Alfred Hitchcock News

Both Eye Level Art and Cinebarre are hopping on the outdoor movie bandwagon . Eye Level Art launches Summer Movies on the Green, on Tues.

THE New York Film Critics Circle, the nation's old est association of movie reviewers, turns 75 this year; and the Museum of Modern Art is marking the occasion with a 12-week series of award-winning films, each one chosen by a member of the group.

Actress Tippi Hedren, star of "The Birds," poses with a wax figure of late director Alfred Hitchcock, the master of suspense, during an unveiling ceremony of the Hitchock figure at Madame Tussauds in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

The family of Karl Malden, the Academy Award- and Emmy-winning actor, said Wednesday he had died at age 97.

ACTRESS Tippi Hedren, who adopted Michael Jackson's two tigers at her Los Angeles area preserve, is urging animal lovers to mourn the late King of Pop by helping captive big cats.

Alfred Hitchcock, slimmed down to the lightweight class , tells a nothing tale about a debonair cat burglar who is forced out of restful retirement on the French Riviera.

"The Man Who Knew Too Much" at 7 p.m. on TCM. A Jimmy Stewart-Alfred Hitchcock double bill starts with the 1956 film about the kidnapping of a U.S. couple's son to hide an assassination at London's Royal Albert Hall.

My current viewing obsession is The Alfred Hitchcock Hour on Hulu. After streaming and watching all of the episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents on Netflix, I was delighted to discover that Hulu offers 88 episodes of the show, which was expanded to an hour format and retitled in 1962.

Alfred Hitchcock This is perhaps an obvious choice, however, most people tend to overlook the Master of Suspense's early work as well as the relevancy of his last film as a key element in the continuing transition and development of the genre he defined.

Frequent visitors to a delicatessen in San Antonio, Texas, say a pair of dive-bombing grackles have been pecking customers' heads.

Director: Stephan Elliot Rated: PG-13 Movie Review: Alfred Hitchcock directed the first edition of "Easy Virtue" on the big screen in 1928, based on a play by Noel Coward.

A couple gets involved in a murder plot when their son is kidnapped while on a trip to Morocco.

A man accused of dressing up as his dead mother to collect her Social Security and rent subsidies is blaming the crime on an impersonator.

ACCLAIMED film-maker Alfred Hitchcock once described San Francisco as 'a good location for a murder mystery'. So it is no wonder he set several of his famous thrillers, such as Vertigo and The Birds , in San Francisco and its Bay Area.

Like many spy tales in fiction and reality, "Background to Danger" begins in a train station.

Thomas Parkin tells the New York Post in a jailhouse interview that he wasn't the person captured on security cameras dressed in a wig and his mom's clothing.

Note: This is a guest post by Nicola Twilley. Every tree is a living archive, its rings a record of rainfall, temperature, atmosphere, fire, volcanic eruption, and even solar activity .

A man accused of dressing up as his dead mother to collect her Social Security and rent subsidies is blaming the crime on an impersonator.

His work left an indelible mark on the film-making world. But many of the old haunts from Alfred Hitchcock's brief childhood in Limehouse have fared less well in the last century.

The drawing room comedy of manners 'Easy Virtue' is a strange mess but it has an impressive pedigree.