#old Hitchcock movies

[rockabully]

DID YOU THINK YOU WERE GOD, BRANDON?

redraw of an old piece i did back in sept 2023, shown below the cut. i apparently forgot to upload it to tumblr when i drew it then.. gg.

ignore the mistake on phillip's pant legs ok. just ignore

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Legendary director Alfred Hitchcock and the indelible Jimmy Stewart onset in Hitchcock’s classic thriller Rear Window (1954).

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Stay cozy.

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[old-movie-stars]

Kim Novak - The Man with the Golden Arm (1955)

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[citizenscreen]

Seventy years ago today every moviegoer across the United States got a change to look through Alfred Hitchcock’s REAR WINDOW.

[uncommon-lamp]

Some observations from my latest film binge

[emmybrown]

sorry we let your boyfriend be directed by alfred hitchcock :( he cant stop thinking he can get away with murder. he is slowly being driven insane by his own homoerotic impulses :( oh no he is in technicolor now

[inthedarktrees]

Shadow of a Doubt | Alfred Hitchcock | 1943

[poppingmary]

Special Post!

One of my favorite movies ever!

Gorgeous Grace Kelly and James Stewart in Hitchcock’ “Rear Window”

Fantastic costumes by Edith Head

Make Up by Wally Westmore

Costume Jeweler Joan Joseph

❤️

[amielnitrate]

Grace Kelly as Lisa Carol Fremont

REAR WINDOW | 1954

dir. Alfred Hitchcock

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The opulent Grace Kelly in the signature dress featured in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic thriller Rear Window (1950).

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Stay cozy.

@soft-homestyle

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Grace Kelly in Dior dress with Alfred Hitchcock and James Stewart at the premiere of 𝑹𝒆𝒂𝒓 𝑾𝒊𝒏𝒅𝒐𝒘 in 1954.

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[citizenscreen]

Today is the 64th anniversary of the Los Angeles premiere of Alfred Hitchcock’s influential PSYCHO. #OnThisDay

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THE BIRDS + f a c e l e s s

[queer-cinephile]

30 Days of Classic Queer Hollywood

Day 14: Anthony "Tony" Perkins (1932 - 1992)

"This was the fifties, a public person could not go public, even if he wanted to. And Tony didn’t want to." - Past lover of Perkins

Anthony Perkins is one of the most recognizable stars from the 20th century, specifically for his performance as Norman Bates in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960). Perkins was a gay man who had relationships with men such as actor Tab Hunter, artist Christopher Makos, dancer/choreographer Grover Dale, and French songwriter Patrick Loiseau.

Rumors about Perkins's sexuality started at the beginning of his career, as he made his Broadway debut in Tea and Sympathy playing a gay character.

He was aware of, and unhappy with, his homosexuality from a young age. In 1971, he broke up with long-term boyfriend Grover Dale and started conversion therapy with controversial psychoanalyst Mildred Newman. (Perkins's friend Stephen Sondheim later described Newman and her practices "completely unethical and a danger to humanity.")

At age 39, Perkins began experimenting with heterosexuality, and had soon impregnated Berry Berenson, who was engaged to someone else at the time. Berenson's fiancé left her, so Perkins married her, shocking his friends.

"It was a big shock when I heard he got married. I went, 'Not Tony.' He was very gay, totally gay." - Venetia Stevenson on Tony Perkins's marriage

Perkins and Berenson stayed together until Perkins died from AIDS-related pneumonia in 1992.