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Hillary 2022-06-13 20:45:16
100% of the scene took place on a lifeboat prop in the studio
100% of the scene took place on a lifeboat prop in the studio. Hitchcock's skill in making low-budget movies is too strong. The story of a group of Americans and a German on the lifeboat is still a dialogue scene. Mainly, it is nothing more than some performances that can reflect the characters'...
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Amparo 2022-09-06 12:47:54
germans in hitchcock films
This is a brilliant group drama in a limited space, touching on issues of race, politics, class, gender and more. But the most interesting one is the German Willie. In Hitchcock's other World War II films, many Germans appeared, and almost all of them played flat and pure evil others. Hitchcock...
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