Every Alfred Hitchcock Cameo

Apologies in advance for my misspelling of 'Suspense' and 'Thief'.

This was originally a college project that I was going to remove from YouTube, but it seems to have got quite a great following. Thanks Hitchcock fans!

This video is NOT for profit BUT for educational purposes.

[ToffProductionsInc]

Apologies in advance for my misspelling of 'Suspense' and 'Thief'.

[Patavinity]

It's interesting to think of his cameo appearances as a single character, who goes about his life having no idea of the bizarre situations that unfold around him.

[AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

He first appeared as an extra in his own movie because there weren't enough extras hired, then began to cameo regularly when he learned that audiences were having fun trying to spot him

[glennhoddle]

*Sir Alfred Hitchcock never getting an Oscar is the biggest travesty in the movie industry.*

[torrymarrs]

By far the cleverest was the newspaper from Lifeboat, sheer brilliance.

[sonofderno]

Very good, Alfred!  Too bad the Academy overlooked you for a best supporting actor Oscar for each of these films.  You were robbed!

[adamdicy]

Alfred Hitchcock, now there's a director.  Praised for his early to his last film.

[gilbertmartinez]

He even made a cameo at his funeral. GENIUS!!

[jessenavarrete]

Love the north by northwest cameo! It's funny how he reacts to missing the bus & that his name is right there with his cameo.

[tunch]

Stan Lee: My cameos are the most important ones in cinema’s history
Alfred Hitchcock: Hold my knife...

[sarysa]

1:54 - Gotta credit his sense of humor on that one.

[TuomasLahteenmaki]

Great video! In his later films, he usually appeared during the very first minutes, so the audience could concentrate on the movie after that.

[paulthompson]

Don't delete it off here!  Lot of time and trouble has gone into this, excellent

[legionaireb]

4:31 - Hitchcock is the closest person to the camera while the Alfred Hitchcock Presents theme plays in the background.


MASTER OF

[Qboro]

I was fortunate enough to see the 40th Anniversary release of Vertigo back in 1998 at the Ziegfeld Theater in NYC. It was presented in 70mm and DTS 6 Channel Digital sound.
It was a restoration of a Vista Vision print so it looked nothing short of fabulous. It was a clear reminder of Television's influence on filmmaking at that time, to show moviegoers exactly what they were not able to get from TV.

[MrMusicmicky]

I love the Notorious Cameo. The main characters are very concerned that the guests are going through the wine too quickly. Who is drinking so much wine? Alfred Hitchcock of course!

[SuperWiiBros]

before Stan Lee, Alfred Hitchcock was way ahead of its time

[beeking]

Imagine Alfred Hitchcock & Stan Lee making a cameo in the same scene, wouldn’t that be legendary!

[tinaowens]

I love Hitchcock movies and always look out for his cameo appearance, thanks to this I now know where he is in each film as I have missed him in a few of them, he was brilliant as a director and chose the best actors to appear for him.

[cl]

You got to give it to the man, he was resourceful in a hilarious way.