Tag: Alfred Hitchcock
Remembering the Iconic Film Posters of Designer Bill Gold
The artist behind promotional posters for Casablanca, Bullitt, and more died on May 20
Exclusive: Here Are All of the Movies You Can See at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in September
Cinespia keeps the outdoor screening season going with a quartet of fan favorites
Wait, Whaaa? These 10 Great Films Never Won a Single Oscar
Straight Outta Compton may have been excluded from a place among the best picture nominees, but at least it's not alone
See the Strangest Items in Bonham’s Big Movie Auction
A sketch of a rat by Walt Disney and these crazy Stay-Puft marshmallow hands will go to the highest bidder
Curtain Call: 13 Shows That Earned a Standing Ovation in 2014
One-person productions abound in a year that was rich and diverse for local theater
Curtain Call: Eva Marie Saint Talks About Hitchcock’s Movie Music
North by Northwest's Eve Kendall is very happy at age 90
The Essential Movie Library #72: Rear Window (1954)
An immobile photographer spies on his neighbors and discovers that sometimes watching will get you in a lot of trouble in this Hitchcock classic
Print Teensy Tiny 3D Replicas Of Famous TV/Movie Locations
You can stuff the entire Brady Bunch house in your stocking
The Essential Movie Library #49: Notorious (1946)
Anticipating Rear Window, Vertigo (Essential Movie Library #2), and Psycho in the 1950s and early '60s, this is the movie where director Alfred Hitchcock started messing with people’s hearts as well as their heads.
The Master of Suspense gets a new Restoration
Tomorrow night (June 18) you'll have a chance to spot Hitchcock during a special screening in which the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will present both the silent and sound versions of Blackmail.
