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• in TV
  Looking Back at Mad Men's 5th Season
  The 5th season of Mad Men explored the darkest parts of the characters we love - for some even to their bitter ends
  by makingsense / on Jun 11, 2012
• in Film
  Purification: A Film, A Game Changer
  Purification stands alone as a genre unto itself
  by makingsense / on Apr 13, 2012
• in Entertainment
  Thriller Jacket: Where The Money's Going
  Who gets the proceeds from the sale of the Michael Jackson's Thriller jacket?
  by makingsense / on Jun 10, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “alfred hitchcock”

 

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  Alfred Hitchcock San Francisco: Guided tour through the sites of Hitchcock’s movies The San Francisco Silent Film Festival has arranged for San Francisco City Guides to lead "a special, SFSFF-only edition" of its "Alfred Hitchcock’s San Francisco" guided walking tour. This particular two-hour Hitchcock tour will ...
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• The Other Typist by Suzanne Rindell

  
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  The Other Typist by Suzanne Rindell 2.5 out of 5 stars The Other Typist A novel by Suzanne Rindell 2013 / 368 Pages Blame F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby .  Because of its recent resurgence by way of a blockbuster Hollywood adaptation you may just find yourself jonesing for another fix from ...
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• Hitchmania: Rebecca (1940)

  
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  When Alfred Hitchcock reached America to make movies, he thought he was going to be crafting a version of Titanic. He met producer David O. Selznick upon arrival and was taken to a giant ship to be told that this was going to be his first film in Hollywood. A series of events sunk that […]
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• 17 Extraordinary Film, TV and Book Posters by Kevin Tong

  
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  Poster illustrations for Jurassic Park, Rushmore, Breaking Bad and more! See the rest >> Related posts: Iron Man Invades Different Movie and TV Posters by BossLogic Little Golden Book Style Film Art by Josh Cooley Previously Unseen Photo of Nicolas Cage in Superman Costume for Tim Burton and Kevin ...
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• Hitchmania: Jamaica Inn (1939)

  
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  The last of Alfred Hitchcock’s British films (sort of) is 1939’s Jamaica Inn. The director wasn’t a big fan of this picture and it is often cited among his worst by critics, even though it did pretty brisk business in the box office. By this point, it was widely known that Hitch was headed to […]
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• ‘Dial M For Murder’ — a sophisticated end to the TCM Film Festival

  
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  (Continuing Reveal Shot’s review of the 2013 TCM Film Festival concludes Day 4) Of the two 3-D screenings at the festival, Alfred Hitchcock’s “ Dial M For Murder ” (1954) was the one I perceived to be a must. (The other, “Hondo” (1953) would have been a useful backup once it became obvious that I ...
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• Saul Bass title sequences: ten of the best

  
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  Saul Bass was the master of the title sequence, working on such films as Anatomy of a Murder, North by Northwest and Goodfellas. Heres ten of his finest Saul Bass trained as a graphic designer, and was commissioned by director Otto Preminger to put together a poster for his 1954 opera/musical Carmen Jones . ...
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• Saul Bass, il re dei titoli di testa

  
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  Il doodle di Google di oggi ci ricorda che novantatre anni fa, nel a New York nasceva Saul Bass, colui che reinventò i titoli di testa dei film facendoli diventare delle vere e proprie opere d’arte, caratterizzandoli con la presenza della grafica animata. Bass è stato un progettista grafico, pubblicitario, ...
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• Remembering Saul Bass

  
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  As Google honours Saul Bass for his birthday today, the Designify team wanted to do it too. Here is a selection of some of his greatest title sequences to remember him for his amazing work. Saul Bass 93rd Birthday Google Doodle Bio Saul Bass (May 8, 1920 – April 25, 1996) was an American graphic designer and ...
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• Hitchmania: The Lady Vanishes (1938)

  
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  Alfred Hitchcock’s sleekest and funniest British film is The Lady Vanishes, a dazzling comic adventure tale from 1938. It is a well-constructed picture from start to finish, featuring a lengthy introduction sequence before the train trip that sets up the characters and presents the MacGuffin in cheeky and highly ...
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• How Lee Harvey Oswald Fucked Up Television History

  
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  My first piece for The AV Club ran last Friday.  It’s a look at the ritual of preempting or editing television shows in the aftermath of tragedies like the Boston Marathon bombing – a ritual that extends back at least as far as the murder of John F. Kennedy.  (That’s Martin Milner above, in the strange  ...
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• Film noir flourishes at TCM film festival in Hollywood

  
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  Grauman’s Chinese Theatre was a prime location at the TCM fest. Photo by John Nowak From Marie Windsor ’s character in “The Killing” telling her wounded husband (played by Elisha Cook, Jr .) to cab to the hospital because she doesn’t feel like calling an ambulance to Grace Kelly fending off her ...
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• Portmeirion and Crime Fiction

  
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  I was lucky enough to spend a night recently at one of my favourite places, Portmeirion, on the Dwyryd Estuary in North Wales. I first visited Portmeirion as a child, and this extraordinary Italianate village, created by a brilliant if slightly eccentric architect, Clough Williams-Ellis, made a great impression on me. ...
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• Hitchmania: Young and Innocent (1937)

  
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  Alfred Hitchcock often cited Young and Innocent (known in the US as The Girl Was Young) as his favourite of his British films. He wasn’t overly fond of the Josephine Tey novel, A Shilling for Candles, that the picture was based on. Hitch called the book “very, very bad” and moved ahead with slimming it down ...
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• 5 Reasons Why Mickey Mouse Co-Creator Ub Iwerks Was Awesome

  
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  Most animation fans know that Ub Iwerks co-created Mickey Mouse. But he contributed a lot more to animation than people think. 1. Ub Iwerks was a workhorse While the rest of Disney’s studio was toiling away on the last few “Oswald the Lucky Rabbit” shorts that they were contractually obligated to finish for ...
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• Classic Double Feature: Shadow of a Doubt (1943) & Compulsion (1959)

  
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  Greetings, all and sundry! Allow me a few moments of your time in indulge the nostalgia of my youth. And broach a topic very close to my some may say, misspent early years. The Classic Double Feature. Usually reserved for Saturday matinees in the more austere theaters of the day. More often than not, theme [...]
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• Netflix-Apocalypse

  
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    In case you were wondering why your instant queue looked a little anemic, Netflix lost 1,794 titles today. The massive exodus is due to is due to Warner Bros., MGM and Universal moving their titles to their new site Warner Archive Instant . Now don’t get your briefs too tangled. Netflix had a hit like ...
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• Alfred Hitchcock’s Movie Making Master Class by Tony Lee Moral (2013)

  
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  Alfred Hitchcock’s Movie Making Master Class by Tony Lee Moral Michael Wiese Productions , 2013 240 pages Alfred Hitchcock is perhaps the most influential filmmaker in the history of cinema, enthralling audiences with his tales of suspense and inspiring directors to simply make better movies. In Alfred ...
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• Hitchmania: Sabotage (1936)

  
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  Most of Alfred Hitchcock’s Sabotage (also known as The Woman Alone) seems to function as set-up for two critical and exciting sequences later in the film. This 1936 thriller may only run about 76 minutes or so, but Hitch serves up a great big platter of economy of motion and makes the most of his storytelling ...
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• Tippi Hedren Hitchcock Claims are Unfounded Says Author

  
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  Click here to open press release "Tippi Hedren Hitchcock Claims are Unfounded Says Author" The post Tippi Hedren Hitchcock Claims are Unfounded Says Author appeared first on Your-Story.org .
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