EXAM REVIEW FILM

Multiple Choice and Fill in the Blank

Alfred Hitchcock

Alma Reville (wife)

Patricia Hitchcock (daughter)

*** REVIEW QUIZZES ***

The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927)

  • Settings

    • London, England (inspired by Jack the Ripper)

    • Lodging home of the Bunting’s

  • Screenwriters/important people in making

    • based on the 1913 novel by Marie Belloc Lowndes

    • Screenplay by Eliot Stannard

    • Produced by: Michael Balcon; Carlyle Blackwell; C. M. Woolf

  • Characters and actors

    • Daisy Bunting (a mannequin): June Tripp

    • The Lodger/Jonathan Drew: Ivor Novello

    • Joe Chandler (a police detective): Malcolm Keen

    • The Landlady/Mrs. Bunting: Marie Ault

    • Landlady Husband/Mr. Bunting: Arthur Chesney

  • Important dialogue: TOOK UP TOO MUCH SPACE SO I LINKED IT

The 39 Steps (Alfred Hitchcock, 1935)

  • Settings

    • London, England

      • Music Theatre Hall

      • London Palladium, last hall scene

    • Scotland/Scottish Highlands, UK

      • Waverley Station in Edinburgh, where Hannay learns he is being chased

      • Train stops at Forth Bridge

      • Alt-na-Shellach in Killin, Professor Jordan’s home

      • Inverary, where the police intend to take Hannay and Pamela

  • Screenwriters/important people in making

    • Screenplay by: Charles Bennett; Ian Hay

    • Based on The Thirty-Nine Steps, a 1915 novel by John Buchan

    • Produced by Michael Balcon

  • Characters and actors

    • Richard Hannay (Canadian): Robert Donat

    • Pamela: Madeleine Carroll

    • Annabella Smith: Lucie Mannheim

    • Mr. Memory: Wylie Watson

    • Professor Jordan: Godfrey Tearle

    • Crofter’s Wife/Margaret: Peggy Ashcroft

    • Crofter: John Laurie

    • The Sheriff: Frank Cellier

  • Important dialogue

Rebecca (Alfred Hitchcock, 1940)

  • Settings

    • Do we have to know where Max misidentified Rebecca??? That’s just his house??

    • French Riviera, cliffs in France

    • Monte Carlo hotel, Monaco

    • Manderley in Cornwall, South West England

  • Screenwriters/important people in making

    • Screenplay by: Robert E. Sherwood; Joan Harrison

    • Adaptation by: Philip MacDonald; Michael Hogan

    • Based on Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier

    • Produced by: David O. Selznick

  • Characters and actors

    • Maxim de Winter: Laurence Olivier

    • Mrs. de Winter: Joan Fontaine

    • Mrs. Danvers: Judith Anderson

    • Jack Favell, “Rebecca’s Favorite Cousin”: George Sanders

    • Mrs. Van Hopper: Florence Bates

    • Beatrice Lacy/Max’s sister: Gladys Cooper

    • Major Giles Lacy: Nigel Bruce

    • Dr. Baker: Leo G. Carroll

    • Ben: Leonard Carey

  • Important dialogue

Shadow of a Doubt (Alfred Hitchcock, 1943) 

  • Settings

    • Newark, New Jersey (Uncle Charlie hotel)

    • Santa Rosa, California (Newton home)

    • Connecticut (Other suspect is caught here)

    • Uncle Charlie leaves for San Francisco at end of movie

  • Screenwriters/important people in making

    • Screenplay by: Thornton Wilder; Sally Benson; Alma Reville

    • Story by: Gordon McDonell

    • Produced by: Jack H. Skirball

  • Characters and actors

    • Charlie Newton: Teresa Wright

    • Charlie Oakley: Joseph Cotten

    • Jack Graham: Macdonald Carey

    • Fred Saunders: Wallace Ford

    • Joseph Newton/father: Henry Travers

    • Emma Newton/mother: Patricia Collinge

    • Ann Newton: Edna May Wonacott

    • Roger Newton: Charles Bates

    • Herbie Hawkins: Hume Cronyn

  • Important dialogue

Notorious (Alfred Hitchcock, 1946)

  • Settings

    • Florida, US

    • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

  • Screenwriters/important people in making

    • Written by: Ben Hecht

  • Characters and actors

    • T.R. Devlin: Cary Grant

    • Alicia Huberman: Ingrid Bergman

    • Alexander Sebastian: Claude Rains

    • Paul Prescott: Louis Calhern

    • Mme. Sebastian: Leopoldine Konstantin

    • Dr. Anderson: Reinhold Schunzel

    • Eric Mathis (says last line to Alex): Ivan Triesault

    • Emil Hupka: E.A. Krumschmidt

  • Important dialogue

Strangers on a Train (Alfred Hitchcock, 1951)

  • Settings

    • Train from NY to Washington DC

    • Bruno is from Arlington

    • Metcalf, Washington is Miriam’s workplace and Guy’s hometown

    • Magic Isle, (Pleasure Island)  where Miriam is strangled

    • Forest Hills in Queens, tennis match

  • Screenwriters/important people in making

    • Raymond Chandler, screenwriter

    • Adaptation by: Whitfield Cook

    • Based on 1950 novel by Patricia Highsmith

  • Characters and actors

    • Guy Haines: Farley Granger

    • Anne Morton: Ruth Roman

    • Bruno Antony: Robert Walker

    • Senator Morton: Leo G. Carroll

    • Barbara Morton: Patricia Hitchcock

    • Miriam Joyce Haines: Kasey Rogers

    • Mrs. Antony: Marion Lorne

    • Mr. Antony: Jonathan Hale

    • Professor Collins: John Brown

    • Mrs. Cunningham: Norma Varden

  • Important dialogue

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