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Fantastic! Thanks for making this video 😉

Hitchcock must have appeared twice in The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) because he is in the opening bus scene.

Thank you! Needed this for an assignment :)

Hitchcock's cameos in Marnie and North by Northwest weren't exactly subtle.

Very spooky! Eerie!

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Response to the person who said they get easier and easier because he wanted people to find him and get it out of the way so they could watch the movie. Maybe. But I thought psycho was almost impossible. At least for me. It is a great theory though. Maybe by the time he made psycho, I figured he’d make it very difficult so people would have to keep coming back until they saw him, and then they’d have to come back to watch the movie. L O L

The cameo he does in ROPE, walking down the street has never been confirmed as to whether or not it is him.

There is only ONE Hitchcock cameo in which he participates in the story. That is in the film Notorious in which he is seen slugging down a glass of champagne and thus personally adding to the suspense of the champagne running out!

Lifeboat was probably his most creative cameo

Wow!! I hadn't realised he'd made so many movies! Thank you... Well deserved like!

It would have been great if he was pointed out on some. Cool video though

Thank you for this wonderful video! One small thing I noticed was the absence of dates for Suspicion and The Trouble with Harry; they are 1941 and 1955, respectively. 👍

The Rope one is wrong

39 steps.....I love Peggy Ashcroft

Some of those, I still didn't spot him.

You got Rope wrong! He's not walking down the street - it's his profile on a neon sign; when you see it, it's unmistakeable.

5:55

Alfred Hitchcock was always really fat I guess

I have no idea which one he is in the first one. I even slowed it way down.

8:41 I liked how they segued his TV theme song into the musical clip during the cameo :D EDIT: Also in Frenzy, he was also seen in a THIRD clip (actually previous to the other two), during the scene where the original pan from the helicopter slowly zoomed in on the crowd, he was standing at the rail with a white glove.

I'm sure that John Schlesinger did one in Pacific Heights!, (The Lift/Elevator I think!).

The Original Notorious B.I.G. ...HITCH baby!!

The one on the front page of the newspaper was iconic!

1:22 Sabotage - Crossing right to left and briefly looks up.

Stan Lee cameos in the Marvel universe and Alfred Hitchcock’s universes

that 33 people on the planet that don't like Hitchcock...

In Torn Curtain, is Hitchcock holding one of his grand kids on his knee?

Happy Birthday, Hitch !! ;-)

What about the original The man who knew too much?

Topaz was brilliant went he jumped out the wheelchair and shook hands

Rebecca was a real hard one to find him lol

Don’t blink, you’ll miss him....

Bravo Bravooooooo

Lol, a lot of them, you just see some fat guy, no way to see if it's really him!!

I really do think Sabotage is up for dispute!

What about "Rich and Strange" (1935)? Did he do a cameo in that? cheers

I think he did the cameos so he could pay himself as an extra.

Never saw the last movie

In some of his movies he's in them for a brief second. In others it's longer and, he's even speaking. I just re-watched Rebecca and I couldn't find him, now I know why. He was in it soooo briefly. Thank you for this video.

He had quite a brisk walk for such a big man.

6:06 i love how meta this moment is. He is the conductor! duh!

The title transitions are longer than most of the cameos.

I've seen Hitchcock in every movie but Spellbound I had a hard time seeing him.

Thank you. I have been thinking about this for any years. Loved it.

My fav's Frenzy ...

He's like Stan Lee in Marvel movies hehe

Good compilation and job but the film titles are on the screen twice as long as they need to be, kind of tough to watch.

The only one that wrong in this is Rope. It's unverified that that's Hitch in the Title sequence walking with the tall woman. Some thought it was him and his wife but she was much shorter. No, if you watch Rope and get to the evening shots when the city lights and neon comes on you'll see a silloette of Hitch out the window in red neon. A good shot is between the characters of Kenneth and Janet just before they leave the party. They're angry with Brandon for his game playing.