Alfred Hitchcock Exam 1

What is the subtitle of The Lodger (1927)?

A Story of the London Fog

What is the setting of The Lodger (1927)?

Victorian London

What era of film would The Lodger (1927) best fall into?

Silent Age

Who plays The Lodger in The Lodger (1927)?

Ivor Novello

Who plays Daisy Bunting in The Lodger (1927)?

June Tripp

What is the name that the killer gives himself in The Lodger (1927)?

The Avenger

In The Lodger (1927), who is quoted as asking 'You're not angry with me about that dress?'

The Lodger

What leads to the Lodger's arrest in The Lodger (1927)?

The searching of his bag.

In The Lodger (1927), who is quoted as asking 'I'm keen on golden hair myself, same as the [killer] is'?

Joe

What event leads to the Lodger moving into the Buntings' Building?

The murder of his sister by the Avenger at her coming out ball.

In The Lodger (1927), what do the blonde showgirls all gather around to look at?

A newspaper

In The Lodger (1927), what does Mrs. Bunting walk in on the Lodger doing?

Turning pictures of blonde girls over towards the wall.

Why is Mrs. Bunting suspicious of the Lodger?

He leaves in the middle of the night and returns at an odd hour.

Where does the Lodger go to see Daisy?

A fashion show.

What shape does the Avenger use as his calling card?

A triangle

What genre of film is The Lodger (1927)?

Double-chase thriller.

Who plays Richard Hannay in The 39 Steps (1935)?

Robert Donat

Who plays Pamela in The 39 Steps (1935)?

Madeleine Carroll

Who does Richard Hannay go home with at the beginning of The 39 Steps (1935)?

Annabella Smith

What country does Richard Hannay flee to in The 39 Steps (1935)?

From England to Scotland

What are the 39 steps in The 39 Steps (1935)?

A MacGuffin

What country does the spy organization work for in The 39 Steps (1935)?

We are never told.

When shot at, what saves Richard Hannay's life in The 39 Steps (1935)?

A hymn book.

What gives Professor Jordan away as being the ringleader of the spy organization in The 39 Steps (1935)?

A missing finger joint.

Who is performing at the music hall at the beginning of The 39 Steps (1935)?

Mr. Memory

Who does Richard Hannay get mistaken for in The 39 Steps (1935)?

A political speaker.

Who lets Pamela and Richard Hannay stay with them after being handcuffed together in The 39 Steps (1935)?

A hotel landlady.

Who first gives Richard Hannay a place to stay in The 39 Steps (1935)?

The Crofters, John and Margaret

What is the salesperson's product on the train in The 39 Steps (1935)?

Women's hosiery.

What genre is The 39 Steps (1935)?

Screwball comedy.

Who plays the female lead in Rebecca (1940)?

Joan Fontaine

Who plays George Fortescue Maximilian 'Maxim' de Winter in Rebecca (1940)?

Laurence Olivier

Who plays Mrs. Danvers in Rebecca (1940)?

Judith Anderson

What character is traveling with the female protagonist at the beginning of Rebecca (1940)?

Mrs. Edyth Van Hopper

What job does Maxim's brother-in-law think his new bride used to have?

An ex-chorus girl.

Who is Frank Crawley in Rebecca (1940)?

Maxim's estate manager.

What gets broken in the morning room in Rebecca (1940)?

A china figure.

Who describes the first Mrs. de Winter by saying: 'I suppose she was the most beautiful creature I ever saw' in Rebecca (1940)?

Frank Crawley

Who does Rebecca, the first Mrs. de Winter, have an affair with in Rebecca (1940)?

Jack Favell

What is the name of the manor in Rebecca (1940)?

Manderley

What does the second Mrs. de Winter wear to the costume ball in Rebecca (1940)?

A dress based on an old family portrait.

In Rebecca (1940), it gets revealed that the first Mrs. de Winter was...?

Sexually promiscuous.

By what surname did Dr. Baker know the first Mrs. de Winter in Rebecca (1940)?

Danvers

What happens to the de Winter residence at the end of the film Rebecca (1940)?

It is burned down.

What is the name of the cottage man who has a mental disability in Rebecca (1940)?

Ben

With what film did Hitchcock come over to America?

Rebecca (1940)

What producer did Hitchcock collaborate with for Rebecca (1940)?

David Selznick

What genre is Rebecca (1940)?

A prestige film; a woman's picture.

How does the first Mrs. de Winter die in Rebecca (1940)?

Maxim causes her to fall and hit her head on an anchor.

Who is buried in the first Mrs. de Winter's coffin in Rebecca (1940)?

A random person.

Who plays Charlotte 'Charlie' Newton in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Teresa Wright

Who plays Charles 'Uncle Charlie' Oakley in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Joseph Cotten

What is the name of Detective Jack Graham's partner in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Saunders

What is the name of Charlie's mother; Uncle Charlie's sister in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Emma Newton

What is the name of Charlie's brother; Uncle Charlie's nephew in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Roger Newton

What is the name of Charlie's sister; Uncle Charlie's niece in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Ann Newton

What is the name of Charlie's father; Uncle Charlie's brother-in-law in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Joseph Newton

What is the name of the Newton's neighbor in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Herbie Hawkins

How does the murder suspect hide from the people on the train in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Pretending to be sick.

Where do the first few scenes take place in Rebecca (1940)?

Monte Carlo

Where does the story take place in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Santa Rosa

What is the name of the murderer in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

The Merry Widow Murderer

What activity is shown throughout Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Waltzing

What does Detective Saunders do inside of the Newton Home in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Take photographs.

What figure is standing over Uncle Charlie at the beginning of Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

A landlady

What does the neighbor bring over to the Newton's in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Mushrooms.

Which movie did Hitchcock say was his favorite?

Shadow of a Doubt (1943)

What medium was Shadow of a Doubt (1943) later adapted into?

Radio.

Which film is a member of the killer sextet?

Shadow of a Doubt (1943)

What producer did Hitchcock collaborate with for Notorious (1946)?

David Selznick

What is the name of the female server at the bar the Charlies go to in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Louise Finch

Who is the final girl in Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Charlie Newton

What event happened the year before the release of Shadow of a Doubt (1943)?

Pearl Harbor Bombing

Who plays Alicia Huberman in Notorious (1946)?

Ingrid Bergman

Who plays Agent T.R. Devlin in Notorious (1946)?

Cary Grant

Who plays Alexander Sebastian in Notorious (1946)?

Claude Rains

Who do Devlin and Alicia report to in Notorious (1946)?

Prescott

What is the primary setting of Notorious (1946)?

Rio de Janeiro

Where do the court proceedings take place at in Notorious (1946)?

Miami

How do the villains try to kill Alicia in Notorious (1946)?

Arsenic

Which Nazi conspirator dies in Notorious (1946)?

Emil Hupka

What is the name of the woman from Devlin's past in Notorious (1946)?

Senora Ortiz

The dancing drunk man at Alicia's party doesn't believe in what in Notorious (1946)?

Fish

What do the Nazis use to hide their important substance in Notorious (1946)?

Wine bottles

What substance are the Nazis trying to keep hidden in Notorious (1946)?

Uranium

Who almost accidentally drinks from Alicia's mug in Notorious (1946)?

Dr. Anderson

What does Alicia cook in Notorious (1946)?

Chicken

What substance does Alicia abuse in Notorious (1946)?

Alcohol

What kind of genre is Notorious (1946)?

Hard-boiled thriller.

What drink is served at the party in Notorious (1946)?

Champagne

What is the MacGuffin in Notorious (1946)?

The wine bottles.

What is the source material for Notorious (1946)?

"The Song of the Dragon" (1921) by John Taintor Foote

What is the meaning behind the title 'Notorious' eventually revealed to be in Notorious (1946)?

There is no real meaning.

Who plays Guy Haines in Strangers on a Train (1951)?

Farley Granger

Who plays Bruno Antony in Strangers on a Train (1951)?

Robert Walker

Who plays Barbara Morton in Strangers on a Train (1951)?

Pat Hitchcock

What does Anne's father do for a living in Strangers on a Train (1951)?

Senator.

What does Barbara Morton call Miriam in Strangers on a Train (1951)?

A tramp

What is Guy's occupation in Strangers on a Train (1951)?

Tennis player

What does Guy run into on the stairs in the Antony house?

A giant dog.