Guillermo del Toro's Picks for March | Director Picks | TCM 
From the film he considers “quintessential Hitchcock” to his favorite Peter Sellers’ performance, Guillermo del Toro shares the movies he can’t wait to watch on TCM in March.
NORTH BY NORTHWEST on March 7 at 8pm ET
THE QUIET MAN on March 17 at 8pm ET
AN AMERICAN IN PARIS available on Watch TCM
BEING THERE on March 7 at 12:30am ET
Elke vogel moordt zoals ie gebekt is. Hitch op z'n absolute horrorbest, complexe metafoor vormt uiterst smakelijk kijkvoer.
Alfred Hitchcock, Rod Taylor, Tippi Hedren, Jessica Tandy, and Veronica Cartwright during production of THE BIRDS, 1963.
The 'fascinating' life of Scottish author of famed Alfred Hitchcock classic who inspired James Bond 
Mr Buchan’s novel, The Thirty-Nine Steps, published in 1915, was adapted into a film by Hitchcock 20 years later. The story was noted by Bond creator Ian Fleming through the similarities between the spy and Buchan’s character Richard Hannay, as well as the use of the spy thriller “chase” to escape his enemies.
My ★★★★★ review of Vertigo (1958) on @letterboxd: https://boxd.it/8VBNxJ
#letterboxd #vertigo #hitchcock #kimnovak #jamesstewart #film #cinema
A marketing image created for the initial release of #vertigo, playing up the duality theme and possibly misleading moviegoers to believe Madeleine and Judy are indeed two characters.
Absolutely loved Grace Kelly's performance as Lisa - such elegance and determination. The way Hitchcock builds suspense in that confined flat space is pure genius. Who knew a courtyard view could be so thrilling?
Coming tomorrow: Poll for our next #MovieClub pick! Stay tuned to vote for our next classic to discuss.
Tonight’s #film Theresa Wright, Joseph Cotton and the City of Santa Rosa star in the Alfred #Hitchcock Shadow of a Doubt.
I saw it in college and remembered it was great but I’ve forgotten a lot of the details. Still brilliant.
The votes are in for our first #MovieClub selection!
And the winner is... REAR WINDOW (1954)! 
You have until Friday to watch the film.
Starting Friday evening, let's share our thoughts, favourite scenes, and analysis using #MovieClub and #MovieWindow.
Whether you're a first-time viewer or revisiting this classic, I can't wait to hear your perspective!
See you Friday for what promises to be a fascinating discussion! 
My ★★★★★ review of The Birds on #letterboxd:
Alfred Hitchcock, his terrier, Mr. Jenkins, and a Picasso, on a slow afternoon. Photographed by Peter Stackpole, 1939.
My short review of Rear Window (Hitchcock)
I'm not in Europe, but for monster movie folks who are, @hyde is doing the first #Eurokino (the European counterpart of #Monsterdon) RIGHT NOW, and the movie today is Alfred Hitchock's Vertigo.
Trailer : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5jvQwwHQNY
And watch Vertigo here:
OK I'm goin' for more Hitchcock.
Next up is The Skin Game (1931), about new money, old money, and class warfare. And yes, it's a drama.
Nor'easter by Northwest
Television has done much for psychiatry by spreading information about it, as well as contributing to the need for it.
-Alfred Hitchcock-
"Nous nous sommes construit·es avec des images de femmes endormies, soumises au regard et au désir des hommes : qu'ont fait de nous ces représentations ?"
Une conversation avec Hélène Frappat et Virginie Leroux : https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceculture/podcasts/les-midis-de-culture/comment-les-representations-culturelles-ont-elles-contribuees-a-construire-une-culture-du-viol-7508119 
