Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1955 123movies

Watch Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1955–1962 123movies, Full TV Series Online – Sir Alfred Hitchcock, the Master of Suspense hosts his own television show. Hitchcock introduced the show, which was then followed by a short half an hour episode which contained suspense, horror, and humor. After the story, Hitchcock would come back and end the show..
Plot: A television anthology series hosted by Alfred Hitchcock featuring dramas, thrillers, and mysteries.
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No hitches
I am a massive Hitchcock fan and would argue that his creative peak in features was in the mid-late 50’s, ironically just at the time he commenced production of this short-form series bearing his imprimatur, even if he only had time to personally direct a handful of episodes. Of the first four episodes I’ve watched from series 1, I’ve been impressed by their coherence, consistency and diversity, for instance one was set in the wild west, a genre you can hardly imagine the Master covering in his own work. Snappily scripted, plotted and edited, these short programmes prefigure the likes of “Twilight Zone” in the 60’s and “Tales Of The Unexpected” in the 70’s. The production values are high as is the acting talent involved; famously this is how Hitch discovered Vera Miles, who was to feature in two of his features in the years ahead as well as a penchant for a low budget, black and white shoot which would result in a certain movie centring on a psychologically disturbed motel owner, the title of which escapes me. All the episodes benefit from acerbic intros and outros by the man himself, playing up to his curmudgeonly persona while the sinisterly jocular theme music still conjures up that famous pencil-profile image which he would fill over the titles. I think it’s great that a top Hollywood director in his prime could make time to adapt so well to the TV market as Hitchcock did here. These programmes are fun, pithy and entertaining and still worth watching today.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents
(*Quote by host, Alfred Hitchcock as he’s announcing the up-coming commercials at the end of the show*) – “I hope you have enjoyed our program. Seeing murder on television can help to work off one’s antagonisms. And, if you haven’t got any antagonisms, these commercials will give you some.”

Good evening, f-f-f-folks! It’s time to tune in, once more, to the master storyteller as he delights viewers with some of the most deliciously wicked and delightfully chilling television ever aired (1956-1957).

This program that ran for 6 seasons (1955-1962) has been the winner of both an Emmy and a Golden Globe award.

*Note* – Contrary to what I believe most viewers erroneously think – Hitchcock did not direct all of this program’s episodes. No, he didn’t. Out of these 39, he only directed 3 of them.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 25 min (266 episodes)
Budget N/A
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Rated TV-14
Genre Comedy, Crime, Drama
Director N/A
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Actors Alfred Hitchcock, Harry Tyler, John Williams
Country United States
Awards Won 3 Primetime Emmys. 7 wins & 16 nominations total
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Sound Mix Mono
Aspect Ratio 4:3
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Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process Spherical
Printed Film Format 35 mm