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Stop Laughing: A Difference of Laughter Between British and American Hitchcock
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Stop Laughing: A Difference of Laughter Between British and American Hitchcock

By
Benjamin Aspray
/ 15 October 2019

While Alfred Hitchcock is famous for the humor that he injected into his thrillers, there are striking differences in the humor between his British and American periods.

I’ve Got You Under My Skin: The Constancy of Cloning and of Gamer Identity in ‘Hardcore Henry’
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I’ve Got You Under My Skin: The Constancy of Cloning and of Gamer Identity in ‘Hardcore Henry’

By
G. Christopher Williams
/ 26 April 2016
Henry isn't the only surrogate for gamer identity in Hardcore Henry.
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“Some of My Best Friends Are in Concentration Camps”: The Absence of Jews in Hitchcock’s WWII Films

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PopMatters Staff
/ 15 June 2010
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Hitchcock 101: Day Four, 1941 – 1943

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PopMatters Staff
/ 15 June 2010

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