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⚡ Jan 20th update
I have moved to a new location same address...🎬⚡👇

[Hitchcock, Jacobean Artist 🎞️🎭📖 @JacobeanVisions]

He was then pushed into deeper concerns...ruñning from such charades...

[TCM @tcm]

CHARADE ('63) has everything you'd except from a Hitchcock film except the famous director's name above the credits. That's because this is a Stanley Donen film that works as both homage and a send-up of Hitchcock's past collaborations with Cary Grant.

See it tonight at 8pm ET.

[Film Mavericks in Action @FilmMavAction]

I've moved house. Same address.

[Hitchcock, Jacobean Artist 🎞️🎭📖 @JacobeanVisions]

Imagination here is grounded in a previous scene where a murder was not left to the imagination?

[Manu @manuthebest58]

Hitchcock had a profound understanding of the human psyche. He knew that the imagination was far more powerful than any image, and this knowledge was key to his remarkable ability to manipulate his audience.
The audience used their imagination to ‘fill the gaps’.

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A New Year

Really?
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Guess where?
@bluesky

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@manuthebest58 Just be natural ...

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Oh...

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In which she deploys all the practiced skills of a well-trained resistance fighter up against an interrogator...

[Hitchcock, Jacobean Artist 🎞️🎭📖 @JacobeanVisions]

In which she deploys all the practiced skills of a well-trained resistance fighter up against an interrogator...

[best of old hollywood @oldhllywoods]

audrey hepburn’s screen test for “roman holiday” (1953), where she was asked to talk about her life during world war II!

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Spooky

[TCM @tcm]

On this weekend's #SilentSundayNights we look at one of Alfred Hitchcock's earliest works, THE LODGER ('27).

Foreshadowing his future reputation as "The Master of Suspense," the film also explores motifs that would pervade his future projects.

See it Sunday with @ProfJStewart.

[Hitchcock, Jacobean Artist 🎞️🎭📖 @JacobeanVisions]

How. Many. Years.⚡

[DepressedBergman @DannyDrinksWine]

On this day, 44 years ago, David Lynch's "The Elephant Man" (1980) was released in the USA.

[Lydia Hamessley @lydiahamessley.bsky.social @LydiaHamessley]

This shot never fails to impress! And with Thorwald in the shot too!#RearWindow #TCMParty

[𝔻𝕖𝕓𝕠𝕣𝕒𝕙 🥃🖊️ @DADiClementi]

Another reunion. From 1974. 20 years after this film and Grace is more beautiful than ever. #RearWindow #TCMParty #CreepyCinema.

[Jeremy on film @JeremyBond_film]

And there it is. What a sweep of the camera, ending with his (now two) broken legs scanning to her perfect ones. God, every detail of this movie from beginning to end. #RearWindow #TCMParty

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THE 20th Century Jacobean trickster...

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Two interesting spoilers in one.

[TalkingHitchPod @hitch_pod]

Purified before death 💧

I rewatched ALIEN (1979) a few nights ago & was struck at how Brett's final moments mirror those of Marion Crane in Psycho (1960)

[Hitchcock, Jacobean Artist 🎞️🎭📖 @JacobeanVisions]

@FrankTracy The final complete Hollywood auteur epic.
- co writer
- star
- director
- producer.
Shown to Reagan and Nancy in the White House.