Biograph presents the films of Alfred Hitchcock

Document source:

Biograph

Document language:

English

Document type:

flyer

Number of pages:

2

Document name subject:

Alfred Hitchcock

Document contains:

bibliography and production co

Related films:

• Blackmail — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1929
• Murder! — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1930
• The man who knew too much — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1934
• The thirty-nine steps — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1935
• Secret agent — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1936
• The girl was young — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1937
• The lady vanishes — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1938
• Jamaica inn — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1939
• Rebecca — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1940
• Foreign correspondent — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1940
• Saboteur — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1942
• Lifeboat — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1944
• Spellbound — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1945
• Stage fright — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1950
• Strangers on a train — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1951
• I confess — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1953
• To catch a thief — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1955
• The wrong man — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1957
• North by northwest — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1959
• Psycho — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1960
• The birds — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1963
• Marnie — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1964
• Torn curtain — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1966
• Frenzy — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1972

Film country(ies):

England and United States

Film language(s):

English and French

Film production company:

Alfred Hitchcock Productions, British International Pictures, First National Pictures, Inc., Gainsborough Studios, Gaumont British Picture Corp., Mayflower Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Paramount Pictures, Selznick International Pictures, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, United Artists Corporation, Universal Pictures, Verity Films, Inc., and Warner Bros.

Film genre(s):

Crime, Espionage, Mystery, Political, Slasher, Thriller, and War

Film subject(s):

• Actresses -- Drama
• Adultery -- Drama
• Amnesia -- Drama
• Animal attacks -- Drama
• Assassination -- Drama
• Assault and battery -- Drama
• Bank robberies -- Drama
• Berlin (Germany) -- Social conditions -- Drama
• Birds -- Abnormalities -- Drama
• Bombings -- Drama
• Couples -- Drama
• Criminal investigation -- Drama
• Criminals -- Identification -- Drama
• Diplomatic and consular service -- Drama
• Espionage -- Drama
• Espionage -- Great Britain -- Drama
• Family life -- United States -- Economic conditions -- Drama
• Fugitives from justice -- Drama
• Ghosts -- England -- Drama
• Hoover Dam (Ariz. and Nev.) -- Drama
• Hotelkeepers -- Drama
• Inner cities -- Economic aspects -- United States -- Drama
• Jazz musicians -- New York (State) -- New York -- Drama
• Jewel thieves -- France -- Drama
• Jewelry theft -- Drama
• Judicial error -- Drama
• Kidnapping -- Drama
• London (England) -- Drama
• Man-woman relationships -- Drama
• Married people -- Psychology -- Drama
• Men -- Psychology -- Drama
• Mentally ill women -- Drama
• Motels -- Drama
• Mothers and sons -- Drama
• Mount Rushmore National Memorial -- Drama
• Murder -- Drama
• Murder -- Investigation -- Drama
• Murder -- Psychological aspects -- Drama
• Murderers -- Drama
• Murderers -- Germany -- Drama
• Neckties -- Drama
• Parricide -- United States -- Drama
• Pirates -- Drama
• Police pursuit driving -- United States -- Drama
• Priests, Catholic -- United States -- Drama
• Prostitution -- United States -- Drama
• Psychopaths -- Drama
• Psychotherapists -- Drama
• Rape -- Psychological aspects -- Drama
• Rich people -- Drama
• Riviera (France) -- Description and travel -- Drama
• Saint Moritz (Switzerland) -- Description and travel -- Drama
• Scientists -- Drama
• Self-defense -- Drama
• Sexual deviation -- Drama
• Shipwrecks -- Drama
• Shipwrecks -- England -- Cornwall -- Drama
• Tennis players -- Drama
• Theater -- Drama
• Theater -- Production and direction -- Drama
• Theft -- Drama
• Transvestites -- Drama
• Triangles (Interpersonal relations) -- Drama
• Triangles (Interpersonal relations) -- United States -- Drama
• United Nations and learned institutions, societies, etc. -- Drama
• Upper class -- England -- Drama
• Wife abuse -- United States -- Drama
• World War, 1914-1918 -- Europe -- Drama
• World War, 1939-1945 -- Belgium
• World War, 1939-1945 -- Drama

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