Alfred Hitchcock was born in England in 1899, Hitchcock’s first job in the film business was as a studio’s title designer; he was unexpectedly handed directorial duties when a director fell ill. The rest is history. Demonstrating keen skill with eerie, mysterious subject matter, Alfred worked prolifically on many critical and box office successes, becoming known as the “Master of Suspense”. His cache was undeniable once his films, (such as Psycho and The Birds) bore “Alfred Hitchcock’s…” in the title. Nominated five times for Best Director, Hitchcock never won. Alfred Hitchcock died in 1980.
The Lodger
Blackmail
To Man Who Knew Too Much
Secret Agent
Jamaica Inn
Foreign Correspondent
Rebecca
Saboteur
Suspicion
Rope
Shadow of a Doubt
Lifeboat
Spellbound
Notorious
Under Capricorn
Stage Fright
Strangers on a Train
I Confess
Dial M For Murder
Rear Window
To Catch A Thief
The Trouble with Harry
To Man Who Knew Too Much
The Wrong Man
Vertigo
North by Northwest
Psycho
Marnie
Torn Curtain
Topaz
Frenzy
