Alfred Hitchcock
Alfred Joseph Hitchcock
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- Daughter: Patricia Hitchcock
Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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1925/00/00 | Working at Babelsberg next to a F Murnau shoot, Hitchcock discovers THE LAST LAUGH, an "almost the perfect film. It told its story even without subtitles, from beginning to end entirely by the use of imagery, and that had a tremendous influence on me." | Work | The Last Laugh (film) | ||||
1929/00/00 | "Blackmail " is released. | Director | Blackmail | ||||
1935/00/00 | "The 39 Steps " is released. | Director | The 39 Steps (film) | ||||
1936/00/00 | "Sabotage" is released. | Director | Sabotage | ||||
1938/10/07 | Starring Margaret Lockwood, Michael Redgrave, Paul Lukas and May Whitty, "The Lady Vanishes" is released in London. | Director | The Lady Vanishes | ||||
1939/00/00 | For his work on "The Lady Vanishes", Alfred Hitchcock receives the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Director. | Director | The Lady Vanishes | ||||
1940/03/21 | Directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Joan Fontaine and Laurence Olivier, "Rebecca" premieres at the Lincoln Theater in Miami Beach, Florida. | Director | Rebecca (film) | Lincoln Theater, Miami Beach | Miami Beach, Fl | ||
1942/02/09 | The LAFAYETTE, former SS NORMANDIE, capsizes at Pier 88 in New York City. Alfred Hitchcock will send a newsreel team to shoot footage of the liner from a moving car to be used in his film "Saboteur" (1942). | Work | Hell's Kitchen, NYC | ||||
1943/00/00 | "Shadow of a Doubt " is released. | Director | Shadow of a Doubt (film) | ||||
1945/12/28 | "Spellbound " is released. | Director | Spellbound | ||||
1946/00/00 | "Notorious " is released. | Director | Notorious | ||||
1948/08/26 | Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, "Rope" is released in New York City. | Director | Rope | ||||
1950/03/20 | While MGM offers Patricia Highsmith $4,000 for the film rights to "Strangers on a Train", Alfred Hitchcock proposes $6,000 for rights in perpetuity and $1,500 for work on writing the screen play. | Director | Strangers on a Train (book) | ||||
1950/10/17 | Alfred Hitchcock begins shooting "Strangers on a Train". For six days, they will film at Penn Station (lost) in New York City, at Danbury, Connecticut as Guy's hometown Metcalf and in Washington, DC. | Director | Strangers on a Train (film) | Danbury, CT | Connecticut | ||
1950/10/17 | Carrying a large bass fiddle, Alfred Hitchcock steps aboard the New Haven coach train at Danbury railroad station to make his cameo in "Strangers on a Train". | Director | Strangers on a Train (film) | Union Station | Danbury, CT | ||
1951/06/30 | "Strangers on a Train" is released in the United States. | Director | Strangers on a Train (film) | ||||
1954/08/04 | United Nations officials and prominent members of the social and entertainment worlds attend the benefit world premiere for "Rear Window" at the Rivoli Theatre (razed) in New York City, with proceeds going to the American-Korean Foundation. | Director | Rear Window (film) | ||||
1956/00/00 | "The Man Who Knew Too Much " is released. | Director | The Man Who Knew Too Much | ||||
1956/00/00 | "The Wrong Man " is released. | Director | The Wrong Man | ||||
1958/05/09 | "Vertigo" premieres at the Stage Door Theater, 420 Mason Street, San Francisco. | Director | Vertigo | Native Sons Building | San Francisco | ||
1959/00/00 | "North By Northwest " is released. | Director | North By Northwest (film) | ||||
1960/06/16 | Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" is released. | Director | Psycho (Hitchcock Film) | ||||
1962/03/00 | Alfred Hitchcock films "The Birds" in Bodega, California | Director | The Birds (film) | Bodega | California | ||
1963/00/00 | "The Birds " is released. | Director | The Birds (film) | ||||
1964/00/00 | "Marnie " is released. | Director | Marnie | ||||
1969/12/19 | "Topaz " is released. | Director | Topaz | ||||
1972/00/00 | "Frenzy " is released. | Director | Frenzy |
20 Creative Works by Alfred Hitchcock »
Title | Type | Association | Y/M/D | Moniker |
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Title | Type | Association | Y/M/D | Moniker |
Blackmail | Director | Film | 1929/00/00 |
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The 39 Steps (film) | Director | Film | 1935/00/00 |
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Sabotage | Director | Film | 1936/00/00 |
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The Lady Vanishes | Director | Film | 1938/10/07 |
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Rebecca (film) | Director | Film | 1940/03/21 |
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Shadow of a Doubt (film) | Director | Film | 1943/00/00 |
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Spellbound | Director | Film | 1945/12/28 |
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Notorious | Director | Film | 1946/00/00 |
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Rope | Director | Film | 1948/08/26 |
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Strangers on a Train (film) | Director | Film | 1951/06/30 |
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Rear Window (film) | Director | Film | 1954/08/04 |
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The Wrong Man | Director | Film | 1956/00/00 |
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The Man Who Knew Too Much | Director | Film | 1956/00/00 |
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Vertigo | Director | Film | 1958/05/09 |
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North By Northwest (film) | Director | Film | 1959/00/00 |
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Psycho (Hitchcock Film) | Director | Film | 1960/06/16 |
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The Birds (film) | Director | Film | 1963/00/00 |
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Marnie | Director | Film | 1964/00/00 |
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Topaz | Director | Film | 1969/12/19 | |
Frenzy | Director | Film | 1972/00/00 |
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