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chickletgirl:

sistermagpie:

Grace Kelly as Lisa Fremont in Rear Window [1954]

The green suit blows me away every time. 

I have daydreams about the black-and-white dress.

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Hitchcock Classic.

Hitchcock Classic.

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theparisreview:

Check out these storyboards from thirteen of Alfred Hitchcock’s classic films, including Vertigo, at FilmmakerIQ.com. (via The Millions)

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minimalmovieposters: The Birds by ck Obsessed with this since we watched it for class last week. I even named one of the characters in my fiction class’s short story Melanie. Whoops.

minimalmovieposters:

The Birds by ck

Obsessed with this since we watched it for class last week. I even named one of the characters in my fiction class’s short story Melanie. Whoops.

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life: Happy birthday, Alfred Hitchcock. Here, we pay tribute to Alfred Hitchcock by celebrating the many actresses who served as muses — and, in some cases, emotional punching bags — for the demanding and often completely besotted director. Pictured: Ingrid Bergman, who starred in Notorious and Spellbound. My favorite director. Why? If it weren’t for Psycho in a high school film class, I would still be a scaredy cat who couldn’t look at the movie posters for frightening films. Now I love the thrill. Thank you Hitchcock. I have a feeling you would be proud you corrupted me. View high resolution

life:

Happy birthday, Alfred Hitchcock.

Here, we pay tribute to Alfred Hitchcock by celebrating the many actresses who served as muses — and, in some cases, emotional punching bags — for the demanding and often completely besotted director.

Pictured: Ingrid Bergman, who starred in Notorious and Spellbound.

My favorite director. Why? If it weren’t for Psycho in a high school film class, I would still be a scaredy cat who couldn’t look at the movie posters for frightening films. Now I love the thrill.

Thank you Hitchcock. I have a feeling you would be proud you corrupted me.

(Reblogged from oliviaisthebomb)

hitchcocked:

Talk during my Film and I’ll talk during your funeral 

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Alfred Hitchcock’s famous movie posters as gifs

Hitchcock movie posters as gifs … I’m only missing one of these.  I still haven’t made it through all of The 39 Steps.  Yet.

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markruffaloo:

1OO Films

13. Notorious (1946)
Many things have died for all of us. We mustn’t let our spirit die with them. 

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awesomepeoplereading: 267198ed: waltdisneywithblood: Alfred Hitchcock enjoying Tom Prideaux’s Love or Nothing: The Life and Times of Ellen Terry. (Via) Perfect tags. Hitchcock eats. I always knew Hitchcock was weird but …  View high resolution

awesomepeoplereading:

267198ed:

waltdisneywithblood:

Alfred Hitchcock enjoying Tom Prideaux’s Love or Nothing: The Life and Times of Ellen Terry.

(Via)

Perfect tags.

Hitchcock eats.

I always knew Hitchcock was weird but … 

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vintagesonia: Alfred Hitchcock holding a replica dummy head. The dummy head was used in the 1972 film, Frenzy trailer for the body of Hitchcock floating down the River Thames. I love Frenzy.  It’s such an off-kilter film.  You would think that a serialist rapist wouldn’t be funny, and yet somehow he is.

vintagesonia:

Alfred Hitchcock holding a replica dummy head. The dummy head was used in the 1972 film, Frenzy trailer for the body of Hitchcock floating down the River Thames.

I love Frenzy.  It’s such an off-kilter film.  You would think that a serialist rapist wouldn’t be funny, and yet somehow he is.

(Reblogged from thetinhouse)