Paging Alex Kaplan–looking through some of my favorite blogs and posts who’s authors have gone the way of George Kaplan. This is a terrific site and we have some of his fine work on Hitchcock still up to enjoy. Come out come out wherever you are….
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I adore TCM.
Thanks to Ted Turner‘s genius, thousands of tasty morsels from the wonderful world of classic cinema are merely a couple of remote clicks away. Despite the abundance of good that TCM provides to the starving film fan, there is a downside to having only a handful of movies stored in their archive. Usually, this means that the network has the tendency to replay a lot of movies.
This would irritate me, normally, but there’s always an actor (or director in this case) that’s an exception to this phenomenon.
In this case, it’s Alfred Hitchcock.
A couple of months ago, I was on my way to visit some family members in the northern part of the United States.
I’m an anxious flyer so, naturally, to calm my pre-flight jitters, I turned on TCM just a few hours before my flight left the following morning…
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Hitch’s Vertigo 