Alfred Hitchcock (DVD)
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Fantastic Early-Hitchcock Collection
This is a great collection of early Hitchcock films from the 20s, 30s & 40s with a bonus never-before-aired episode of his television program from the 60s. There are ten total discs with eleven films and one TV episode. The titles include: The Skin Game (1931), Blackmail (1929), Easy Virtue (1928 silent), Jamaica Inn (1939), Number Seventeen (1932), The Ring (1927 silent), Murder! (1930), Rich and Strange (1931), The Sorcerer's Apprentice (TV episode 1961-62), Sabotage (1936), The Farmer's Wife (1928 silent) & The Lodger (1927 silent). This collection will provide hours of suspense & drama. There are also a number of original trailers and previews of then-upcoming Hitchcock films - very cool!
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