The encyclopedia of Alfred Hitchcock
By: Thomas Leitch ; foreword by Gene D. Phillips.
Series: Great filmmakers
Publisher: Facts on File; Infobase Holdings, Inc.
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 418
Subjects: Hitchcock, Alfred, 1899- -- Encyclopedias.
Genres: Encyclopedias.
Description: "The Great Filmmakers series provides detailed A-to-Z references about filmmakers who advanced the art of cinema, pioneered new technical processes and captivated the imaginations of audiences around the world.".

"Alfred Hitchcock's signature suspense thrillers are as famous as his trademark silhouette. One of the most acclaimed directors of the 20th century, Hitchcock became a household name with the release of Psycho in 1960, and his legend lives on through the rich legacy of his works still popular today.".

"The Encyclopedia of Alfred Hitchcock is an invaluable guide to every facet of the renowned director's extraordinary rise through the ranks, from his early silent films in England to masterpieces like Psycho and Vertigo, to his long-running television series Alfred Hitchcock Presents and The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. Each of Hitchcock's more than 50 films is covered here in detail, as are the numerous television programs he directed.

Other entries include notable collaborators, such as actors, producers, screenwriters, and composers; schools of Hitchcock criticism and commentators whose contributions have furthered the study of his works; and in-depth discussions of significant topics, themes, and motifs."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 385-387) and index.