Alfred Hitchcock

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Sir Aflred Joseph Hitchock KBE (13 August 1899 – 29 April 1980), was an English/American pioneer film director, screenwriter and producer.

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Biography

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Filmography

Film

Alfred Hitchcock Directorial Filmography Title Year Studio Time color OAR Audio Notes The Pleasure Garden 1925 Gainsborough Pictures & Emelka Studios 01:23 B&W 1.33:1 silent The Mountain Eagle 1926 Gainsborough Pictures & Emelka Studios N/A B&W 1.33:1 Silent Lost film The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog 1927 Gainsborough Pictures 01:20 B&W 1.33:1 Silent AKA: The Case of Jonathan Drew The Ring 1927 British International Pictures 01:34 B&W 1.33:1 Silent Also Screenplay writer Downhill 1927 Gainsborough Pictures 01:25 B&W 1.33:1 Silent AKA: When Boys Leave Home Easy Virtue 1928 Gainsborough Pictures 01:22 B&W 1.33:1 Silent The Farmer's Wife 1928 British International Pictures 01:37 B&W 1.33:1 Silent Champagne 1928 British International Pictures 01:29 B&W 1.33:1 Silent Screenplay co-writer The Manxman 1929 British International Pictures 01:28 B&W 1.33:1 Silent Blackmail 1929 British International Pictures 01:17 B&W 1.33:1 Mono (RCA) Released in both silent and sound versions Juno and the Paycock 1930 British International Pictures 01:37 B&W 1.33:1 Mono (RCA) Murder! 1930 British International Pictures 01:48 B&W 1.33:1 Mono (RCA) Also Screenplay co-writer The Skin Game 1931 British International Pictures 01:28 B&W 1.33:1 Mono (RCA) Also Screenplay co-writer Rich and Strange 1931 British International Pictures 01:22 B&W 1.33:1 Mono AKA: East of Shanghai; Also Screenplay co-writer Number Seventeen 1932 British International Pictures 01:04 B&W 1.33:1 Mono Also Screenplay co-writer Waltzes from Vienna 1934 Gaumont 01:20 B&W 1.33:1 Mono (BAF) AKA: Strauss' Great Waltz/ The Strauss Waltz The Man Who Knew Too Much 1934 Gaumont 01:15 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (BAF) The 39 Steps 1935 Gaumont 01:26 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (BAF) Secret Agent 1936 Gaumont 01:26 B&W 1.37:1 Mono Sabotage 1936 Gaumont 01:16 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (BAF) AKA: The Woman Alone (& Other titles) Young and Innocent 1937 Gaumont 01:23 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (Western Electric) AKA: The Girl Was Young The Lady Vanishes 1938 Gainsborough Pictures 01:37 B&W 1.37:1 Mono Jamaica Inn 1939 Mayflower Pictures 01:48 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (RCA) Hitchcock's last film made in the U.K. prior to relocating to U.S.A. Rebecca 1940 Selznick International Pictures 02:10 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (Western Electric) Hitchcock's first American made film; Won Academy Award for Best Picture Foreign Correspondent 1940 Walter Wanger Productions, Inc 02:00 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (Western Electric) Mr. & Mrs. Smith 1941 RKO Radio Pictures Inc. 01:35 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (RCA) Suspicion 1941 RKO Radio Pictures Inc. 01:39 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (RCA) Saboteur 1942 Frank Lloyd Productions & Universal Pictures 01:48 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (Western Electric) Shadow of a Doubt 1943 Skirball Productions & Universal Pictures 01:48 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (Western Electric) Lifeboat 1944 20th Century Fox 01:36 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (Western Electric) Spellbound 1945 Selznick International Pictures & Vanguard Films Production 01:51 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (Western Electric) Notorious 1946 RKO Radio Pictures Inc. & Vanguard Films Production 01:41 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (RCA) Also producer The Paradine Case 1947 United Artists & Vanguard Films Production 02:05 B&W 1.37:1 Mono Rope 1948 Warner Brothers & Transatlantic Pictures 01:20 Technicolor 1.37:1 Mono Also co-producer Under Capricorn 1949 Warner Brothers & Transatlantic Pictures 01:57 Technicolor 1.37:1 Mono (Western Electric) Also co-producer Stage Fright 1950 Warner Brothers 01:50 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (RCA) Also producer Strangers on a Train 1951 Warner Brothers 01:43 B&W 1.37:1 Mono (RCA) Also producer I Confess 1953 Warner Brothers 01:35 B&W 1.37:1 Mono Also producer Dial M for Murder 1954 Warner Bros. 01:45 WarnerColor 1.85:1 Mono (RCA) Also producer; Hitchcock's only film shot in 3D Rear Window 1954 Paramount Pictures 01:52 Technicolor 1.66:1 Mono (Western Electric) Also producer To Catch a Thief 1955 Paramount Pictures 01:46 Technicolor 1.66:1 VistaVision Mono (Western Electric) Also Producer The Trouble with Harry 1955 Paramount Pictures 01:39 Technicolor 1.85:1 VistaVision Mono (Western Electric) Also producer The Man Who Knew Too Much 1956 Paramount Pictures 02:00 Technicolor 1.66:1 VistaVision Mono (Westrex) Also producer The Wrong Man 1956 Warner Bros. 01:45 B&W 1.66:1 Mono (RCA) Also producer Vertigo 1958 Paramount Pictures 02:08 Technicolor 1.85:1 VistaVision Mono (Westrex) Also Producer North by Northwest 1959 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 02:16 Technicolor 1.66:1 VistaVision Mono (Westrex) Also producer Psycho 1960 Shamely Productions 01:49 B&W 1.85:1 Mono (Westrex) Also producer The Birds 1963 Universal Pictures 01:59 Technicolor 1.85:1 Mono (Westrex) Also Producer Marnie 1964 Universal Pictures 02:10 Technicolor 1.85:1 Mono (Westrex) Also Producer Torn Curtain 1966 Universal Pictures 02:08 Technicolor 1.85:1 Mono (Westrex) Also Producer Topaz 1969 Universal Pictures 02:07 Technicolor 1.85:1 Mono (Westrex) Also Producer Frenzy 1972 Universal Pictures 01:56 Technicolor 1.85:1 Mono (Westrex) Also Producer Family Plot 1976 Universal Pictures 02:01 Technicolor 1.85:1 Mono (Westrex) Also Producer

Other Alfred Hitchcock Related Projects Title Year Studio color OAR Audio Notes Number 13 1922 Gainsborough Pictures B&W 1.33:1 Silent AKA: Mrs. Peabody Unfinished film; Lost Always Tell Your Wife 1923 STUDIO B&W 1.33:1 Silent Co-director (uncredited), and production manager; Short Film Mary 1931 STUDIO B&W 1.33:1 AUDIO German language remake of Murder! The Fighting Generation 1944 STUDIO CLR OAR AUDIO American war-time propaganda film An Elastic Affair 1930 STUDIO B&W 1.33:1 AUDIO Short film; Lost Elstree Calling 1930 STUDIO B&W 1.33:1 AUDIO Co-director, directed "sketches, and other interpolated items" DISPLAY TITLE YEAR STUDIO COLOR OAR AUDIO NOTES