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...book reads more like a series of interviews surrounding a common theme—the making of Hitchcock??€™s movies—than an account of the man’s life. Hitchcock??€™s personal life is only mentioned at its edges—before he began directing films and after he finished. Instead, Chandler ascribes Hitchcock??€™s theory that he was his movies, and responds accordingly...
...provocative and tabloid. In retrospect, however, it is clear that it was exactly this aspect of Fuller’s style that served as a strong influence for contemporary filmmakers like Martin Scorcese and Quentin Tarantino and for the French New Wave, for whom he was a hero of Hitchcock??€™s stature...
Cavini allows herself to play with the tones to keep Game from drifting into familiarity. A murder scene on a train—which seems set up as a nod to the first Highsmith adaptation, Alfred Hitchcock??€™s 1951 Strangers on a Train—is played as screwball comedy in the finest His Girl Friday tradition, and I began to forget about the brutality of the game and enjoy the antics. I was as caught up in the moment as Jonathon, which makes his subsequent fear all the more palpable. And then Cavini’s game...
...instructor—are brought together in a small village in the Alps. Their lives interweave with two romantic relationships, and the birth and death of two children. The story is told against sweeping, gorgeous landscape panoramas of the snowy Alps, and Tykwer quotes from films like Hitchcock??€™s Spellbound and Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey to present his analysis of a confused, noncommittal generation. 9 p.m. Tickets $8; $6 students. Harvard Film Archives...
Jost correctly identified the inspiration for Alfred Hitchcock??€™s Psycho and the name of the youngest U.S. figure skater to win the Olympic gold medal, beating a student from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas...