The Best Episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 0

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   #1 - Psycho Featurette

   S0:E68/27/1960

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   Director:Alfred Hitchcock

   Writer:Charlotte Armstrong

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   Writer:Charlotte Armstrong
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   #2 - The Dick Cavett Show

   S0:E88/27/1972

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   Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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   #3 - Reputations: Hitch Part 2

   S0:E148/27/2009

   Second episode of a two-part profile on the life and films of Alfred Hitchcock.

   Director:Tim Kirby

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   #4 - Alfred Hitchcock Presents: A Look Back

   S0:E110/4/2005

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   #5 - Suspicion: Four O' Clock

   S0:E48/27/1957

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   #6 - Startime: Incident at a Corner

   S0:E58/27/1959

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   Director:Alfred Hitchcock

   Writers:Francis M. Cockrell, Cornell Woolrich

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   Writers:Francis M. Cockrell, Cornell Woolrich
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   #7 - Monitor: Huw Weldon meets Alfred Hitchcock

   S0:E78/27/1964

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   #8 - BBC Omnibus Part 1

   S0:E98/27/1986

   During a career spanning 50 years of film-making, from the silent era into the age of television, Alfred Hitchcock became as famous a public figure as any of his stars. Tonight's programme looks at the first 25 years of an extraordinary and prolific : career, with extracts from his early British films, behind- the-scenes shots of Hitchcock at work, and rare home movie material seen here for the first time on television. His complex personality is explored through interviews with those who knew him and worked most closely with him. Hitchcock himself, characteristically droll, appears in interviews filmed at different stages of his career. Featuring actors James Stewart, Joan Fontaine and Teresa Wright; screenwriters and collaborators Charles Bennett, Rodney Ackland, Albert Whitlock, John Michael Hayes and daughter Patricia Hitchcock.

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   #9 - BBC Omnibus Part 2

   S0:E108/27/1986

   "A lot of people think I'm a monster. They don't care to be associated with me because of the nature of the work one does...." By the late 50s, when he made North by Northwest, Alfred Hitchcock was the best-known film director in the world, celebrated equally for adventure thrillers and for the psychological suspense stories that he had been making since he started directing films in Britain in the 20s. Tonight's Omnibus looks behind the image of the droll clown, which he presented in his television series, and at the achievements, and the problems, of the later years. Drawing on television interviews with Hitchcock, the recollections of colleagues and friends, and scenes from his films; the programme explores his relations with his female stars, the brilliance of his film technique, the difficult role of his scriptwriters, and the ambiguous character of Hitchcock himself, showman, practical joker and film-maker of genius.

   Director:Tristram Powell

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    #10 - Living Famously

    S0:E118/27/2003

    Alfred Hitchcock is probably the most famous director in film history, he made his name and his fortune from scaring millions out of their wits, but his films were more than just entertainment, he put his own deepest fears onto the silver screen. In this BBC special we get a glimpse into the life of Hitchcock. We see how as a child he grew up in the suburbs of London as somewhat of a loner, how he developed an imagination which would help open doors for him as he got an apprenticeship in the fledgling British movie business and ultimately broke through in America, becoming the legend he is today.

    Director:Tristram Powell

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    #11 - Paul Merton Looks at Alfred Hitchcock

    S0:E128/27/2009

    Paul Merton looks at the British films of Alfred Hitchcock, the silent films and the early sound films.

    Director:Deep Sehgal

    Writer:Unknown

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    #12 - Reputations: Hitch Part 1

    S0:E138/27/2009

    First episode of a two-part profile on the life and films of Alfred Hitchcock.

    Director:Paul Merton

    Writers:Suki Webster, Paul Merton

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    Director:Paul Merton

    Writers:Suki Webster, Paul Merton