Alfred Hitchcock

We go beyond the shower scene, killer birds, and screeching violins to explore the man who redefined cinematic chills and suspense. This insightful book takes you from Hitchcock’s London childhood, where his fascination with film began, to his rise as a Hollywood legend.

Learn how Hitchcock mastered the art of suspense in both silent and sound eras, from his early work in the 1920s through classics like “Read Window” and “The Birds,” to his final directing in the 1970s. Discover his collaborations with legendary actors like Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman, and delve into the groundbreaking techniques that made “Psycho” a cultural phenomenon.

Take a look at what kind of person Hitchcock was beyond the director’s chair in the long 80 years of his life.

“Alfred Hitchcock: A Biography” from Hourlong Press is a must-read for any film buff or Hitchcock enthusiast. It’s a fascinating glimpse into the mind of a genius who forever changed the way we experience cinema.

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