Alfred Hitchcock | Hollywood Director Hitchcock

Full Name: Alfred Joseph Hitchcock

Born: 13 August 1899, Leytonstone, Essex, England

Died: 29 April 1980 (aged 80), Los Angeles, California, USA

Parents: William Edgar Hitchcock & Emma Jane Whelan

Wife: Alma Reville (m. 1926)

Children: Pat Hitchcock

Education: London County Council School of Engineering and Navigation

Occupancy: Film Director / Producer / Screenwriter

First Film: The Pleasure Garden (1925)

Nationality: British / American (from 1955)

Alfred Hitchcock Movies List

Silent Films (1922–1929)

1922 - Number 13 (Unfinished / Lost film) 1925 - The Pleasure Garden (German title: Irrgarten der Leidenschaft) 1926 - The Mountain Eagle (Lost film | German title: Der Bergadler) 1927 - The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (American title: The Case of Jonathan Drew) 1927 - Downhill (American title: When Boys Leave Home) 1927 - Easy Virtue 1927 - The Ring 1928 - The Farmer's Wife 1928 - Champagne 1929 - The Manxman

Early British Sound Films (1929–1933)

1929 - Blackmail (First British talkie | Released in both silent and sound versions) 1930 - An Elastic Affair (Short film | Lost film) 1930 - Elstree Calling (Sketches and interpolated items) 1930 - Juno and the Paycock 1930 - Murder! 1931 - The Skin Game 1931 - Mary (German-language version of Murder!) 1931 - Rich and Strange (American title: East of Shanghai) 1932 - Number Seventeen 1932 - Lord Camber's Ladies (Producer only) 1934 - Waltzes from Vienna (American title: Strauss' Great Waltz)

Gaumont-British Era (1934–1938)	1934 - The Man Who Knew Too Much 1935 - The 39 Steps 1936 - Secret Agent 1936 - Sabotage (American title: The Woman Alone) 1937 - Young and Innocent (American title: The Girl Was Young) 1938 - The Lady Vanishes

Late British & Early Hollywood (1939–1945)

1939 - Jamaica Inn 1940 - Rebecca (Won Academy Award for Best Picture) 1940 - Foreign Correspondent 1941 - Mr. & Mrs. Smith 1941 - Suspicion 1942 - Saboteur 1943 - Shadow of a Doubt (Hitchcock's personal favourite) 1944 - Lifeboat 1944 - Bon Voyage (French-language propaganda short | Released 1993) 1944 - Aventure Malgache (French-language propaganda short | Released 1993) 1945 - Spellbound 1945 - German Concentration Camps Factual Survey (Treatment advisor | Released 2014)

Post-War Hollywood (1946–1953)	1946 - Notorious 1947 - The Paradine Case 1948 - Rope (First Technicolor film | Appears as one continuous shot) 1949 - Under Capricorn 1950 - Stage Fright 1951 - Strangers on a Train 1953 - I Confess

Golden Era Films (1954–1960)	1954 - Dial M for Murder (Filmed in 3D) 1954 - Rear Window 1955 - To Catch a Thief 1955 - The Trouble with Harry 1956 - The Man Who Knew Too Much (Remake of his 1934 film) 1956 - The Wrong Man 1958 - Vertigo (Voted Greatest Film Ever Made - Sight & Sound 2012) 1959 - North by Northwest 1960 - Psycho (Biggest commercial success of his career)

Final Films (1963–1976)	1963 - The Birds 1964 - Marnie 1966 - Torn Curtain 1969 - Topaz 1972 - Frenzy 1976 - Family Plot (Last film)

Television Work	1955–1962 - Alfred Hitchcock Presents (Host | Directed 17 episodes) 1957 - Suspicion – Episode: "Four O'Clock" (Director & Producer) 1960 - Startime – Episode: "Incident at a Corner" (Director & Producer) 1962 - Alcoa Premiere – Episode: "The Jail" (Executive Producer) 1962–1965 - The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (Host | Directed "I Saw The Whole Thing")

Early Career – Title Designer / Art Director (1920–1925)

1920 - Appearances (Title designer | Lost film) 1921 - The Great Day (Title designer | Lost film) 1921 - The Call of Youth (Title designer | Lost film) 1921 - Dangerous Lies (Title designer | Lost film) 1922 - Three Live Ghosts (Art director & title designer) 1922 - Love's Boomerang (Title designer | Lost film) 1922 - Tell Your Children (Art director & title designer | Lost film) 1923 - Always Tell Your Wife (Co-director uncredited | Short film) 1923 - Woman to Woman (Assistant director, screenplay co-writer & art director) 1923 - The White Shadow (Assistant director, screenplay co-writer & art director) 1924 - The Passionate Adventure (Assistant director, screenplay co-writer & art director) 1925 - The Blackguard (Assistant director, screenplay writer & art director) 1925 - The Prude's Fall (Assistant director, screenplay writer & art director) 1930 - Elstree Calling (Sketches & other interpolated items)

Awards & Honours

1938 - New York Film Critics Circle Award - Best Director (The Lady Vanishes) - WON 1940 - Academy Award - Best Director Nomination (Rebecca) 1944 - Academy Award - Best Director Nomination (Lifeboat) 1945 - Academy Award - Best Director Nomination (Spellbound) 1954 - Academy Award - Best Director Nomination (Rear Window) 1960 - Academy Award - Best Director Nomination (Psycho) 1967 - Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award - WON 1971 - BAFTA Fellowship (First ever recipient) - WON 1972 - Golden Globe Cecil B. DeMille Award - WON 1979 - AFI Life Achievement Award - WON 1979 - Directors Guild of America Lifetime Achievement Award - WON 1980 - Knighthood (Knight Bachelor) - WON Hollywood Walk of Fame - 2 Stars (Film & Television) Total: 46 Academy Award nominations across all his films including 6 wins