My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock - Official UK Trailer

In UK Cinemas and On Demand from 21 July.

[josebenito]

Yesterday I saw this film.. It's very well crafted indeed and Alister M. impersonating voice it is just splendid. A nice treat for Hitchcock's fans.. As myself 🌟

[sandrapmedina]

I just watched and I want to thank Dogwoof and Mark Cousins for bringing back this master again to our lives, this documentary is a gem, and hat off to Alister McGowan.

[VanessaButtino]

My favourite Hitchcock film is The Lodger (so underrated). I'm really looking forward to watching this new film!

[jumblyman]

Oh dear, was excited to see this but not so much after this trailer. The actor mimicking HItchcock's voice is passable - and it's a difficult task no question - but I find it a bit forced and distracting, to me it doesn't capture Hitchcocks opaque and darkly ironic tone. The director seems a bit too pleased with himself as well. Will reserve judgement until seeing it however.

¡Qué ganas de que se programe, por ejemplo, en Filmin!

[davidsummer]

Getting Micheal Caine to do the voice of Hitchcock was a stroke of genius

[MercuriusHibernicus]

Mark Cousins = insufferable
Voice Over = ludicrous
+ a few drinks or a smoke = funniest film of the year?

[histubeness]

Hitchcock's my favorite director, so I eagerly clicked on this trailer, in anticipation of eventually seeing the film, but the AH impression voice was super annoying and distracting. Because of that, I barely made it through this. If the film itself has this voice for any more than what's here, then count me out. i hope it's only in this trailer.

[vb]

"Am ready to tell ma story" - why does he sound like a cowboy?

[jasondaly]

Alistair McGowan doing the Hitchcock voice. (Uk impressionist)

[thegaffer]

The person doing the voiceover who's pretending to be Alfred Hitchcock doesn't sound anything like him. It's jarring that it's so different.

[echolot]

isn't this docu 2 years old already?

[frankjamesbonarrigo]

Just wait until Ai can do the voice over

[johnsharman]

It's a shame we have to get an impressionist to draw us into the labyrinth of Hitchcock's film psyche. It speaks of a failure of nerve to tackle the subject with the seriousness the French gave the subject.

[anthonykamm]

This documentary about Alfred Hitchcock was a disappointment. I’m glad I rented it on Amazon Prime for $4.99 instead of paying for the dvd or Blu-ray.

I do give it a star for trying to create something about a great filmmaker. I did not care for the Hitchcock voice over throughout the film. I could tell it was someone trying to impersonate him.

There was a few nuggets of information I didn’t know about the director, but it still wasn’t worth the price I paid.

I usually never give a bad review, but this should have been uploaded on YouTube for free. If you want to get a good education about Alfred Hitchcock just start watching all the documentaries on YouTube and watching his films. It will be more educational than “My Name is Alfred Hitchcock.”

I wish the filmmaker screened this film to an audience before taking this to the world.

It does saddens me to write this, but I just want to warn others before investing any of their hard earned money or time.

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[noorur]

Got the cockney accent right but not the voice!

[jeshkam]

Alistair McGowan's impersonation is otherwordly. Masterpiece.

[jimmerhardy]

Too bad the impersonation is so distracting, not close enough to the real guy. It's a good idea that should be redone using AI.