Ep 379 - Hitchcocktober: The Man Who Knew Too Much

Join us as we dive deep into the fascinating world of Alfred Hitchcock in our special Hitchcocktober edition. From our impressions of 'The Man Who Knew Too Much'-a first-time watch for both of us-to exploring Hitchcock's masterful filmmaking techniques, this episode has it all. We'll discuss the legendary performances of Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day, Hitchcock's innovative use of suspense and symbolism, and the profound influence his work has had on modern cinema. We also compare scenes from Hitchcock's films with modern homages. Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker or a Hitchcock fan, this episode is packed with insights and behind-the-scenes stories that will keep you captivated from start to finish.
00:15 Hitchcocktober and Halloween Decorations
01:27 Discussing Hitchcock's Films
03:26 The Man Who Knew Too Much: Initial Impressions
05:15 Hitchcock's Filmmaking Techniques
13:28 Plot and Character Analysis
18:38 Suspense and Tension in Hitchcock's Films
22:01 Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation Homage
22:55 Borrowing from the Best: Homage or Theft?
24:05 Acting Inspirations
26:03 Hitchcock's Cameo and Doris Day's Performance
27:17 The Dynamic Duo: Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day
29:14 Hitchcock's Filmmaking Techniques
35:51 Rear Projection
40:08 Hitchcock's Legacy and Modern Technology
42:17 Wrapping Up and What's Next