Alfred Hitchcock's London
A Reference Guide to Locations
by Gary Giblin
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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight you are going to visit one of the world's most famous cities. Here you will see historic palaces, elegant hotels, and magnificent restaurants. If you're lucky, you may even see a corpse floating down the Thames. For tonight we shall visit:ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S LONDON Now you can follow in the footsteps of the most famous film director of all time, from the corridors of Scotland Yard and the stalls of the Royal Albert Hall to the top of Tower Bridge and the dome of St Paul's Cathedral. There was a hardly a corner of London that Hitchcock didn't visit and they're all here--over 200 of them--from the site of his birth in 1899 to the cathedral where he was memorialized in 1980.
About the Author:
Gary Giblin is the author of James Bond s London: A Reference Guide to Locations and the editor of Bond and Hitchcock production designer Syd Cain s memoirs Not Forgetting James Bond. He co-created and edits the webzine Secret Intelligence and contributes to The MacGuffin, the Hitchcock scholars website. He lives with his wife, Lisa, and their two cats in Indiana.
Press Reviews:
"Giblin's book on Hitchcock's London--and Hitchcock's England--promises to be a fascinating investigation by a true Anglophile of the director's literary sources and his imaginative treatment of reality." -- Ken Mogg, editor of the Hitchcock scholars' website, The MacGuffin
See the publisher website: Midnight Marquee Press
See the complete filmography of Alfred Hitchcock on the website: IMDB ...
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