Hitchcock on Hitchcock
December 17, 2007 10:48 PM Subscribe
Hitchcock on Hitchcock: Alfred Hitchcock reflects on his career in movies, discussing among other things, the origin of the term "MacGuffin", his creative process and what his earliest fear was.
Yeah, this is good, but the gold standard as stated above is the Truffaut book. You can get mp3 versions of the interviews the book is based on here, but they're really better approached as an annexe to it.
posted by Wolof at 11:27 PM on December 17, 2007
posted by Wolof at 11:27 PM on December 17, 2007
I've seen this film before and can vouch for it. Watch it, ye olde fans of Hitchcocke.
posted by dhammond at 11:44 PM on December 17, 2007
posted by dhammond at 11:44 PM on December 17, 2007
That was a good series. The episode about Howard Hawks was another great one.
posted by Steven C. Den Beste at 11:49 PM on December 17, 2007
posted by Steven C. Den Beste at 11:49 PM on December 17, 2007
Anyone complaining about one-link video posts needs to shut up and go away now.
posted by Cyrano at 7:49 AM on December 18, 2007
posted by Cyrano at 7:49 AM on December 18, 2007
This is a great piece. Hitch was one of the greats.
posted by MythMaker at 10:59 AM on December 18, 2007
posted by MythMaker at 10:59 AM on December 18, 2007
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