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1: Participated in panel at University of Illinois on "Hitchcock, Women and Terror". (October 2001)
2: Tippi Hedren as Melanie Daniels in ['The Birds']. Tippi Hedren donated her script from this movie to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. (Smithsonian Magazine. August 2008, pg. 28)
3: Tippi Hedren as Melanie Daniels in ['The Birds']. In the film Hitchcock uses the colors pale green and reddish orange many times to match the colors of the "lovebirds" that Tippi Hedren delivers to "Mitch" Rod Taylor. First, Hedren's dress and lipstick. Then the shutters on the schoolhouse behind Suzanne Pleshette in her red sweater, also, the green color of Mitch's truck parked in front of the barn, also the green sign on the "Tides Restaurant", and lastly, Tippi's green dress while she is making tea, as Rod Taylor steps up behind her, and as she turns and kisses him, a reddish, orange vase appears on the sink behind them. Of course at that moment, "they" become "lovebirds"... Years later, American actor/screenwriter Beau Dare, who once had a chance meeting with Tippi Hedren in Hollywood, also used this theme from the film, in one of his film scripts, (2023), as a tribute to Hitch.


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