Mine are, in order of chronology:
1.The Lady Vanishes (1938)
2.Rebecca (1940)
3.Notorious (1946)
4.Strangers on a Train (1951)
5.Dial M for Murder (1954)
6.The Night of the Hunter (1955)
7.Invasion
Spoorloos
Lady Vengeance
Fail Safe (1964)
The Haunting (1963)
Cigarette Burns*
Dreams in The Witch House*....*Both of these are from the Masters Of Horror Series. (If that counts!)
May
Memento
The
Travellers on a trans-European train are delayed for a night due to bad weather in a small fictional country called Mandrika. The passengers cram ...
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Branded to Kill (Release Date: December 13, 2011)
New high-definition digital restoration, presenting the film in a 2.35:1 aspect ratio with an uncompressed monaural soundtrack Video piece featuring new interviews with director Seijun Suzuki and assistant director Masami Kuzuu Interview with Suzuki from 1997 New interview with actor Joe Shishido Original theatrical trailer New and improved English subtitle translation PLUS: A booklet featuring an essay by critic and historian Tony Rayns, author of Branded to Thrill: The Delirious Cinema of Suzuki
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Top 10 films THE LADY VANISHES (96 minutes) PG ALFRED Hitchcock's 1938 thriller has a perfect premise: an elderly woman (May Whitty) disappears from a train hurtling through central Europe, and only the young heroine (Margaret Lockwood) seems to recall she ever |
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'Three Musketeers' drama, 'The Lady Vanishes' for BBC One An adaptation of the 1938 Alfred Hitchcock film The Lady Vanishes will also make up part of 20 hours of drama from BBC Productions. The Musketeers - intended as a returning series - has been written by Adrian Hodges (Primeval, My Week with Marilyn) and |
For the Love of Film Blogathon III: The White Shadow and Streaming Restored ...
Apart from some budgetary and censorship limitations, films like The 39 Steps (1935) and The Lady Vanishes (1938) look exactly the way Hitchcock wanted them to. James Stewart, Grace Kelly and Alfred Hitchcock on the set of Rear Window.
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The Orient-Express was the most glamorous form of land travel at the turn of ... The James Bond movie From Russia With Love, starring Sean Connery, also featured scenes from the train, as did Hitchcock's 1938 fi lm The Lady Vanishes. There have been dozens of mystery stories, romances and spy thrillers written around this legendary |
Celebrating the Master of Suspense
Since everyone has their own favourite movie, ranging from The Lady Vanishes (1938) to Notorious (1946) to Psycho (1960), the BFI has decided to jump both feet in: its retrospective will screen all of Hitchcock's surviving films.
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"The Lady Vanishes" DVD
1938 Hitchcock mystery/M. Lockwood 1000s of titles not found elsewhere