Alfred Hitchcock interview (part 4 of 6) Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder Fall 1973

[MrDeCorey]

Rest In Peace Alfred Hitchcock August 13, 1899 - April 29, 1980

[jan0de0vries]

Oh my dear..Mr. Hitch crusified Tom at 2.51  0- :

I love AH.

[mp01juve]

I enjoyed the glimpses of tit in Frenzy. Thanks Hitch

[tienmublue]

what an amazing man! and a real gentleman

[MrFuhrer2009]

Oh shit the vertigo poster is AMAZING! I would love to put that in my room

[qwer58j]

How can one guy be so awesome.

[darkprose]

I wished I had gotten to interview Hitch -- everyone asks him about his famous films, but I would have loved to talk about Marnie, Torn Curtain or Topaz. Especially Topaz, which probably has one of the most beautiful murder scenes in any of his films -- when Juanita the spy is shot, and as she falls to the checkered floor, her dress spreads out behind her like a flower. No one ever asked him about that.

[fofoka1611]

MASTER.. HE IS THE MASTER! No matter how many times I watch his masterpieces, I always end up to the same conclusion. His heritage to us is totally artistic and priceless. Thank you master!

[simonheart007]

whats this arm shit maybe he was so relaxed he forgot

[directorlog]

This interviewer should have a lot more god dam respect for the master, His arm are all over the place, like a kid.

[chenjeru]

It's great to hear Mr. Hitchcock speak, but Tom Snyder's body language is terrible through this whole interview. 2:55, wtf?

[johnnybb]

this interviewer was a DOUCEHBAG

[ericdisney1]

@johnnybb thank youuuuu. i agreeee. goddddd

[John27346]

Why are there so many ads?

[straker2]

Amazing this was 1973...his comments are totally relevent, he could be talking about the world in 2010!

[TinyDancer500]

"Not a dry seat in the house." Love it! Fascinating to hear him talk about the difference between suspense and mystery instead of just reading it, as I have over the years. Wonderful upload, thanks so much!

[eladbari]

@TinyDancer500 exactly! pretty amazing analysis by Sir Hitch. as in mystery works out your left brains, your cold hard intelect, But suspense works on your right brain, your emotions, therefore i guess its deeper and move moving or influential upon the viewer. i guess thats why i dont calm down after Hitch's movies end. i keep on thinking about them :]