Alfred Hitchcock's Movie Cameos A film-by-film look at those uncredited cameos: the showy, the subtle, and the one where he sees off Ingrid Bergman's champers...
Alfred Hitchcock's Movie Cameos Strangers On A Train (1951)
As Farley Granger disembarks from that fateful train journey, who should squeeze past him but a double bass-wielding Hitch. The musical instrument and use of public transport were two signatures of his cameos, making them motifs within a motif, which is a bit meta. [00:10:08]
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Posted on Tuesday June 23, 2009, 14:25 by TimEdwards
An extra 10 points for use of the phrase 'warp-spasm' in #4.
Hail Danu! Read More
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Posted on Tuesday June 23, 2009, 09:49 by keef_mac
I liked the 'cameo' in The Simpsons, when he walks past with the two terriers after the Birds homage in the nursery. Read More
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The Best Cameos from the only Master of Suspense.
Posted on Monday June 22, 2009, 18:02 by MartyW
The cameo appearances from the one and only hitchcock are the best! Its fun trying to spot him out in all his films... since then nearly every other director has copied him.... m. night shyamalan, martin scorsese, bryan singer etc. Read More
