Bizarre Things That Happened On Hitchcock Film Sets

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Alfred Hitchcock, aka the master of suspense, has directed over 50 films spanning a legendary 60-year career in Hollywood. Not only was he a great filmmaker, but he pioneered new innovations in filmmaking that revolutionized the industry. He brought horror and suspense film buffs classics like "Strangers on a Train," "Dial M for Murder," "Vertigo," "North by Northwest," and the iconic "Psycho." These movies are not just some of the greatest films of their genres but of all time. But for all the Hitchcock fans out there who love his wonderfully strange and suspenseful work, here are the bizarre things that happened on Hitchcock film sets.

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Hedren's nightmare | 0:00
Real birds | 1:54
Hidden cameras | 3:28
The Man in Lincoln's Nose | 4:38
Leaves on trees | 6:13
Pranks gone wrong | 6:59
Screaming melons | 8:14
Family ties | 9:01

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In your opinion, which is the best of Hitchcock's works?

GrungeHQ

Me & my son Jesse have been watching a marathon of Hitchcock movies & he loves these films. His top 3 favorite Hitchcock movies are
1. Psycho
2. North By Northwest
3. Rear Window

adalester

aren't most people in Hollywood a bit strange

catinthehat

My favorite Hitch film is "Strangers On A Train". One of my schoolmates from junior high on through high school graduation was a creepy guy who was similar to Bruno. He sometimes would zero in on me in gym class and totally freak me out. Marion Lorne is terrific as Bruno's mom. And finally that spectacular climactic carousel scene! Along the way there are plot elements which definitely pushed the envelope back in 1951---Guy's wife pregnant with another man's kid, while Guy himself is carryin' on with a SENATOR'S daughter!! Talk about Peyton Place! Excellent movie.

paulchristman

Alfred Hitchcock was an absolute genius. Too much emphasis was put on his dark side. He did more for the film industry than any other director. Layoff the negative stuff.

debbieking

Hitchcock was a master of suspense and visual terror, ....he was totally revolutionary and inotive in his originality to achieve the most shocking, and unpredictable, ...he would go to extreme lengths to produce the best results was a nightmare to work with, but he remained insular and focused only making the best moviemaking, he could ... ..and he didn't care who he upset, as long he achieved his goals cold man, ...a genius in front of the camera

chrisevans

I heard that Mr Hitchcock had a thing for cool blondes.

Desertfox

Damn whyd I have to find out Hitchcock was a super creeper in thr very first 2 minutes.

PirateNikki

" if you move again, I'll nail your feet to the floor"

appletree

Better these weirdos have a safe outlet to make art that entertains the masses instead of quietly working out their sick imagination in real life.

DrLeroyGreen

You mean to tell me that Alfred Hitchcock was a sadist, no, not, hitch?! (Sarcasm).
I love the movie, Marnie, that's one of my favorite films. 👌🏾
I just feel super bad for Tippi Hedren, and anybody that worked with him, that was a woman, even is poor daughter?! Yikes! 😟

Zeldarw

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TechUnboxingVideos

I wonder if people who banned or wanted to boycott Michael Jackson's music or Kevin Spacey's movies will want to do the same with Hitchcock's work. Hmmm 🤔

deokidokiza

I think it isn't reliable, what tippi says about hitch. She changed her meaning about him over the years. Hitch has great friendships with other actress like grace kelly, ingrid bergman or Janet Leigh. They are friends until his death 1980. Today Kim Novak or Eva Marie Saint calls Hitch a gentleman and don't tell stories like that. Kim Novak couldn't even imagine things like tippi said. People from the set of the birds, tells that the things that tippi said aren't the truth and speaks against . So Louisa Lithman, who played the mother in marnie, doesn't underline tippis meaning and thoughts on hitch. Otherwise people from the set of marnie, said that tippi called him pig and other things. I think, tippi should be thankful, without hitch, nobody would know her. The most of the things, that tippi said, isn't reliable for me, who reads two books about hitch and each one book about ingrid bergman and grace kelly( where the good and close friendship between hitch and bergman / kelly is well showed) . It doesn't make sense, because he should do things like that with tippi. I think tippi needed a scandal, so her book became popular. Very sad, like all people who just see her opinion without take a closer view in the hole thing. Just a scandal is lucrative for our modern society. Sad, like the guys, who did this video. Greetings from Germany, so I speak a very good English xD

netzklausida

I now see why Hitchcock movies and the Hitchcock theater, had that unusual twist to them. I will pray for those whom have work with Alfred Hitchcock, I truly didn't see this.

chriswehner