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Turner Classic Movies’ July salute to Alfred Hitchcock

Posted by Chris Hamby on June 22, 2017

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“Rebecca.” “Notorious.” “Strangers on a Train.” “Dial M for Murder.” “Rear Window.” “The Trouble with Harry.” “North by Northwest.” “Vertigo.” “Psycho.” “The Birds.” “Torn Curtain.”

1963 National Screen Service still with Alfred Hitchcock, promoting “The Birds.”

Turner Classic Movies presents “The Master of Suspense: 50 Years of Hitchcock” (Wed. and Fri. evenings in July, as part of TCM’s “Spotlight” series)

Turner Classic Movies will kick off the month of July with a tribute to the “master of suspense,” Alfred Hitchcock and the five decades of his cinematic career, ranging from “The Ring” (1927) to “Family Plot” (1976).

44 of Hitchcock’s films will be shown throughout TCM’s salute, airing Wed. and Fri. evenings at 8 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. Central throughout the month of July. Here is a sampler of the films that will be shown during TCM’s Hitchcock festival:

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