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SiBurning	Hitchcock	Lead	[-]
Feb 28 12 2:13 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	wikipedia has a decent Alfred Hitchcock filmography, but we can do better. Most of the earlier films are lost. I think The Pleasure Garden (1925) is the oldest one completely extant, but most of The White Shadow (1923) was recently found. The list's not in order. Anyone want to start the arguments? Films Director Number 13 (1922) -- unfinished Always Tell Your Wife (1923) -- One of two reels is LOST The Pleasure Garden (1925) The Mountain Eagle (1927) -- LOST The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927) -- writer, cameo Downhill (1927) Easy Virtue (1927) -- cameo The Ring (1927) -- writer Champagne (1928) -- writer The Farmer's Wife (1928) -- writer The Manxman (1929) Sound Test for Blackmail (1929) Blackmail (1929) -- cameo Elstree Calling (1930) -- sketches An Elastic Affair (1930) Juno and the Paycock (1930) aka. The Shame of Mary Boyle Murder! (1930) -- cameo Mary (1931) The Skin Game (1931) Rich and Strange (1931) aka. East of Shanghai Number Seventeen (1932) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) Waltzes From Vienna (1934) The 39 Steps (1935) -- cameo Sabotage (1936) Secret Agent (1936) Young and Innocent (1937) aka. The Girl Was Young -- cameo The Lady Vanishes (1938) -- cameo Jamaica Inn (1939) Foreign Correspondent (1940) -- cameo Rebecca (1940) -- cameo Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941) -- cameo Suspicion (1941) -- cameo Saboteur (1942) -- cameo, writer Shadow of a Doubt (1943) -- cameo Lifeboat (1944) Bon Voyage (1944) Aventure malgache (1944) The Fighting Generation (1944) Watchtower Over Tomorrow (1945) Spellbound (1945) -- cameo Notorious (1946) -- cameo The Paradine Case (1948) -- cameo Rope (1948) -- cameo Under Capricorn (1949) -- cameo Stage Fright (1950) -- cameo Strangers On A Train (1951) -- cameo I Confess (1953) -- cameo Dial M for Murder (1954) -- cameo Rear Window (1954) -- cameo To Catch a Thief (1955) -- cameo The Trouble With Harry (1955) -- cameo The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) remake -- cameo The Wrong Man (1956) -- cameo Vertigo (1958) -- cameo North by Northwest (1959) -- cameo Psycho (1960) -- cameo The Birds (1963) -- cameo Marnie (1964) -- cameo Torn Curtain (1966) -- cameo Topaz (1969) -- cameo Frenzy (1972) -- cameo Family Plot (1976) -- cameo TV Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955-1962) TV series The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962-1965) TV series CHFB "Suspicion" episode: 1.1: Four O'Clock (1957) "Startime" episode 1.27: Incident at a Corner (1960) Producer Lord Camber's Ladies (1932) producer "Suspicion" (1957-1959) TV series, executive producer "Alcoa Premiere" episode 1.15: The Jail (1962), executive producer Actor "Lux Video Theatre" episode 5.1: To Each His Own (1954) Writer Woman to Woman (1923) -- writer, assistant director, art director The White Shadow (1924) -- writer, assistant director, art director 3 of 6 reels found CHFB2 Dangerous Virtue (1924) -- writer, assistant director, art director The Passionate Adventure (1924) -- writer, assistant director, art director Die Prinzessin und der Geiger (1925) -- writer, assistant director, art director Blackmail (1929) -- writer: adapted by Murder! (1930) -- writer: adaptation The Shame of Mary Boyle (1930) -- writer: adaptation East of Shanghai (1931) -- writer: adaptation The Skin Game (1931) -- writer: adaptation Number 17 (1932) -- writer: scenario Forever and a Day (1943) -- writer Lifeboat (1944) -- writer: story idea Notorious (1946) -- writer: screenplay contributor Lifepod (1993) (TV) -- writer (short story) Don't Give Me the Finger (2005) (play) -- writer Gas (2006) -- writer (story) Misc The Call of Youth (1921) -- title designer The Great Day (1921) -- title designer Appearances (1921) -- title designer The Mystery Road (1921) -- title designer The Princess of New York (1921) -- title designer Dangerous Lies (1921) -- title designer The Bonnie Brier Bush (1921) -- title designer Three Live Ghosts (1922) -- art director, title designer The Spanish Jade (1922) -- art director, title designer The Man from Home (1922) -- art director, title designer Tell Your Children (1922) -- art director, title designer Love's Boomerang (1922) -- title designer Sanders of the River (1935) (director of the first stages) CHFB Threads RIP Alfred Hitchcock - Apr 29, 1980 CHFB2 Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators Alfred Hitchock and Bernard Herrmann: Torn Curtain Varese Sarabande releases collection of Bernard Herrmann ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR scores Christopher Lee and Mr. Hitchcock Hitchcock Cameo Mania! Hitchcock's Horrors Hitchcock = Nostradamus? Hitchcock and the Sincerest Form Of Flattery Hitchcock's storyboards for STAGE FRIGHT (1950) go from attic to auction house on June 7th in UK Does Hitchcock Always Punish The Guilty or Not? Guide to Resources on CHFB
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ryanbrennan		#1	[-]
Mar 3 12 11:18 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hitchcock shot a documentary on concentration camps titled MEMORY OF THE CAMPS that was unfinished. It aired on PBS with narration by Trevor Howard. It's never listed in his filmography. I'd think the color remake series of ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS ought to be listed. Under "Actor" I'd include his trailers PSYCHO, THE BIRDS, FRENZY, etc. as they represent fresh material and almost constitute short films on their own. Last Edited By: ryanbrennan Mar 3 12 11:20 PM. Edited 1 times.
professor liebstrum		#2	[-]
Mar 9 12 3:31 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	There's the stuff he shot between Topaz and Frenzy which appeared in {I think } the BBC "Reputations" doc a few years back. Russ
Rick		#3	[-]
Mar 10 12 12:26 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	And there's also DOUBLE TAKE (2009). I guess you'd call it a documentary, but that doesn't really cover it. More of an art film/cinema essay blah blah blah. The filmmaker has used old clips of Hitchcock from public appearances, trailers, the introductions to his tv shows and such. There's also lots of old film on Kennedy, Nixon, Kruschev, others. And there's a guy who works as a Hitchcock lookalike, someone who mimics Sir Alfred's voice, and God knows what else. I think it's supposed to be some sort of commentary on the Cold War, but either I'm not smart enough to get it, or the filmmaker wasn't able to put it over. Or both. I saw the trailer for this at Film Forum a couple of years back and it looked like it would be great fun and it's really not. It starts out pretty well, very entertaining, but loses steam pretty quickly. Still, I guess this gets filed under Miscellaneous. It's on Netflix Streaming.

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