Today (and today only) our friend Lara of Backlots is hosting a one day Hitchcock Halloween blogathon and for the occasion I'm resurre...
A TV Tour of Hitchcock Film Locations and Edna May Wonacott's First On-Camera Interview
Bodega School House Eye on the Bay , a feature of KPIX, CBS’s San Francisco TV outlet, was recently on the trail of director Alfred Hitchcoc...
Woody Allen, Master of Suspense?
This post is my contribution to The Best Hitchcock Films Hitchcock Never Made blogathon hosted by Tales of the Easily Distracted and Classic...
Happy 80th Birthday, Edna May!
Edna May Wonacott in Shadow of a Doubt (1943) with Henry Travers Edna May Wonacott, who turns 80 today, was born in the town of Willits in ...
Norman Rockwell with a Twist in Hitchcock's America: Shadow of a Doubt
...by Rockwell Shadow of a Doubt (1943) was Alfred Hitchcock’s fifth American film and the first in which he believed he'd truly depict...
...aka/'Ann Newton' of "Shadow of a Doubt"
Shadow of a Doubt , Wallace Ford, Edna May Wonacott, Macdonald Carey Early in 2010 I was doing research for a post on Alfred Hitchcock's...
Shadow of a Doubt Giveaway on Hitchcock's Birthday...the details
In celebration of Alfred Hitchcock's 112th birthday on August 13, Reel Life is giving away a DVD of one of his great masterpieces, Shado...
SHADOW OF A DOUBT's "Ann Newton"...Today...
Edna and Hitch While doing research for a blog on Shadow of a Doubt last year I unearthed information about Edna May Wonacott Green who por...
CMBA Hitchcock Blogathon: THREE CLASSIC HITCHCOCK KILLERS
Alfred Hitchcock once remarked that, “in the old days villains had moustaches and kicked the dog.” He resisted such clichés , preferring a ...