The 10 greatest movies ever made, according to Roger Ebert
Ten of the very best.
Alfred Hitchcock
10 directors who hate the best movie of their career with a passion
They didn’t agree with the fans.
“Beaten to a frazzle”: the West End cinema that laid down the gauntlet to America
A lavishly decorated, newly built theatre.
“Well, I should have done that”: the one role Gary Cooper always regretted turning down
Like ships in the night.
“I did not find him to be weird”: the only blonde who couldn’t see right through Alfred Hitchcock
Definitely in the minority.
“He is completely infantile”: when Ingmar Bergman called Alfred Hitchcock a creep
He wasn’t the first.
“Distorted and vulgarised”: when Alfred Hitchcock substituted California for Cornwall
Los Angeles via Penzance.
“The murder in the bathtub”: A real-life murder delayed the debut of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’
The murder bore similarities to ‘Psycho’.
