Hitchcocked!

Hitchcocked!

Hitchcocked!

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Hitchcocked!

2006

0h 24m

6.0(1 votes)

Documentary

Overview

A tribute to the work of Alfred Hitchcock, featuring contemporary filmmakers, writers, performers, and cultural critics.

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Cast & Crew

14 members

Directing

Larry Cohen

Self

Larry Cohen

Production

Sean S. Cunningham

Self

Sean S. Cunningham

Directing

Joe Dante

Self

Joe Dante

Directing

Ernest R. Dickerson

Self

Ernest R. Dickerson

Acting

F. X. Feeney

Self

F. X. Feeney

Directing

Carl Franklin

Self

Carl Franklin

Directing

Keith Gordon

Self

Keith Gordon

Directing

Stuart Gordon

Self

Stuart Gordon

Directing

George Kuchar

Self

George Kuchar

Acting

Drew McWeeny

Self

Drew McWeeny

Directing

Daniel Minahan

Self

Daniel Minahan

Directing

Victor Salva

Self

Victor Salva

Directing

David J. Skal

Self

David J. Skal

Directing

James Wan

Self

James Wan

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