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Rear Window - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2025-01-12 14:00:10
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Thomas

Every movie on that poll is a banger so I would love to see you react to the rest of them!

Jeff Barnes

One of Hitch's best, but I've always wondered what the view from the front window looked like.

Troy Hickman
>>161115275

Nothing but strip clubs. Hitchcock figured that would have only appealed to a certain class of viewers...😉

Eddie Perkins

"Not my circus, not my monkey." That's the way most people look at things, Dasha. I am glad you enjoyed this. Another great Alfred Hitchcock movie starring Jimmy Stewart is Vertigo (1958). I first saw Jimmy Stewart in "It's a Wonderful Life" years ago, and then I started watching all his movies, and I love them all.

Troy Hickman
>>161141199

As I have said, my favorite movie is Mr Smith Goes to Washington and Jimmy Stewart is my all-time favorite actor. I can't think of another actor who seems so genuine in all his roles, who is so honest and believable in everything that he does.

ButtercupsTrueLove

I don't think Grace Kelly's character should've settled for Jimmy Stewart's 'Jeff'. She can do better. HE'S no prince! lol

Shehab Dawoud

Vertigo next hopefully. Another Hitchcock-Jimmy Stewart collab.

JokesterHollywood

Hey Dasha, if you see this, I want to congrats you on hitting 98k subscribers for YouTube. Only a 2k more for that sexy silver YouTube play button. You can count on me to see this happen!

LaserLamb

Grace Kelly was absolutely stunning in this movie. 2 years later she married Prince Rainier III of Monaco 🇲🇨, making her Princess Grace of Monaco. The wedding was watched by over 30 million viewers on TV, and was said to have been "the first modern event to generate media overkill". She passed away relatively young at 52 in 1982, when she had a cerebral hemorrhage while driving, causing her to crash the car. She died from a second hemorrhage in the hospital a day later. R.I.P.