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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.

The Three Faces of Alfred Hitchcock
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The Three Faces of Alfred Hitchcock

By
Matt McKinzie
/ 24 April 2018

We must view Alfred Hitchcock as the brilliant, horrifying, innovative, monstrous composite he authentically was.

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Reshaping the Stories: ‘Scripting Hitchcock’

By
Sarah Boslaugh
/ 19 June 2012
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Insufferable Human Drama as Catalyst in Hitchcock’s ‘The Birds’

By
Nathan Pensky
/ 18 January 2011
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Hitchcock 101: Day Ten, 1963 – 1966

By
PopMatters Staff
/ 23 June 2010
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The Primal Drive of Fear and Desire in Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’ and ‘The Birds’

By
C.E. McAuley
/ 22 June 2010
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Is Suda 51 the Alfred Hitchcock of Video Games?

By
G. Christopher Williams
/ 15 February 2010

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