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Alfred Hitchcock

Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock was an English filmmaker. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential figures in the history of cinema. In a career spanning six decades, he directed over 50 feature films, many of which are still widely watched and studied today. Known as the "Master of Suspense", Hitchcock became as well known as any of his actors thanks to his many interviews,…

Born 1899 · United States · Active 1923–2014 · 66 films

Filmography

Woman to Woman — 1923
Always Tell Your Wife — 1923
The White Shadow — 1924
The Passionate Adventure — 1924
The Pleasure Garden — 1925 · shot by Gaetano di Ventimiglia
The Mountain Eagle — 1926 · shot by Gaetano di Ventimiglia
Downhill — 1927
The Ring — 1927 · shot by Jack E. Cox
The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog — 1927 · shot by Gaetano di Ventimiglia
Easy Virtue — 1927
The Farmer's Wife — 1928 · shot by Jack E. Cox
Champagne — 1928 · shot by Jack E. Cox
Blackmail — 1929 · shot by Michael Powell
Juno and the Paycock — 1929 · shot by Jack E. Cox
The Manxman — 1929 · shot by Michael Powell
Elstree Calling — 1930 · shot by Claude Friese-Greene
An Elastic Affair — 1930
Murder! — 1930 · shot by Jack E. Cox
The Skin Game — 1931 · shot by Jack E. Cox
Rich and Strange — 1931 · shot by Jack E. Cox
Mary — 1931 · shot by Jack E. Cox
Number Seventeen — 1932 · shot by Jack E. Cox
The Man Who Knew Too Much — 1934 · shot by Curt Courant
Waltzes from Vienna — 1934 · shot by Glen MacWilliams
The 39 Steps — 1935 · shot by Bernard Knowles
The Man Who Knew Too Much: The Secret Agent — 1935
Sabotage — 1936 · shot by Bernard Knowles
Secret Agent — 1936 · shot by Bernard Knowles
Young and Innocent — 1937 · shot by Bernard Knowles
Jamaica Inn — 1939 · shot by Harry Stradling
The Lady Vanishes — 1939 · shot by Jack E. Cox
Rebecca — 1940 · shot by George Barnes
Foreign Correspondent — 1940 · shot by Rudolph Maté
Mr. & Mrs. Smith — 1941 · shot by Harry Stradling
Suspicion — 1941 · shot by Harry Stradling
Saboteur — 1942 · shot by Joseph A. Valentine
Shadow of a Doubt — 1943 · shot by Joseph A. Valentine
Bon Voyage — 1944 · shot by Günther Krampf
Aventure malgache — 1944 · shot by Günther Krampf
The Fighting Generation — 1944
Lifeboat — 1944 · shot by Glen MacWilliams
Spellbound — 1945 · shot by George Barnes
Notorious — 1946 · shot by Robert Capa
The Paradine Case — 1947 · shot by Lee Garmes
Rope — 1948 · shot by Joseph A. Valentine
Under Capricorn — 1949 · shot by Jack Cardiff
Stage Fright — 1950 · shot by Wilkie Cooper
Strangers on a Train — 1951 · shot by Robert Burks
I Confess — 1953 · shot by Robert Burks
Dial M for Murder — 1954 · shot by Robert Burks
Rear Window — 1954 · shot by Robert Burks
To Catch a Thief — 1955 · shot by Robert Burks
The Trouble with Harry — 1955 · shot by Robert Burks
The Man Who Knew Too Much — 1956 · shot by Robert Burks
The Wrong Man — 1956 · shot by Robert Burks
Vertigo — 1958 · shot by Robert Burks
North by Northwest — 1959 · shot by Robert Burks
Psycho — 1960 · shot by John L. Russell
Incident at a Corner — 1960 · shot by John L. Russell
The Birds — 1963 · shot by Robert Burks
Marnie — 1964 · shot by Robert Burks
Torn Curtain — 1966 · shot by John F. Warren
Topaz — 1969 · shot by Jack Hildyard
Frenzy — 1972 · shot by Gilbert Taylor
Family Plot — 1976 · shot by Leonard J. South
German Concentration Camps Factual Survey — 2014

Source

Alfred Hitchcock on Wikipedia

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