Alfred Hitchcock
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‘One Tree Hill’ Director Completes World’s First One-Shot Rom-Com (Exclusive)
"Somebody Marry Me" is the first American feature film to be shot in one continuous take, and the first romantic comedy to do so
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‘Twilight’ Pillows, Erotic Party Games and a Pile of Cash: TheWrap’s 2012 Holiday Gift Guide
From the "Fifty Shades of Grey" board game to a truly scary bit of "Twilight" merchandise, TheWrap has all of your holiday shopping needs covered
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Party Photos: ‘Good Evening’ – ‘Hitchcock’ Opens AFI Fest 2012
"Celebrity" premieres of "Hitchcock" to follow in New York City (Nov. 18) and Los Angeles (Nov. 20)
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‘Rear Window’ Aiming for Broadway From Makers of ‘Ladder 49’
"Rear Window," best known as a classic Hitchcock film, was actually based on a noirish short story
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Alfred Hitchcock Puts the Moves on Tippi Hedren in ‘The Girl’ Trailer (Video)
"The Birds" director Alfred Hitchcock's stormy relationship with his leading lady is chronicled in sneak peek at HBO Film offering
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Tippi Hedren on Hitchcock: ‘Genius and Evil and Deviant, Almost to the Point of Dangerous’
"He ruined my career but he didn't ruin my life," she says
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Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’ Ends 50-Year Reign of ‘Citizen Kane’
The British Film Institute's once-a-decade critics poll calls "Vertigo" the best film ever made
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Cannes Classics: Steven Spielberg, Alfred Hitchcock, Agnes Varda, Roman Polanski Headline
Cannes has selected 13 films from a star-studded cast of directors for its Classics program this May
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Marc Cherry Plans ‘Hitchcock’ Cameo in ‘Desperate Housewives’ Finale — and No Movie
TCA: Cherry says he’s known the show’s ending since the beginning
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Bruce Dern: ‘Television Excites Me Much More Now Than It Ever Did’
The veteran actor talks about Nicholson and Corman, Kazan and Coppola — and that surprising Emmy nomination for “Big Love”
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Farley Granger, Star of Hitchcock Films, Dead at 85
Screen idol-turned-Broadway star dies of natural causes
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David Lynch Rounds Up the Usual Suspects for AFI Fest
Offbeat director picks a mainstream group of films for Hollywood festival
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Production Designer Robert F. Boyle Dies at 100
Oscar nominated designer was best known for his work on Alfred Hitchcock’s films
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Good Morning Hollywood, June 17: Forever Young
Norman Bates has an anniversary and CAA’s Young Turks aren’t young any more