Alfred Hitchcock

The Plot Thickens

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Tv & Film, Film History

4.8 • 4.8K Ratings

🗓️ 30 June 2020

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Peter Bogdanovich sits down with one of his filmmaking heroes, Alfred Hitchcock, for a wide-ranging conversation about Psycho, Vertigo, North by Northwest, Rear Window and more. Plus, Hitchcock shares stories about being arrested as a child, appearing in his own movies, and why he doesn’t like eggs.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Ben Manko, it's host of the Plot Thickens and Turner Classic Movies.
0:04.2	We wanted to bring you some of our favorite moments from Peter Bogdanovich's archive.
0:08.5	If you've been listening to the plot thickens, you know that Peter started recording interviews
0:12.4	with some of classic Hollywood's greatest directors in the early 1960s.
0:17.0	These are really the conversations where Peter learned his craft, learned how to be a movie
0:21.3	director.
0:22.5	We hope you enjoy it.
0:30.0	Super, I have more tea than that, that looks awful pale.
0:51.8	Why don't you give him a minute?
0:53.8	You're not going to just pay a little bit?
0:54.8	I don't really care.
0:55.8	Come on, you're certainly more.
0:57.8	I have more things.
0:58.8	You're not going to look better to you.
0:59.8	You're not going to put some more tea.
1:00.8	You're going to sell them no.
1:01.8	Put some more tea in it.
1:05.4	Somebody told me you hate eggs.
1:06.8	Never eat an egg in my life.
1:09.0	Never touch one.
1:10.0	Why is that?
1:11.0	I don't know.
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