Strangers On a Train (1951), a tense thriller with an innocent man entangled in a psychotic charmer's murder plot.
Rear Window (1954), with Jimmy Stewart and Grace Kelly in the nail-biting tale of a man stuck in a wheelchair who thinks he sees his neighbor kill his wife.
Notorious (1946), a masterful spy story with Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant and Claude Rains.
North by Northwest (1959), a hugely entertaining cross-country thriller with Grant, Eva Marie Saint and James Mason that winds up at Mount Rushmore, of all places. Vertigo (1958) could be listed as Hitchcock's greatest film, an "is-she-or-isn't-she" spellbinder with Kim Novak in a double role.
Psycho, (1960) might be his most famous. It inspired so many imitators that it seems clichéd and a little campy now, but it can still deliver a shock or two.
The Birds (1963) is the best of Hitchcock's later movies, departing from his traditional themes. It's an odd, nerve-wracking tale of birds attacking a seaside town in waves of inexplicable savagery. The sight of silent crows settling one by one on a schoolyard jungle gym is unforgettable.
Hitchcock's last great film, 1972's Frenzy, marked his return to England. A lot of critics love it...
You can go to the internet Movie Database for a complete listing, but some of his films were Dial M for Murder, Strangers on a Train, North by Northwest, Vertigo, Psycho, and The Birds.
Alfred Hitchcock
William Hitchcock and Eileen Hitchcock
Bergman made three movies with Hitchcock, Spellbound-1945, Notorious-1946 and Under Capricorn-1949.
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Alfred Hitchcock
William Hitchcock and Eileen Hitchcock
Alfred Hitchcock's parents were William and Emma Jane Hitchcock
Some of the easiest places to watch Hitchcock movies would be streaming services such as Netflix and Blockbuster at Home. Amazon also has a limited supply of Hitchcock movies available to rent as well. Other places would be your local video store, Redbox, and even the local library if they have videos available. Google and YouTube also rent movies and have some Hitchcock movies available.
Bergman made three movies with Hitchcock, Spellbound-1945, Notorious-1946 and Under Capricorn-1949.
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Alfred Hitchcock The Art of Making Movies - 1990 is rated/received certificates of: USA:PG-13
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