - review]''' - Radio Times (01/Feb/2013)<br /><span style="color:#666">''Released shortly after the TV drama The Girl, in which canonised director Alfred Hit ...mother when Norman was a teenager. The drama, which is executive produced by Carlton Cuse and Kerry Ehrin, will serve ...''</span>
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• Family Plot (1976) - Universal (Blu-ray)
  * <amazon>B00BM7B4FU usa</amazon> - released 03/Dec/2013 * <amazon>B00BUR4G7A fr</amazon> - released 04/Jun/2013
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• American Literary History (2007) - Microfilm, Containment, and the Cold War
  ...[[MacGuffin]], [[Mark Osteen]], [[Mount Rushmore, South Dakota]], [[North by Northwest (1959)]], [[Random House]], [[Richard Schickel]], [[Slavoj Žiže ...ry Grant]] says to [[Eva Marie Saint]] in [[Alfred Hitchcock]]'s ''[[North by Northwest]]'' (1959), just before they scramble over the brows and neckline
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• The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) - Criterion Collection (Blu-ray, USA, 2013)
  distributor -> {{C:Criterion Collection}} ({{USA}}) ** bitrate: approx 36Mbps (measured by MediaInfo)
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