Alfred Hitchcock was forced to abandon his original ending to Suspicion in 1941, and the more innocent final scene made him ...

Suspicion, their first film together, showcased Grant's ability ... enjoyable experiences. As Alfred Hitchcock and Cary Grant ...

One of the many attributes that made Alfred Hitchcock one of the best filmmakers to ever do it was his ability to make actors ...

Cary Grant Comes Home For The Weekend includes screenings of films he made with Alfred Hitchcock and afternoon tea at the hotel where he took his mother. It is after a recent BBC documentary ...

Ms Avery said she forgot about it until the Cary Grant Film Festival organisers asked her if they could screen a Hitchcock film in the shop's cellars. She said the family would "keep the letter ...

We look back at the female leads in some of Alfred Hitchcock's ... teaming up with Cary Grant to form the perfect on-screen duo. Ironically, one of her most famous films also signalled her ...

Joan Fontaine won a Best Actress Oscar in Alfred Hitchcock's classic suspense tale of a shy, wealthy woman who is romanced by a charming ne'er-do-well (Cary Grant), whom she marries and then comes ...

Though Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious was produced by David O. Selznick's Vanguard Films, Selznick himself ... American secret agent Devlin (Cary Grant) is ordered to enlist the libidinous Alicia's ...

It is one of the films not just of the 20th century but any century. Notorious was released in 1946, was directed and produced by Alfred Hitchcock and starred Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman and Claude ...

Cary Grant as Roger Thornhill ... The reason for the controversy lay in one simple fact: master film director Alfred Hitchcock had long wanted to film a movie involving the "Shrine of Democracy ...