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Aardvark
06-10-2001, 19:05
I copied most of this from the IMDB, with a few bits from books, dvd inserts, etc. Trouble is, most sources seem to think Hitch did 53 feature films, yet no matter what I do I always get 54! What's wrong?

Number Thirteen (Never completed) (1922)

Always Tell Your Wife (1923, co-director, uncredited)

1) The Pleasure Garden (1925)
2) The Mountain Eagle (1926)
3) The Lodger (1926)
4) The Ring (1927)
5) Easy Virtue (1927)
6) Downhill (1927)
7) The Farmer's Wife (1928)
8) Champagne (1928)
9) The Manxman (1929)
10) Blackmail (1929)
11) Murder! (1930)
12) Mary (1930)
13) Juno And The Paycock (1930)

Elstree Calling (linked sketches) (1930, co-director)

14) The Skin Game (1931)
15) Rich And Strange (1932)
16) Number Seventeen (1932)
17) Waltzes From Vienna (1933)
18) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
19) The 39 Steps (1935)
20) Secret Agent (1936)
21) Sabotage (1936)
22) Young And Innocent (1937)
23) The Lady Vanishes (1938)
24) Jamaica Inn (1939)

U.S.A.:
25) Rebecca (1940)
26) Foreign Correspondent (1940)
27) Suspicion (1941)
28) Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941)
29) Saboteur (1942)
30) Shadow Of A Doubt (1943)
31) Lifeboat (1944)

Aventure Malgache (short) (1944)
Bon Voyage (documentary) (1944)

32) Spellbound (1945)
33) Notorious (1946)
34) The Paradine Case (1947)
35) Rope (1948)
36) Under Capricorn (1949)
37) Stage Fright (1950)
38) Strangers On A Train (1951)
39) I Confess (1953)
40) Rear Window (1954)
41) Dial 'M' For Murder (1954)
42) To Catch A Thief (1955)
43) The Trouble With Harry (1955)
44) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
45) The Wrong Man (1956)
46) Vertigo (1958)
47) North By Northwest (1959)
48) Psycho (1960)
49) The Birds (1963)
50) Marnie (1964)
51) Torn Curtain (1966)
52) Topaz (1969)
53) Frenzy (1972)
54) Family Plot (1976)

54 features as sole director. 2 french-language shorts. 2 as co-director. 1 unfinished.

JPMO
06-10-2001, 20:41
He did make 53 features: Mary is a German-language remake of Murder!, made at the same time, on the same sets with different actors. It's not usually considered a seperate film in its own right.

Aardvark
07-10-2001, 16:40
Thanks! I shall modify accordingly...

Michael Brooke
08-10-2001, 09:52
If you want to be really completist, throw in the sixteen or so episodes of <I>Alfred Hitchcock Presents</I> that he personally directed...

Aardvark
08-10-2001, 18:41
I will if you can tell me the titles!

Yonathan Gal
16-09-2003, 22:24
Give this a bit of a bump, I'd be very inetersted aswell in knowing which ones he directed himself... Not that interested in seeing all of them but woyld like to see the ones he did at least :)

DeadKenny
16-09-2003, 22:57
Wow, old thread :D

Anyway, not the whole answer, but an excellent site from another forumite on Hitch DVDs in case you want to know which to get :D...

http://www.daveyp.co.uk/hitchcock/

:thumbs:

anield
16-09-2003, 23:41
'Bon Voyage' wasn't a documentary - as with 'Aventure Malgache' it was a fiction propoganda short.

tips4tnt
18-09-2003, 13:10
Originally posted by Yonathan Gal
Give this a bit of a bump, I'd be very inetersted aswell in knowing which ones he directed himself... Not that interested in seeing all of them but woyld like to see the ones he did at least :) Here you go: http://www.daveyp.com/hitchcock/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13

...although I've only got 15 listed, so it looks like I'm missing at least one from the list. Most of them are available on the four R1 "Hitchcock Presents" DVDs that (I think) are now OOP.

beebul
18-09-2003, 13:15
Originally posted by DeadKenny
Wow, old thread :D I think this was one of the first threads I read on the DVD Forums :)

Strange as more recent ones have vanished after pruning :confused:

ColinP
18-09-2003, 13:34
We don't prune this particular forum :) Just the off-topic ones :)

beebul
18-09-2003, 14:12
Ah, I see :)

Well, I must've liked what I read 2 years ago, cos I stuck around :D

andybhoy
18-09-2003, 15:19
Originally posted by JPMO
He did make 53 features: Mary is a German-language remake of Murder!, made at the same time, on the same sets with different actors. It's not usually considered a seperate film in its own right.

If it has different actors, surely it should be considered a different movie?

Ah well, not important, just strange.

Edit: Trust me to reply to something someone said, 2 years ago ;)

tips4tnt
18-09-2003, 16:04
....also, there's two versions of Blackmail - one silent, one with sound. The two versions do have different footage from each other in places.

Aardvark
18-09-2003, 19:43
Originally posted by beebul
Ah, I see :)

Well, I must've liked what I read 2 years ago, cos I stuck around :D

So did I! :wave: