Cover Contest 5/8-5/14/19 Good Evening, Mr. Hitchcock

[The Darknight Detective]

Norman Lloyd, who had the most memorable scene in Saboteur, will be 105 this November!

[Nschornhorst]

[Shalla Bal]

Movie: Spellbound Okay, it's not Hitch's best film, but I'm a big Ingrid Bergman fan...and Gregory Peck certainly wasn't hard on the eyes

Cover: a Bill Everett beauty

[seismic-2]

REAR WINDOW

[Kai "the spy"]

The Trouble with Harry

[ed2962]

REAR WINDOW

What makes this one especially sweet is that The Simpsons actually did an episode in the 90's that was in fact a parody of the movie "Rear Window" with Bart in the Jimmy Stewart role.

[ed2962]

Frenzy

[Tami]

Dial M for Murder

[CaptCleghorn]

Norman Lloyd, who had the most memorable scene in Saboteur, will be 105 this November!

Norman Lloyd in one of his weirdest scenes. (about 3:30 to 4:00 into the video) I apologize for the quality and will look for a better copy.

And you thought the final scene was the only weird thing about this show.

[Greg Hatcher]

Speaking of spy showdowns on Mount Rushmore...

[foxley]

I've changed my entry to reference an even more obscure Hitchcock film. (One of his few comedies, and he film he regarded as pointless.)

[WestPhillyPunisher]

Yikes, the competition is tough already and it's only been a few hours!

I know, right? I'm glad I got in my homage to The Birds before someone else did!

[foxley]

Speaking of spy showdowns on Mount Rushmore...

Technically, given they are in uniform, they are enemy combatants and not spies.

[seismic-2]

What makes this one especially sweet is that The Simpsons actually did an episode in the 90's that was in fact a parody of the movie "Rear Window" with Bart in the Jimmy Stewart role.

Thanks for the info about that episode, ed2962!

[Ajax_X]

I Confess