Alfred Hitchcock Retrospective
This guy was stirring up controversy long before Gone Girl. Get acquainted with The Master of Suspense.
Overview
Long before Gone Girl started stirring up controversy, one man made a name for himself scandalising moviegoers time and time again. Over a career that spanned more than half a century, Alfred Hitchcock directed some of the most divisive, talked-about thrillers in the history of motion pictures. And for the next four weeks, The Astor is bringing a selection of them back to the silver screen.
Hosted over four consecutive Sundays, the seven-picture retrospective kicks off with a screening of Suspicion paired with the director's out-of-character marital comedy Mr. & Mrs. Smith (not the one you're thinking of.) Saboteur and Rope plays on November 2, followed by The Trouble with Harry and The Man Who Knew Too Much a week later. The series wraps up with a single feature showing of the classic mistaken identity tale North by North West. So sit back, grab some popcorn, and get acquainted with The Master of Suspense.
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