Alfred Hitchcock Discussion with Peter Bogdanovich & Patricia Hitchcock

[@bluecollarlit]

I loved watching this. Thank you for putting it here on KZbin.

[@of1300]

The master of suspense and rear projection....

[@ferabra8939]

It's funny that his daughter should mention Spielberg, because Hitchcock actually threw Steven twice out of his set, once in 1966, then in 1975, after Jaws was released.

[@mrlopez-pz7pu]

Fer Abra are you kidding me? So because Hitchcock threw out a young unknown Spielberg off his set (something he did indiscriminately) and then he threw him off a set post-Jaws (perhaps more as a typical ego trip) and all this now means his daughter can't mention Spielberg a zillion years after Spielberg established himself? What kind of stupid logic is THAT?

[@ferabra8939]

Learn to read, mate...I haven't said that Pat can't mention Spielberg. I said it's funny...You obviously had a rough day. Just continue your anger management therapy...Best.

[@garrettdavis6500]

With Hitchcock how the Hell do you choose a favorite???? Even, his bad movies which one do I choose as worst ???? I would say for me, "Shadow of a doubt, " "Strangers on a train, " "Notorious, " "Foreign Correspondent, " "NBNW" are usually at the top of the list of favorite Hitchcock's annually, as well as favorite movies period.

[@QED_]

0:12 Doesn't mention "Vertigo" -- currently rated the best film of all time.

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Arbiter No one loves Hitch more than I, but I have never heard Vertigo mentioned as best movie. Since 1938, it was Citizen Kane, and then after 1972, The Godfather. But I think Hitch was the best director.

[@civichoo6017]

Jim LaGuardia “Vertigo” is currently ranked as the best movie of all time on the Sight and Sound poll (which I believe is conducted by the British Film Institute).

[@citeriorcf]

@@jimlaguardia8185 Sight and Sound poll named it the best movie of all time

[@joewright9879]

Hitchcock did some decent videos, but how does his stuff compare to something like Battlefield Earth?

[@charlemarcharlemar2401]

I like Hitchcock's films and still watch Hitchcock Presents (TV) but even as a kid, watching some of his movies in a theater, I thought some parts looked fake and have always thought he should not have done a scene that way if technology was not up to speed. I still think so. I think him deciding to do it anyway was purely political, as he knew he was loved enough to be accepted and they were/are. However, I still am pulled out of the immersive experience to the analytical.

[@infonut]

Such a GD shame. A chance to speak to Pat AND Bogdanovich and the same stupid questions. And Rose tends to interject with mundane chime ins. "Oh! I know Santa Rosa." And then cuts off Pat with a "yeah. Here's a scene from..." So rushed and condescending. Corporate bone picking. I bet all the questions were asked/answered prior.