Hitchcock does it agian

Rating: Null/10 (26 February 2004)

How this movie was made was interesting. When Alfred Hitchcock created this movie he wanted to explore different things in movie making, privacy and community. When it came to making the set, Paramount Studios allowed him to destroy the main floor to use the basement as a part of the set, making the set the biggest indoor set made (probably for that time) Hitchcock also explored with the dialog, there were a select few people talking. The way the actors acted was their dialog. He also puts you into the movie by making you guess what's going to happen and also the excitement, he does this by showing you what happened then Jeff Jeffries (James Stewart) reaction to what just happened. Stewart also in the move resembled himself so it wasn't hard for him to act. When Hitchcock was shooting rainy scene he told one actor to go one way and the other another way, and they didn't know about the water so when you watch the movie watch it closely.
When the movie was made it actually was based on a true story when a man killed his wife and tried to cover it up, that didn't work. The movie was also based on the book `It had to be Murder'. Then Hitchcock put into his own perspective, creating a original piece of work