Arizona State University THE 405 1934/1940 wine bottle replaced 1)Saboteur was a remake of Hitchcock's British film "Sabotage

Arizona State University

THE 405

1934/1940 wine bottle replaced

1)Saboteur was a remake of Hitchcock's British film "Sabotage."

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2              Hitchcock once said that actors "should be treated as cattle."

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3              David O. Selznick was angry that he was forced to loan-out Hitchcock to other studios because of all the money he was losing.

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4              In "Notorious," Alicia is being slowly poisoned by Sebastian's mother (with Sebastian reluctantly involved) until Devlin saves her.

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5              The term "Close-Up" refers to the use of the camera to de-emphasize the importance of whatever it is filming.

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6              David O. Selznick produced "Foreign Correspondent" as a favor to the US Foreign Intelligence Agencies to raise awareness for a possible war in Europe and was shocked when the film was a Best Picture Oscar nominee.

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7              In "Suspicion", Hitchcock used a lightbulb in a glass of milk for one of the key scenes in the film.

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8              The highlight of "Saboteur" is the big climax scene that takes place on the top of Mount Rushmore.

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9              The MacGuffin in "Foreign Correspondent" was a package in the baggage rack of a train car where Professor Van Meer was kept in hiding because of the assassination attempt.

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10           Though he wanted Henry Fonda for "Saboteur", the only actor Hitchcock could cast for the lead was Robert Cummings.

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