Alfred Hitchcock’s Fade to Black: The Great Director’s Final Days

Edit The Daily Beast 13 Dec 2014
The scriptwriter on Hitchcock's last, unfinished film, David Freeman had a front row seat as the aging, pain-wracked director raged against the dying of the light ... I say it's hard to figure because Hitchcock's work has endured ... — Alex Belth. He was a bit like the Eiffel Tower ... FIRST TAKES ... H ... *** ... H ... In The Birds the action is stopped so an elderly ornithologist (a very old Ethel Griffies) can tell us how many birds are in the world....

THE HORN BLOWS AT MIDNIGHT

Edit The Examiner 19 Sep 2014
Then there’s Franklin Pangborn as a jittery house detective; Ethel Griffies as a wealthy dowager; Paul Harvey as the hotel manager; Margaret Dumont chaperoning a brood of unruly brats (and first seen in the opening as a radio thrush); James Burke as a dimwit cop; Mike Mazurki as Gardiner's henchman; Richard Lane as a roving announcer; and, best of ......
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