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The World of Alfred Hitchcock

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The World of Alfred Hitchcock
Directed byAnnett Wolf
Written byAnnett Wolf
StarringAlfred Hitchcock
Bruce Dern
CinematographyDonald H. Stern
Edited byWilliam H. White
Production
companies
Release date
  • 1976 (1976)
Running time
46 minutes
CountryDenmark / United States
LanguageEnglish

The World of Alfred Hitchcock is a 1976 Danish television documentary about the English film director Alfred Hitchcock directed by Annett Wolf. Shot after the completion of Family Plot, it was part of a series of films she made in Hollywood during the one-year leave of absence she took from DR (broadcaster)

Synopsis

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In the setting of his office at Universal Studios, Alfred Hitchcock shares his vision of what an artistic film should be in the framework of a commercial industry, the difference between suspense films and mystery films, his conception of eroticism and his vision of Scandinavian women. He also explains in details how he created the suspense in the famous sequence of North by Northwest in the corn field. The film contains an original interview with Bruce Dern, who describes Hitchcock's method as a director, and film clips from North by Northwest, Frenzy, Topaz, and Family Plot.

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