Hitchcock's Stars: Alfred Hitchcock and the Hollywood Studio SystemRowman & Littlefield, 14 cze 2023 - 247 Although he was a visual stylist who once referred to actors as cattle, Alfred Hitchcock also had a remarkable talent for innovative and creative casting choices. The director launched the careers of several actors and completely changed the trajectory of others, many of whom created some of the most iconic screen performances in history. However, Hitchcock’s ability to fit his leading men and women into just the right parts has been a largely overlooked aspect of his filmmaking skills. In Hitchcock’s Stars: Alfred Hitchcock and the Hollywood Studio System, Lesley L. Coffin looks at how the director made the most of the actors who were at his disposal for several decades. From his first American production in 1940 to his final feature in 1976, Hitchcock’s films were examples of creative casting that strayed far from the norm during the structured Hollywood star system. Rather than examining the cinematic aspects of his work, this book explores the collaboration the director engaged in with some of the most |
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... villain type” but also adds a tension to this thriller. His smile is untrustworthy to audiences who have been conditioned to distrust him, allowing Hitchcock to create suspense, not through narrative structure but purely through ...
... villain type” but also adds a tension to this thriller. His smile is untrustworthy to audiences who have been conditioned to distrust him, allowing Hitchcock to create suspense, not through narrative structure but purely through ...
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... villains and spoke to theater critics with pride over never having been typecast. However, while his on-screen image had not been fully established, his public image was that of a war hero. For example, in 1937 one fan magazine declared ...
... villains and spoke to theater critics with pride over never having been typecast. However, while his on-screen image had not been fully established, his public image was that of a war hero. For example, in 1937 one fan magazine declared ...
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... villain to straight man to comedian.2 It had certainly been the transition of some of his favorite stars (especially ... villains as heroes but also heroes as villains. While he did this somewhat with the often likable Herbert Marshall ...
... villain to straight man to comedian.2 It had certainly been the transition of some of his favorite stars (especially ... villains as heroes but also heroes as villains. While he did this somewhat with the often likable Herbert Marshall ...
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... villain, Norman Lloyd, when she follows him to the Statue of Liberty by boat and uses her feminine wiles to trap him. In the scene, Lane shows some of her comic ability, and she finally shows some of the star potential she had hinted at ...
... villain, Norman Lloyd, when she follows him to the Statue of Liberty by boat and uses her feminine wiles to trap him. In the scene, Lane shows some of her comic ability, and she finally shows some of the star potential she had hinted at ...
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... villain who truly over- shadows a hero in one of Hitchcock's Hollywood films. And the same is true of costar Otto Kruger, who like Herbert Marshall in Foreign Correspondent, possessed a lovable, paternal quality that made his character ...
... villain who truly over- shadows a hero in one of Hitchcock's Hollywood films. And the same is true of costar Otto Kruger, who like Herbert Marshall in Foreign Correspondent, possessed a lovable, paternal quality that made his character ...
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Ch07 Lifeboat | 48 |
Ch08 Spellbound | 54 |
Ch18 To Catch a Thief | 109 |
Ch19 The Trouble with Harry | 114 |
Ch20 The Man Who Knew Too Much | 121 |
Ch21 The Wrong Man | 126 |
Ch22 Vertigo | 133 |
Ch23 North by Northwest | 140 |
Ch24 Psycho | 147 |
Ch25 The Birds | 154 |
Ch09 Notorious | 59 |
Ch10 The Paradine Case | 65 |
Ch11 Rope | 70 |
Ch12 Under Capricorn | 77 |
Ch13 Stage Fright | 83 |
Ch14 Strangers on a Train | 88 |
Ch15 I Confess | 94 |
Ch16 Dial M for Murder | 100 |
Ch17 Rear Window | 105 |
Ch26 Marnie | 163 |
Ch27 Torn Curtain | 174 |
Ch28 Family Plot | 182 |
Hitchcocks Influence | 191 |
Notes | 195 |
Filmography | 216 |
Index | 225 |
About the Author | 231 |
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