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52 Weeks of Hitchcock: 12. Stage Fright (Patreon)

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2021-03-26 22:31:00
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Returning after a brief, unplanned break, Robin looks at this interesting deviation fro, HItchcock's usual Wrong Man On the Run template.

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52 Weeks of Hitchcock: 12. Stage Fright

Robin looks at this unusual twist on Hitchcock's 'Wrong Man On the Run' template.

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Anonymous

Great insights presented in a very entertaining and surprisingly personal way. Thank You!

Stephen Crane

So this is 53 weeks of Hitchcock now?

Anonymous

Well worth waiting for!

Anonymous

Great video. I always thought this sort of ground to halt when Marlene wasn’t on the screen. I wonder if ‘Ordinary’ Smith inspired ‘Fancy’ Smith in ‘Z Cars’ played by BRIAN BLESSED.

Anonymous

"I would consider 1950 as the last decade of the 1940s." I feel the same way about 2020 for the 2010s.

Anonymous
>>56469666

Culturally you can argue the 90s were pretty short. They didn't really start till September '91 and ended in early 1998 when you had the Pre Millennium Tension which lasted till 2002 so the 2000s didn't start till then.

Anonymous

You must not having been paying attention to the movie immediately after the credits. I just rented the DVD. After the credits, it shows Jane Wyman driving Richard Todd in a car. Then he explains what he says happened. Then we see Marlene Dietrich in a flashback in the blood stained dress. So Hitchcock never directly lied to us in the movie.