The Woman Who Vanished in Paris - Alfred Hitchcock Presents

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[@bazbanter9329]

I'm 99.9% percent sure that the actor who's playing the guy who revealed what really happened is Alan Napier who played Alfred the butler in the 1966 Batman show

[@texaskc]

I am a little less sure, but I agree.

[@quaggy85]

I can see why Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction did this too, is a good tale. I'd like to hire the painters/decorators that can redo a room as quick as they did.

[@apizzathatgiantforthesimpl5191]

Pat Hitchcock was also a huge champion of her dad. She said in one interview that if she was ever considered for a role he made sure she was absolutely perfect for it.

[@mitochondria558]

This was amazing, I had a huge Hitchcock phase as a teenager, and rented as many movies as I could from Hollywood video and then the Netflix DVD service lol, but I never did get into Hitchcock presents. I would love to see more!

[@ninjaman1986]

I've either seen this episode before, or remember it from our old pals at Beyond Belief central, or very likely Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark. Also, 'they were just following orders' is no justifiable excuse to do something you know is wrong.

[@ZemplinTemplar]

This has to be the most convoluted premise/resolution I've ever seen. :-O :-)))

[@texaskc]

Hay Avery! There is some pediatricians who are trying to bring back the house call for more everyday and minor things such and vaccines and fevers. They say it will make life less stressful on both the new mother and the babies.

[@philipdarrenellwell1994]

A lot of 90's kids probably remember this story, since a short version was in Scary Stories 3: More Tales to Chill Your Bones Pat Hitchcock was also in The Older Sister, a pretty great Lizzie Borden retelling from later in season one, and had a cameo in Psycho

[@AveryTalksAboutStuff]

Yes! I love her!

[@samih5916]

I've never seen or heard of this series Alfred Hitchcock made before and the only ones of his work I've seen and know is Psycho and The Birds. It was freaky when the walls were changed and the male clerk didn't know the woman when he did know her.

[@cate7540]

Thank you for making the video. Please do more episodes of this show!

[@pinbackcat]

i would love to see you do more of these alfred hitchcock presents! i was washing the dishes when you said to pause and predict what the story was... but i totally thought it was going to be a shutter island sort of thing where she made it all up in her head and maybe her mom had been dead for years before, but i was pleasantly surprised to see her stand up for herself and not let herself get gaslit by the french!! XD

[@PaulonotPaul8]

Hope to see you cover more of these. Such a good show :o)

[@AveryTalksAboutStuff]

I will! Love this show!

[@Breezy12736]

I knew the story as soon as I saw the title, I love this story

[@heathernicole2493]

I thought maybe organ harvesting for some reason, but I used to watch Alfred Hitchcock regularly, and that doesn't seem like the angle that he would have taken for this show.

[@karentucker2161]

This was really good! I vaguely remeber hearing about this series.

[@heckstar]

Commenting w my theory, idk at first i tho it was some kind of Mandela effect thing where she switched timelines to one where her and her mother never existed but now I’m not sure 😭😭 Edit: well i couldn’t be more wrong wrong 😭

[@patrickmgaddis]

Awesome video! Also, did you get my packages?

[@AveryTalksAboutStuff]

Yes! Thank you so much!

[@patrickmgaddis]

@@AveryTalksAboutStuff You’re welcome

[@tmamone83]

Sheesh, talk about gaslighting!

[@texaskc]

It really too bad (to but it mildly) that he was such a basted to Tippi Hedren. And other women I believe.

[@AveryTalksAboutStuff]

Yeah...he was very talented and I love his work but Alfred Hitchcock was a bit of a Hitchdick. 👀

[@KrystalStardust-i9c]

This is based on a true story.

[@jdouglasartist]

Pause break prediction comment: I'm guessing the protagonist is delusional, like in Mulholland Drive, and was prescribed the aqua vitae as a placebo for her condition. Also, surprised you didn't mention that classic dolly zoom technique, later made famous in Vertigo. 🎬📽

[@AveryTalksAboutStuff]

That is a very good dolly zoom to be sure!

[@AveryTalksAboutStuff]

Thank you for the super thanks!

[@alexp.d3689]

Yes

[@fredmckibben6872]

Would have liked to watch the episode without the narrative

[@Tirnel_S]

I really liked the Hitchcock version of The Lady Vanishes. I don't think I've seen this telling of it though. Eta the Jody Foster film, I forget what it's called atm, that I believe is also based on this story (I don't see how it's not, but can't 100% say that without some googling) where her daughter vanishes on an airplane is also a good adaptation.