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ALFRED HITCHCOCK FILMS AUTEUR Definition by WordNet

(noun) Alfred Hitchcock,
English Film Director Noted For His Skill In Creating Suspense (1899-1980)

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Time International. "The Fine Art Of Fear: A new exhibition at Paris' Pompidou Center shows how the films of Alfred Hitchcock influenced--and were influenced by--the other visual arts." Time. (2001), July 9: 54.
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Wood, Robin. Hitchcock's Films Revisited. New York: Columbia, 1960.
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Needham, Col: "Alfred Hitchcock" Original Sinema Productions, www.altavista.com
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Sabotage. (1936). Director: Alfred Hitchcock. Photography: Bernard Knowles.
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