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Thank you again for sharing this.

The Birds was scary, Marnie scary, Psycho was scary,

Great video.. When I was in my early 20's I went to central park in nyc and sat at a place to get something to eat and there was a sign that said don't feed the pigeons, well like a fool I tossed them a small piece of bread and withing a few seconds they just kept on coming so it was now obvious that I had fed the birds I felt pretty embarrassed

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Still gives me the chills and goosebumps.

Been there ... interesting place.

A great piece of detective work, Love video quality and the scene comparisons. Keep up the good work. 🎬📽

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Excellent work on this!

This was kinda cool. I never thought it was shot in California. Thank you for this.

I enjoy watching filming location videos and this is one of the best I’ve seen. One of my favorite movies and my wife and I have visited many of the sites. Thanks.

1:53 is that a cameo of Hitchcock coming out of the pet shop with the two dogs?

Outstanding!

My wife and I really enjoy your videos! It's clear you put a lot of effort into making them both entertaining and engaging, and it truly shows. By the way, another one of Hitchcock's films, Shadow of a Doubt, was shot nearby in Santa Rosa.

I found out many years later after she passed that my friend's aunt was Edith Head.

I went to that church last year for a funeral. I think Ronald Reagan was married there. Jimmy Stewart was a general in the USAF with several combat missions. His stepson was killed in Viet Nam in an ambush and buried next to him.

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It is in the town of Bodega. It is inland and Bodega Bay is on the coast.

Your research is pretty darn cool. Thank you!!!! I grew up here. So cool to see the Gower reference. I never put those two together!!!

Very informative presentation. Would you consider doing a video on one of my favorite movies, "Paper Moon". How about a comment or two from Tatum O'Neal. Just a suggestion to an already great program. Keep up the good work !

Love this podcast and have to say you are a beautiful lady!

I love your retro wardrobe!!! I'd like to see it come back...

Awesome, great work. 👍

There's a mysterious woman taking pictures, here and there. She lives her life like a film noir. She's a photographer, a screen writer, actress, editor, and director. She knows how to dress, move, and act. She looks like someone, we all know, but yet she is a stranger. She'll ask you for help, she's in some sort of dilemma, she'll get you involved if you're not careful. Yes, she's irresistible, yet keeps her distance. She is the very one you should avoid...she is a Femme Fatale. She's none other than the low key, well mannered, KWClark💜😊

You put a lot of work into what you do and it shows in the final product, (with a little help from your husband) The black and white shots are what I would prefer, having said that they are all very good. All the best. From Southampton UK

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I think he deserved a far bigger gravestone than this.

When I read of Jimmy Stewart's wartime heroism as a WWII bomber pilot, it completely blew me away. I believe that he was still actually suffering the effects of PTSD (or "shell shock" as they called it then) when he did this film. I would imagine that even some of his acting in the more dramatic scenes may have even been directly influenced by some of the actual horrors he experienced in that war. Just look at his expression when he noticed his home missing. You can actually see the pain and terror in his eyes. Please people, END ALL WARS.

I'm from England and have only visited California once back in 2015. However, I had a chance to go to Point Reyes lighthouse where 'The Fog' was filmed and yes it was foggy that day. The scenery on this film looks very similar if I remember rightly, it must be in a similar area or nearby. I wish I had known then. Thanks for showing this, great video!

So cool, thank you! Fun stuff. I worked in bird conservation for a well known organization for 15 years. You'd be amazed (or maybe not) how many people have a fear of birds thanks to this film. I was a bird nerd kid and loved it when I first saw it.

So nice to see a woman doing location videos. I do them myself but post on Facebook, no youtube

Great video….thanks!

I lived very close to Potter School House. It changed that community for years. In a good way. From Key West Florida. 66° in the keys on 6 day of January 2025.

Legendary movie love this locations, school 👍😉,

Kelly new too your brilliant channel..bravo.

These are just so fascinating and entertaining to watch . Please keep doing more ❤

ive read thaT the fire scene was filmed in capitola

Very well done. Your editing is first rate.

The school that was featured in ‘The Birds’ very cool

Hi Kelly from Scotland. The Birds is my absolute favourite Hitchcock film. It was made the year I was born so ive grown up on it. I have desperately wanted to visit "Bodega Bay" all my life but alas, being a wee skint scottish woman, its unlikely so your video was brilliant. I loved seeing the place , even if a lot of it was mock ups. Keep up the good work. Thanks

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I love the esthetic of your channel, keep it classic, there’s an audience for this kind of stuff

I visited Bodega Bay about 5 years ago and really enjoyed seeing the film locations and the familiar buildings and surroundings! Great video thanks

I love this movie, and this was so cool! Thank you for sharing it Our family and 2 others went camping in Bodega By when I was in High School it was so nice!

I believe that I would be more terrified in having those avians "dropping" their bombs upon me (as has happened...feathered friends indeed), similar to what occurred to Mel Brooks' character in his Hitchcock-homage, "High Anxiety". (Are you aware that the very same bird trainer, Ray Berwick, lent his talents on both of those films?)

Nice selection of your wearing a green outfit for your trip to Bodega Bay, in order to resemble Tippy Hedren's wardrobe. I always thought that's what they did with Melanie Griffin's wardrobe in her film "Working Girl". As an SF Bay Area resident, I've visited Bodega and Bodega Bay a couple of times. There are a number of Hitchcock filming locations in the SF Bay Area, since he was a resident of Scotts Valley, near Santa Cruz.

Thank you for your video. For those who are unaware, @ 1:56 in 1963 the fare on a San Francisco Cable Car cost 15 cents. Today in 2025, the fare now costs $8.00. @ 2:31 is the Saint Francis Hotel on 335 Powell Street. @ 9:00 the conflagration accidentally started, because the putz was smoking his cigarette near a running gasoline pump which is very dangerous to do.

I read the book, a short story by the woman Daphne du Maurier first before seeing the movie when I was a kid. The movie looked fake, it didn't have half the horror of the book. Trust me. There was a really bad ass bird that adds to the horror in the book they totally ignore in the film. Good job here. Youraudio is stuck hard left channel though - see about panning to right or making it mono otherwise 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻