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rdmtimp

(1,588 posts)
Fri Dec 30, 2016, 10:02 PM Dec 2016

TCM Schedule for Sunday January 1 - Hitchcock Happy New Year

Seriously, what better way to ring in 2017 than with the Master of Suspense?

(all times Eastern)


6:00 AM Rope (1948)
Two wealthy young men try to commit the perfect crime by murdering a friend.Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Dick Hogan , John Dall , Farley Granger . C - 81m 14

7:30 AM Strangers on a Train (1951)
A man's joking suggestion that he and a chance acquaintance trade murders turns deadly. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Farley Granger , Ruth Roman , Robert Walker . B/W - 101m TV-14 CC

9:15 AM Torn Curtain (1966)
A U.S. scientist pretends to defect to follow his mentor behind the Iron Curtain. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Paul Newman , Julie Andrews , Lila Kedrova . C - 128m TV-PG Widescreen CC


11:30 AM Family Plot (1976)
A phony psychic takes on a pair of kidnappers. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Karen Black , Bruce Dern , Barbara Harris . C - 120 m TV-14 CC

1:30 PM Psycho (1960)
A woman on the run gets mixed up with a repressed young man and his violent mother. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Anthony Perkins , Vera Miles , John Gavin . B/W - 109 m TV-PG Widescreen

3:30 PM Marnie (1964)
A rich man marries a compulsive thief and tries to unlock the secrets of her mind. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Tippi Hedren , Sean Connery , Diane Baker . C - 130 m TV-PG CC

5:45 PM Birds, The (1963)
In a California coastal area, flocks of birds unaccountably make deadly attacks on humans. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Rod Taylor , Tippi Hedren , Jessica Tandy . C - 119 m TV-14 CC

8:00 PM Vertigo (1958)
A detective falls for the mysterious woman he's been hired to tail. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: James Stewart , Kim Novak , Barbara Bel Geddes . C - 130 m TV-PG Widescreen CC

10:15 PM Rear Window (1954)
A photographer with a broken leg uncovers a murder while spying on the neighbors in a nearby apartment building. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: James Stewart , Grace Kelly , Wendell Corey . C - 114 m PG
Widescreen CC

12:15 AM Shadow of a Doubt (1943)
A young girl fears her favorite uncle may be a killer. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Teresa Wright , Joseph Cotten , MacDonald Carey . B/W - 108 m TV-PG CC

2:15 AM Man Who Knew Too Much, The (1956)
International spies kidnap a doctor's son when he stumbles on their assassination plot. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: James Stewart , Doris Day , Brenda de Banzie . C - 120 m TV-PG Widescreen CC

4:30 AM Trouble With Harry, The (1955)
A corpse creates a world of trouble for several passersby who each believe they may have caused the death. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Edmund Gwenn , John Forsythe , Mildred Natwick .C - 99 m TV-PG Widescreen
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TCM Schedule for Sunday January 1 - Hitchcock Happy New Year (Original Post) rdmtimp Dec 2016 OP
A wonderful Hitch day! longship Dec 2016 #1
The reveal from "Vertigo" and the dream. longship Dec 2016 #2

longship

(40,416 posts)
1. A wonderful Hitch day!
Sat Dec 31, 2016, 01:50 PM
Dec 2016

Some really great ones.

If you've never seen it, try Shadow of a Doubt with the always great Joseph Cotten.

Thelma Ritter, always high value, adds much to Rear Window. She deserved a supporting actress Oscar.

And of course, Vertigo, Strangers on a Train, Psycho, etc.

Forget this version of Man Who Knew too Much. It's a Hitch remake that does not come close to Hitch's original. Doris Day??????????? Really? And she sings an absolutely dreadful song!

longship

(40,416 posts)
2. The reveal from "Vertigo" and the dream.
Sat Dec 31, 2016, 04:51 PM
Dec 2016

Last edited Mon Jan 2, 2017, 06:53 PM - Edit history (2)



The dream, with the always incredible Bernard Herrmann score:


Just in case anybody wonders why this film is rated top of all Hitch's films. I prefer NbyNW, but this film is still absolutely astounding and deserves its place in cinematic fame. As usual, Bernard Hermann's score is a prominent character.

The absolutely incredible title sequence:

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