The Encyclopedia of Alfred Hitchcock: From Alfred Hitchcock Presents to Vertigo (Library of Great Filmmakers)

The Encyclopedia of Alfred Hitchcock is a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in the life and career of the master of suspense.

With detailed information on his films, including technical information, themes, style, and film theory, this book provides a thorough understanding of Hitchcock's oeuvre.

From The Birds to Joseph Conrad (whose Secret Agent Hitchcock adapted for his film Sabotage) to The Wrong Man, brief entries describe the films, stars, and themes of Hitchcock's career, as well as the theorists who study him and the filmmakers who imitate him.

Written by Thomas Leitch, director of the University of Delaware's film studies program, this book is part of Facts on File's Great Filmmakers series of A to Z references on the world's most important directors.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to delve into the life and work of one of cinema's greatest minds with The Encyclopedia of Alfred Hitchcock.