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RE: Early Hitchcock, "Stage Fright," packs plenty of mystery

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patrickU

In Reply to: RE: Early Hitchcock, "Stage Fright," packs plenty of mystery posted by tinear on December 07, 2010 at 09:04:35

Dietrich was a real bore. she ruined that picture you dummy.

Always in the right light as Sternberg told her. A diva. And Hitch did tell it to us in his way.
As Todd the perfect Homosexual and all the rest is true to me.

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She was PERFECT for the part, the cold-hearted bitch. A perfect foil for Wyman, Ronald - tinear 15:23:42 12/09/10 (1)
Reagan's first wife and a serious hater of what he became.... As for Todd, who cares? In his scenes, especially at the end, he was very good.
- RE: No she ruin the film with her mannerism. That light glow around her is unbearable. - patrickU 03:30:15 12/10/10 (0)
  Tood of course who care, but Hitch choice had always to do with the real life of the character he employed.
  Also in the context relevant.
  
  He was on the whole good yes, Alister was the best and his wife.

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