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Today we will talk in detail about 5 best Hitchcock movies . Discussing Hitchcock movies is also important because many people want to know about it, so we will talk about 5 best Hitchcock Films in detail.

best Hitchcock movies in order

Movie	Release Date	Role
Shadow of a Doubt	January 15, 1943	director
Rear Window	August 4, 1954	director
Rebecca	1940	director
Strangers on a Train	June 30, 1951	director
The Lady Vanishes	August 1938	director

These were the best movies of Hitchcock, now we will discuss them in detail.

Review on Shadow of a Doubt

WRITER : Thornton Wilder

Director : Hitchcock

There is a shadow of doubt in best Hitchcock movies. He has directed this movie very well.

Shadow of a Doubt Story

Shadow of a Doubt is a thriller film released in 1943. The film revolves around a young man named Charlie who suspects that his uncle is a serial killer.

Charlie is happy to come to his uncle’s house because Charlie is bored in his own house. But his joy turns to fear when he learns that his uncle is the killer of my widow. Charlie learns that his uncle kills women for money.

Shadow of a Doubt Cast

Teresa Wright Young Charlie	Joseph Cotten Uncle Charlie	Macdonald Carey Jack Graham
Patricia Collinge Emma Newton	Edna May Wonacott Ann Newton	Estelle Jewell Catherine
Hume Cronyn Herbie Hawkins	Charles Bates Roger Newton	Henry Travers Joseph Newton
Janet Shaw Louise	Wallace Ford Fred Saunders	Irving Bacon Station Master
Clarence Muse Pullman Porter	Shep Houghton Ballroom Dancer	Karen X. Gaylord Undetermined Role
Ethel Griffies	Franz Lehár

Review on Rear Window

Rear Window is number two on the Best Hitchcock Movies list. This movie is directed brilliantly. This film was released on August 4, 1954. This film marks Hitchcock’s best work.

Writer : John Michael Hayes

Director : Hitchcock

Rear Window Story

The story of Rear Window revolves around a news photographer who ends up in a wheelchair after an accident.

The photographer becomes convinced that his neighbor is the murderer and begins to spy on him. His lover Lisa also accompanies him in this spying. He spies through his neighbor’s window through binoculars.

Rear Window Cast

James Stewart L.B. ‘Jeff’ Jefferies	Grace Kelly Lisa Carol Fremont	Raymond Burr Lars Thorwald
Wendell Corey Det. Lt. Thomas J. Doyle	Thelma Ritter Stella	Georgine Darcy Miss Torso
Ross Bagdasarian Songwriter	Judith Evelyn Miss Lonelyhearts	Havis Davenport Newlywed #2
Rand Harper Newlywed #2	Frank Cady Man on Fire Escape	Sara Berner Woman on Fire Escape
Irene Winston Anna Thorwald	Jesslyn Fax Miss Hearing Aid	Alan Lee

Review on Rebecca

Rebecca is ranked third in best Hitchcock movies. This movie was released in 1940. It was directed by Hitchcock.

Writer : Daphne du Maurier

Director: Hitchcock

Rebecca Story

Rebecca is number three in Best Hitchcock films. The story revolves around a young woman who marries a rich old man who is having an affair with the old man’s ex-wife.

Rebecca Cast

Joan Fontaine Mrs. de Winter	Laurence Olivier Maxim de Winter	Judith Anderson Mrs. Danvers
George Sanders Jack Favell	Edward Fielding Frith	Nigel Bruce Giles Lacy
Florence Bates Mrs. Van Hopper	C. Aubrey Smith Colonel Julyan	Gladys Cooper Beatrice Lacy
Melville Cooper Coroner	Lumsden Hare Tabbs	Reginald Denny Frank Crawley
Forrester Harvey Chalcroft	Gino Corrado	Leo G. Carroll Dr. Baker
Leonard Carey Ben	Bunny Beatty Maid	John Harrison

Review on Strangers on a Train

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Strangers on a Train is the fourth best Hitchcock movie. The film will be remembered as a testament to Hitchcock’s talent. The movie was released on 30 June 1951.

Writer : Patricia Highsmith

Director : Hitchcock

Strangers on a Train Story

is a 1950 psychological novel by Patricia Highsmith about two strangers who meet after many years and share their secrets.

Strangers on a Train Cast

Robert Walker Bruno Antony	Farley Granger Guy Haines	Pat Hitchcock Barbara Morton	Ruth Roman Anne Morton
Marion Lorne Mrs. Antony	Kasey Rogers Miriam Joyce Haines	Norma Varden Mrs. Cunningham	Harry Hines Man under merry-go-round
Leo G. Carroll Sen. Morton	Robert Gist Det. Leslie Hennessey	Howard St. John Police Capt. Turley	Jonathan Hale Mr. Antony
John Brown Prof. Collins	John Doucette Det. Hammond	Dick Wessel Bill	Edna Holland Mrs. Joyce
Brooks Benedict Tennis Umpire	Shirley Tegge Girl	Roy Engel Policeman	Tommy Farrell Miriam’s Boyfriend
Murray Alper Boatman	Sam Flint Train Passenger Requesting Light	Charles Meredith Le juge Donahue	Charles Meredith Le juge Donahue
Mary Alan Hokanson Secretary	Georges Renavent M. Darville	Ralph Moody Seedy Man at Carnival	Leonard Carey Anthonys’ Butler
Odette Myrtil Mme Darville	Dick Ryan Minister	Janet Stewart Girl	Louis Lettieri Boy with Balloon
Minna Phillips Dowager	Joe Warfield Soda Jerk	Edward Hearn Le lieutenant Campbell	Laura Treadwell Mrs. Anderson
John Butler Blind Man	Chalky Williams Carnival Patron	Benjie Bancroft Police Officer	Stuart Hall
Mike Lally Detective at Carnival	Barry Norton Tennis Match Spectator	Franklyn Farnum Party Guest	Suzanne Ridgeway Bystander at Merry-Go-Round Wreck

Review on The Lady Vanishes

The Lady Vanishes is the fifth best Hitchcock movies . This film was released on August 1938. Hitchcock played the best role in it.

Writer : Ethel Lina White

Director : Hitchcock

The Lady Vanishes Story

The story of The Lady Vanishes is interesting. It revolves around a young English girl who travels by train. The train is delayed due to snowfall. The girl spent the night in a nearby chateau. A young English girl Iris befriends a woman named Miss Fry. Iris is worried when Miss Fry mysteriously disappears.

The Lady Vanishes Cast

Margaret Lockwood Iris Henderson	Michael Redgrave Gilbert	May Whitty Miss Froy	Kathleen Tremaine Anna
Emile Boreo Hotel Manager	Selma Vaz Dias Signora Doppo	Naunton Wayne Charters and Caldicott	Paul Lukas Dr. Hartz
Basil Radford Charters	Googie Withers Blanche	Linden Travers ‘Mrs.’ Todhunter	Catherine Lacey The Nun
Mary Clare Baroness	Josephine Wilson Madame Kummer	Philip Leaver Signor Doppo	Charles Oliver Officer
Sally Stewart Julie	Cecil Parker Mr. Todhunter	Charles Rolfe

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is Alfred Hitchcock still alive

Hitchcock is dead. Hitchcock died at the age of 80 on April 29, 1980 in Los Angeles. Hitchcock’s career will always be remembered. He has played an important role in making many films successful in his life. Even after his death, people watch his films with passion. And his work is loved.

which Alfred Hitchcock movie is the best

Psycho (1960)
Vertigo (1958)
Rear Window (1954)
North by Northwest (1959)
The Birds (1963)
Notorious (1946)
Strangers on a Train (1951)
Dial M for Murder (1954)
Rebecca (1940)
Shadow of a Doubt (1943)
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“Hitchcock/Truffaut”
“Alfred Hitchcock: Interviews”
“Hitchcock” by François Truffaut
“Alfred Hitchcock’s Movie Making Masterclass: Learning about Film from the Master of Suspense” by Tony Lee Moral
“The Dark Side of Genius: The Life of Alfred Hitchcock” by Donald Spoto

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where was Alfred Hitchcock born

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best Hitchcock movies

best Hitchcock movies in order