Alfred Hitchcock interview (part 1 of 6) Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder Fall 1973

[SuperAaaaa123456]

lovely interview both are good !!!

[nickstoli]

You rock! Thanks for this upload!

[alanalex4444]

Is he really that queer,, yes its true... to the bone!!!

[graffitimike1]

i like Hitchcock so much, but i could pass on the insights of tom Snyder

[XxGeishixX]

He had such an acid, cinic humor.

[takemeamerica]

i love hitchcock. :)

[razorath92]

Hitchcock looks so drugged out.

[jcmangan]

@razorath92 Probbably was.

[17Vettel]

Alfred Hitchcock is great

[johnnysbubbletop63]

Snyder has a very distiinguished voice. Not in the Hitchcock sense, but you're able to tell it's him unlike others who have a nondescript voice, and whom sound just like their siblings.

[Aali8Britney]

REST IN PEACE!

[zacman182]

1:20 What the hell is going on in that mind of yours Al?

[3642130]

hitch died in 1980, so maybe this was rereleased for that. i was 10 but my mother had got me into hitchcock. in the 1970s.

[cully67]

did he say albert?

[notredamehesamighty]

I sure do miss Snyder's late night show. Missing Hitchcock's films goes without saying. He never directed a bad film.

[crystalbratcher30ify]

@notredamehesamighty yeah i saw it when tom snyder was on.

[McJusticeface]

What a man. A true Artist and Legend and Human Being

[slonamu]

He hated the pigs too. I winder what he would say about US today with the HomeLandDefence and his native country exeeding the Big Brother from 1984 1000 fold? Imagine the horror movies he would produce to mach our reality.

[SandersonCallum]

6:31 so that is how he died

[tatertots725]

lol its like hitchcock smoked a joint b4 the show

[2Isobel]

Hi is such an entertaining guy you could listen to him all night. He made the best films every made.

[ertzuiop123]

What a stupid talk show host.

[MrFuhrer2009]

Nothing wrong here cops are one freaky bunch of people, spying on us and shit

[RyanAltenbach]

2 people have Vertigo

[ellbo2]

Must be the greatest director who ever lived.

[Silverwire100]

It's a tragedy that he was never fully embraced by the art establishment during his time.

[kjay31colombian]

4:21 Alfred Hitchcock is AFRAID OF PARKING TICKETS!!! LMAO!!!

Now a days we worry about them beating us and shooting us with their taser guns.

[kjay31colombian]

was*...sorry.

[billmichael]

I miss them both, Tom Snyder and Alfred Hitchcock... They were awesome.

[virginiatechfanx]

why is his face messed up

[SleazyMovieProd]

@virginiatechfanx It's called old.

[legitpropaganda]

"Well you best behave tonight or we're going to call the cops."

wtf?

[Edmolda]

One person is a fag.

[mp01juve]

@Edmolda Update. Now there is another fag and it certainly ain't me. Love Hitch's work

[hisunand]

the meaning of suspense died with him now a days movies forgot the word's meaning

[killerrodan]

@hisunand I agree.I like gore and all but now,it's over used to the fulliest.

[GeorgeVreelandHill]

Alfred Hitchcock is himself, a work of art.

A very interesting life to study.

George Vreeland Hill

[silvpetros]

To everyone who loves thrillers.

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thanks

[silvpetros]

thanks man...

if i get lots of viewings i ll release the films on line....

so spread the word

i look forward to your videos

[jordanowen42]

I have to think that the reason they ran an hour with him was because he talks so damn slow. Seriously tho, great interview.

[frmonth2]

Coward I suppose.

[QueenElysabeth]

I can absolutely relate to his sentiment regarding cops!

[UserOfTheUnknown]

In my mind, Alfred Hitchcock isn't dead, he's very much alive in the hearts and minds of all classic movie fans!

[NVaizard]

The cops.. who figures.

[billthestinker]

Old Hitch breaks a mean fart!

[Mole1992]

i love hitchcock, but he is one ugly bastard

[rothery86]

@Mole1992 He is 74 in the video, though. Old guys always get those huge, grotesque neckchins. I'll probably get one. :(

[silvpetros]

@Mole1992

i totally agree

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good luck

[Mole1992]

@silvpetros dude i watched your trailers, brilliant stuff. nice one

[NewCoWave]

What a man.

[vinylray]

Cool

[banq0o]

@ImaginaryTeam hehehe xD

[PlaidRocker32]

Man, I would've loved to have seen Alfred Hitchcock on The Chris Farley Show. :D

[mauijim662000]

omygosh! thank you SO MUCH..

[tasteslikeginger]

awww, he seems like a sweet, cute, old man!

[rievans57]

Hitchcock's filmmaking philosophy poses an interesting question. What is more effective in regards to entertaining an audience the thriller of which he was an absolute master or the who done it which he loathed?

[1Pianiste]

Alfred Hitchcock is my idol

[WiltatKansas]

Damn, that's an english Lord

[MrDeCorey]

Alfred Hitchcock is a legend I love his Movies.

[mjones4902]

Thankyou for this.

[ahweji]

i like the way he talks. CALM

[dmiraie1]

wtf hitchcock is so goddamn weird.. but his art is awesome

[pretorious700]

Hitchcock was one of a kind.

[Pendragonthegreat]

i dont believ alfred hitchcock was scared of policeman

[vittoriostoraro]

Hitch was an amazing man... Totally deserving of his monumental reputation. I could listen to him speak all day.

[kerpalh]

that double chin annoys me :(

[YouriH190]

hitchcock looks sooo pissed off in this interview haha!

[skeletordog]

What's up with Snyder's eyebrows?

[TheIxtlan]

I like the way Alfred Hitchcock pick on TV commercial. LOL

[Pinkranger87]

Hitchcock is a True Masters of Film not just horror or myster, just in film he knew movies he knew how tell u a story, and not many directors do that they dont give stories

[CadillacL]

The MASTER of suspense!

[SuperDadaist]

In the interview the tv-man isn`t playing this much with his eye browns as he does at the beginning.

[pretorious700]

@SuperDadaist eye browns? brown eyes?

[SuperDadaist]

@pretorious700

eyebrows...sorry

[clara2768]

Thank you thank you thank you for sharing this! Most generous!

[trainboy94]

He is a funny guy

[FallingRedRose]

This is so fantastic.

[Retardretroguy]

Great, five minutes in to the interview he threatens Hitchcock! That's some fine TV performance :-)

[GreenRuler47]

im 12. i really like this guy :P hes so open. lady gaga did a intro for her tour inspired by him. and i saw gaga's intro and it was scary and i was like how is that inspired by alfred. and know i know :)

[nirviral]

hitchcock seems like the most mellow guy ever.

[normguntv]

Fantastic. Isn't it time we found our modern day Tom Snyder instead of the clowns we have on late night. That can't talk to anybody for more than five minutes.

[brianpadraic]

Everyone forgets Hitchcock in The Three Investigators books!

[carribeancutee]

i can't believe he's from Leytonstone, East London! people reallly can make it :)

[MarcoKnokardy]

This is a fantastic interview!!! Thank you so much for posting!

[lukusss3]

Ah! Spellbound! I really enjoyed that Hitchcock film.

[JiffySpook]

I didn't even know this existed. Thanks for posting. The quality is outstanding.

[blake350125]

He is very placid :]

Wish I could of had dinner with him

[jmkeller]

Excellent, excellent post. Thank you.

[camerawork3]

This is fantastic. Among other things it shows the advantage of conducting an interview without an audience. Tom Snyder does a great job here in giving Hitchcock the space to talk.

[elperromagico]

It produces a far more intimate conversation.

[monsieurhassan]

Brilliant man

[pyledog]

how fukin honest can one man get? hey youngins out there, listen to this man, grab a pad of paper, and jot what he says down. never know when you'll need to pick a wise mans brain. stay cool

[grahambollardhill]

wow, he kinda comes across as abit of a dumbass! but he so isnt! its weird!!

[russofamerica]

Great insightful interview. Thank you for upping this.

[ofiveentertain]

sorry bumped the dislike button

[Presgipper]

I have been trying to find this for over 15 years! I even wrote Tom in the mid 1990s to see if it was available anywhere (he never responded). THANK YOU for posting it - Hitch is much more comfortable and cognizant than in the Dick Cavett interview a year of two later - I only wish it were longer -

[blinkzone1]

Hitchcock is my homie fo life!

[konway87]

Thanks for posting this interview. A Great Interview with Master of Suspense

[Dyslexicon]

Wow.  I feel all directed.

[proceedapathy]

Thanks for posting!

[ultradk]

Thanks Ebert!

[GigHarborClarkie]

Ebert is an awesome Tweeter and that is a fantastic tie.

[JasonERF]

Thanks to Roger Ebert for sending this my way!

[macessentials]

Wonderful. Thank you so much.

[RobTFirefly]

Thank you so much for sharing this!

[Dynamitrios]

The host really seems to enjoy the interview.^^

Great find, thanks for sharing

[mikepalomino]

Fantastic find! Hitchcock was indeed a fascinating and articulate man.

Thank you for sharing this wonderful interview! =)