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Hitchcock interview from 1964 (part 1)

Part 1 of a BBC Television interview with Alfred Hitchcock first shown on "Monitor" (1964). http://www.hitchcockwiki.co...  
 
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Luka1990Croat (1 week ago) Show Hide
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That's just what Tarantino does - showing less violence than what actually occurs in the film, panning away from it, but allowing that tension, that atmosphere of brutal violence that makes people think they've actually seen the act.
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THOUSANDAlRE (1 week ago) Show Hide
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@darkprose, don't forget Elia Kazan
TheSunmanho (1 week ago) Show Hide
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how disgustingly ugly AlfredHitchcock was! sure, he was a genius, but his face looks like a monster.
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I like how he just answers the question, he doesnt't dance around anything, the answer is how he sees it and he has no problem saying it.
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Sign my petition to stop Universal Pictures form remaking The Birds!
The link is on my profile.
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What a great guy and a versed speaker too.
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Brilliant. The master speaks.

Where are the Hitchcocks of our times?
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There are none and there will never be, unfortunately. The audiences today expect the crap we use to see and not the commitment to the story in itself. Can you imagine if Norman Bates could take a 100 feet leap or whatever? That would be as crappy and innacurate as the 2000's "Hulk" leaps... lol
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The audience takes what's offered, doesn't it?

I heard that Hitchcock walked about with a laminated newspaper article at all times.

It was a murder report that happened after the guy watched a movie with his girlfriend..

The Movie was Snow White.

Do movies influence us, do Directors have a responsability?

Of course not. It's bullshit.

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