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:: 1.24.2005 ::
Hitch Watch
As you can see from Grant's post below, we're big Hitchcock fans here at Sunset Blvd, so we try to keep track of all things Hitch as a matter of course. I love catching Hitchcock movies on television, especially on the indispensable, commerical-free Turner Classic Movies, and there's a particularly good schedule this week. (Ignore those naysayers who say there's never anything good on TV!)
Not only will Hitchcock's own favorite movie, Shadow of a Doubt, be airing on TCM tomorrow night (as Grant points out in his post), but one of my own favorites, Notorious, will be airing at 6 p.m. the following night. To top off the week, the intriguing Spellbound will air on January 29 at 8 p.m. This isn't one of Hitchcock's all-time best films, to be sure, but it does feature two of my favorite actors, Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck, as well as some great innovative camera workânot to mention a dream sequence designed by Salvador Dali himself.
:: Posted by Laurie @ 9:37 AM [+] ::
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