Alfred Hitchcock Test 2
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Who plays L.B. "Jeff" Jeffries in Rear Window (1954)?
Jimmy Stewart
Who plays Lisa Fremont in Rear Window (1954)?
Grace Kelly
Who plays Tom Doyle in Rear Window (1954)?
Wendell Corey
Who was the screenwriter for Rear Window?
John Michael Hayes
Who plays Stella in Rear Window?
Thelma Ritter
What is the fourth Hitchcock film shot in color?
Rear Window
What is the primary setting of Rear Window?
Greenwich Village
Who plays John “Scottie” Ferguson in Vertigo?
Jimmy Stewart
Who plays Judy Barton in Vertigo (1958)?
Kim Novak
Who plays Madeleine Elster in Vertigo (1958)?
Kim Novak
What are the two OTHER Hitchcock films starring Cary Grant that we have NOT seen?
Suspicion and To Catch A Thief
Who plays Marjorie "Midge" Wood in Vertigo (1958)?
Barbara Bel Geddes
Who plays Gavin Elster in Vertigo (1958)?
Tom Helmore
Who plays Lars Thorwald, the Salesman/Killer in Rear Window (1954)?
Raymond Burr
What are the two films of "unity" to consider when thinking about Rear Window (1954)?
Lifeboat and Rope
What are the two films of psychology to consider when thinking about Rear Window (1954)?
Spellbound and Vertigo
What artist should be considered when thinking about Rear Window (1954)?
Edward Hopper
What is one painting to consider when thinking about Rear Window (1954)?
Nighthawks by Edward Hopper
Who plays Roger O. Thornhill in North by Northwest (1959)?
Cary Grant
Who is credited with developing the unchained camera?
Karl Freund
What bridge is featured in Vertigo (1958)?
Golden Gate Bridge
What national park is featured in Vertigo (1958)?
Redwood National Park
Who wrote the source material for Vertigo (1958)?
D'entre les morts by Boileau-Narcejac
Who was the cinematographer for Vertigo (1958)?
Robert Burks
Which Hitchcock film was poorly received upon release but is hailed now as the greatest film of all time?
Vertigo
Who was the costume designer for Vertigo (1958)?
Edith Head
Who were the screenwriters for Vertigo (1958)?
Alec Coppel and Samuel A. Taylor
Which Hitchcock film first introduced audiences to computer generated images?
Vertigo
Who plays Pop Liebl, the bookstore owner, in Vertigo (1958)?
Konstantin Shayne
Who was the editor for ALL OF THE Hitchcock movies we have watched since Spring Break?
George Tomasini
Who plays Eve Kendall in North by Northwest (1959)?
Eva Marie Saint
Who plays Phillip Vandamm in North by Northwest (1959)?
James Mason
Who plays The Professor in North by Northwest (1959)?
Leo G. Carroll
Who plays Clara Thornhill, Roger's Mother, in North by Northwest (1959)?
Jessie Royce Landis
Along with Rear Window (1954), Vertigo (1958), and Psycho (1960) what are two OTHER movies of sexual dysfunction?
Marnie and Frenzy
Who plays Norman Bates in Psycho (1960)?
Anthony Perkins
Who plays Marion Crane in Psycho (1960)?
Janet Leigh
Who plays Lila Crane in Psycho (1960)?
Vera Miles
Who plays Caroline in Psycho (1960)?
Pat Hitchcock
Who plays The Coroner in Vertigo (1958)?
Henry Jones
Who plays Sam Loomis in Psycho (1960)?
John Gavin
Who plays Leonard in North by Northwest (1959)?
Martin Landau
What is the restaurant called in Vertigo (1958)?
Ernie's
What kind of literary element does Hitchcock heavily incorporate in Vertigo (1958)?
Blazon
Who plays Milton Arbogast in Psycho (1960)?
Martin Balsam
Who plays Melanie Daniels in The Birds (1963)?
Tippi Hedren
Who plays Mitch Brenner in The Birds (1963)?
Rod Taylor
Who plays Lydia Brenner, Mitch's mom, in The Birds (1963)?
Jessica Tandy
Who plays Cathy Brenner, Mitch's sister, in The Birds (1963)?
Veronica Cartwright
Who plays Annie Hayworth in The Birds (1963)?
Suzanne Pleshette
Who plays Mrs. Bundy, the ornithologist, in The Birds (1963)?
Ethel Griffies
What kind of accent does Madeleine Elster have in Vertigo?
Mid-Atlantic
What artform did Hitchcock feel furthest away from as a filmmaker?
Literature
What Hitchcock film did Bernard Herrmann have a cameo in?
The Man Who Knew Too Much
What is the only true whodunnit that Hitchcock filmed?
Murder!
What musical composition does Bernard Herrmann paraphrase for the scene d'amour in Vertigo (1958)?
"Liebestod" from Tristan and Isolde by Wagner (1859)
What supernatural play was Hitchcock obsessed with?
Mary Rose by J.M. Barrie
What is regarded as Hitchcock's masterpiece and most personal film?
Vertigo
What is the 1st major location featured in
North by Northwest (1959)?
New York
What is the 2nd major location featured in
North by Northwest (1959)?
Chicago
What is the 3rd major location featured in
North by Northwest (1959)?
The Plains
What is the 4th major location featured in
North by Northwest (1959)?
Mount Rushmore
Who was the screenwriter for North by Northwest (1959)?
Ernest Lehman
Who was the composer for North by Northwest (1959)?
Bernard Herrmann
Who was the composer for Vertigo (1958)?
Bernard Herrmann
Which Hitchcock film was released during the Sexual Revolution?
North by Northwest (1959)
Which poem by Phillip Larkin states that intercourse had not existed before 1963?
"Annus Mirabilis"
What actress found Cary Grant in She Done Him Wrong (1933)?
Mae West
What was Cary Grant's birthname?
Archibald Alec Leach
Who does Roger O. Thornhill get confused for in North by Northwest (1959)?
George Kaplan
What kind of alcohol does Leonard pour down Roger O. Thornhill's throat in North by Northwest (1959)?
Bourbon
What restaurant does Roger O. Thornhill dine at in the beginning of North by Northwest (1959)?
The Oak Room at the Plaza
What actor played the Porter in North by Northwest (1959)? (discovered by Bette Davis)
Ernest Anderson
How did Bernard Herrmann describe North by Northwest (1959)?
"Roger's dance with the world."
What kind of dance is the "Overture" in North by Northwest (1959)?
Fandango
In North by Northwest (1959), how many marriages has Roger O. Thornhill had before he marries Eve?
2
In North by Northwest (1959), what is the name of the character who yells, 'We're not talking!" when Roger O. Thornhill steps out of the elevator?
Eddie
What is Roger O. Thornhill's job in North by Northwest (1959)?
Advertising Executive
Which Hitchcock film was Leo G. Carroll NOT in?
The 39 Steps (1935)
What NON-HITCHCOCK film does Dr. Bruster keep bringing up that starred Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn?
Bringing Up Baby
We have seen four out of six films in Hitchcock's Killer Sextet: The Lodger (1927), Shadow of a Doubt (1943), Strangers on a Train (1951), and Psycho (1960)? Which two movies have we not seen?
Rope and Frenzy
What two films served as Hitchcock's retort (i.e. pure entertainment) to the lukewarm reception Vertigo (1958) received?
North by Northwest and Psycho
Which actress was supposed to star in Vertigo (1958) but got pregnant before shooting was supposed to start and was replaced by Kim Novak?
Vera Miles
Who starred in the Hitchcock directed episode of "Revenge" (1955)?
Vera Miles
Which film implemented the standard that after the movie had started, moviegoers could not be admitted?
Psycho
Which actor became a U.S. ambassador to Mexico?
John Gavin
Which fairytale story does Psycho (1960) best resemble?
Little Red Riding Hood
Who plays Dr. Fred Richman, the psychologist, in Psycho (1960)?
Simon Oakland
Which Hitchcock film that we did not see focuses heavily on twins?
The White Shadow
Which Hitchcock film was the first to show a toilet flush on screen?
Psycho
Who was the art director for Vertigo (1958)?
Saul Bass
What instrument is featured during the scene where Marion is getting ready to run away from Phoenix in Psycho (1960)?
Viola
Who was the art director that featured kinetic credits for North by Northwest (1959)?
Saul Bass
Who was the art director for Psycho (1960)?
Saul Bass
Who plays George Lowery, Marion's boss, in Psycho (1960)?
Vaughn Taylor
What is Norman's hobby in Psycho (1960)?
Taxidermy
In Psycho (1960), Hitchcock violates the contract with the audience by killing off Marion Crane in a rather violent and disastrous fashion. In what other movie does this kind of violation of the audience's expectations occur?
Sabotage; Little Stevie carrying explosive film cannisters.
What is the Shot/Cut ratio (EXCLUDING the boundary cuts) for the shower scene in Psycho (1960)?
56/54
What is the Shot/Cut ratio (INCLUDING the boundary cuts) for the shower scene in Psycho (1960)?
56/58
Who wrote the source material for Psycho (1960)?
Robert Bloch
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