THE BIRDS (1963) REACTION VIDEO! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- THE BIRDS (1963) REACTION VIDEO! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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Watch me watch this classic 1963 horror movie, The Birds, in this first time watching reaction video! The Birds tells the story of Melanie, a wealthy San Francisco socialite who follows a potential boyfriend to a small Northern California town, where birds of all kinds suddenly begin to attack people.
The film was based on the short story by Daphne Du Maurier and directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The Birds stars Rod Taylor as Mitch Brenner, Jessica Tandy as Lydia Brenner, Suzanne Pleshette as Annie Hayworth, Tippi Hedren as Melanie Daniels , Veronica Cartwright as Cathy Brenner, Ethel Griffies as Mrs. Bundy, Charles McGraw as Sebastian Sholes, Ruth McDevitt as Mrs. MacGruder and Lonny Chapman as Deke Carter.
Check out this first time watching horror reaction video for The Birds, and see if I can make it as a horror movie rookie. Horror is a genre I've barely explored, mostly because I'm a huge wuss.
Typically my Halloween movie viewings consist of Hocus Pocus and Halloweentown. This year I decided to expand my horror movie knowledge and try and watch these horror movie fan favourites.
Check out my first time watching this classic 1963 horror movie, The Birds, and enjoy my reaction video! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos! If you have suggestions for other horror movies I should watch, comment below!
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Fun Fact: The little girl, Cathy, is played by a young Veronica Cartwright, who later played Lambert in Alien and was also in the Philip Kaufman remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
@ed petree Yes, Jeff Goldblum, Donald Sutherland, and Leonard Nimoy were all in Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
@ed petree Very much so.
Yes, she is a sci-fi/horror superstar from way back!
@Robert Smith Yes, I already said that.
Funner fact. She's also Violet Rutherford from Leave it to Beaver. And her sister was on Make Room for Daddy.
Ms. Hayward was played by Suzanne Pleshette, who did have a kind of Elizabeth Taylor look to her.
Really good actress. I always thought she was dead sexy. Loved her voice.
@@StCerberusEngel She played Bob Newhart's wife on the Bob Newhart Show - - really smart, really funny show about a therapist. Marcia Wallace is in it too.
@@jillk368 Yep. Grew up watching it. Marcia Wallace was funny as Carol.
Great reaction. My brother and I visited Bodega Bay back in the 80s. We drove out to the schoolhouse, which is actually quite a ways out of town. It was great to see it in real life. There were big tall trees where the playground had been. Annie's little house was still up the hill but with an entirely different fascade. There was a restaurant called The Tides but it was a totally different building.
The thing that redeems Melanie's character the most is that as she sinks to the floor during that last bird attack in the upstairs bedroom, she mumbles, "Where's Cathy?"
Wow that’s so cool! Such a cool experience to visit the set in real life and see all the film locations!
That handsome gentleman is Australian actor Rod Taylor, who was previously in the movie, The Time Machine, by H.G. Wells.
I've never seen him before! Such a babe!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen he also did world without end too😎
He was also in the original war of the worlds
@@SaRENRampaiger That was Gene BARRY
The Time Machine is a must watch.
I love the open ending of leaving it to your imagination why the birds attacked Such a phenomenal Hitchcock movie
Yeah it was a cool ending for sure. I will probably be avoiding bird’s for a while though lol
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Same here I avoided Birds when I first watched this movie like 1997 When I first watched this movie
Hitchcock didn't even want to have the words "The End" at first but people were so confused by the final fadeout that he had to add them. When I first saw it on TV it said "The End." After that TV showing it was the talk of the school the next day.
I love how all throughout the film, there's this constant overhanging sense of an unknown force at work that goes beyond the birds and beyond all the residents of Bodega Bay
As though 'something' has chosen the time in the film to do...something
Rod Taylor was quite the leading man in his day. This movie and The Time Machine were the first movies I ever saw him in.
Yeah this was the first time I've seen him, so handsome!
Time machine original movie is a classic 🙃
@Reel Reviews With Jen!
In honor of you watching this classic, I came up with a little ditty. Its sung to the tune of the old song "Rockin' Robin". Here it goes:
He plots in the treetops all day long. Hoppin and a plottin' to do humans wrong.
All the little birds on Jay Bird Street plan to make humans go "shriek, shriek, shriek!"
Plottin' Robin! Plottin' Robin!
The wise old owl, the big black crow. All of 'em attacked when the Robin said "Go birds, go!"
Plottin' Robin! Plottin' Robin!
Stay inside, watch out y'all.
That mean old Robin is plottin' our downfall!
Tweet tweet!
Shriek shriek!
@@darthken815 😎
@mike silva
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The Birds is an amazing film, I saw it on TV as a teen and taped it and watched it again many times. Years later I was actually attacked by a bird while walking in a park. It was quite startling and scary! As for more movie suggestions: I recommend The Mothman Prophecies, a rarely remembed supernatural horror-mystery 2002 film starring the gorgeous Richard Gere and the crisp and amazing Laura Linney.
Such a good movie! I'll add it to the list! Thank you for the suggestion and thanks for watching!
I read somewhere that someone told Hitchcock that his movies where only scary because of the music used, so Hitchcock made The Birds without any music at all.
The scene where Tipi Hendren is sitting on the bench as the birds gather is still one of the greatest scenes in terms of building suspense in movie history. Add the children singing the strange song and it's unforgettable.
Bodega Bay is a real place. It's a small town on the Pacific coast about 50 miles north of San Francisco.
Good to know! Thanks for watching!
Suzanne Pleshette was an absolute beauty. Loved her deep intonation and her unique look. She plays Annie Hayward the school teacher.
Ray Berwick was the primary bird-wrangler/handler/trainer for the film. He also was responsible for taming on the “The Birdman of Alcatraz” and contributed his talents to the avian sequence of Mel Brooks' Hitchcock homage, "High Anxiety".
"I try to avoid the genre as much as possible"
- has reaction videos to more horror movies than many people have seen in their entire life
Haha maybe I guess I should change up my intro. I never watch them on my own, only when I’m filming reaction videos. Thanks for watching!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen did u like The Birds best ir Psycho .....
This movie didn't make us afraid of birds, but none of us ever see a huge bunch of birds sitting around without thinking of it. Lasting impressions.
Great reaction to a great film. Hitchcock was such a master of his craft. I haven't read through all the comments but I'm sure someone has told you to look up some behind the scenes stuff about the making of this. How Tippi Hedren ended up genuinely terrified in some scenes, Hitchcocks rather unhealthy crush on her and how he basically ruined her career, it's very sad.
Thank you glad you liked it! Yeah some people have mentioned that, too bad :( I liked her performance in this movie. Sadly I believe it, Hitchcock probably was a bit of a creep 😬
@@ReelReviewsWithJen watch the movie.....The Girl ...about Hitchcock. And his obssesion with Tippy Hedron while filming The Birds. He really tortured her
Daughter?.
Melanie Griffith.
Which surprised me
Granddaughter: Dakota Johnson
Tippi Hedren is actress Melanie Griffin’s mother. Melanie was named after the character her mother played in this film.
Correct, and Melanie Griffith married Don Johnson and now we have Dakota Johnson
If no one has commented yet, I wanted to let you know that The Birds was a short story by Daphne Du Maurier, who also wrote Jamaica Inn and Rebecca and Hitchcock made movies out of both of those. The Birds has a sequel called The Birds II: Land's End. That is actually based on the short story. Tippi Hedren returns, but as a different character. Also, if you want to know more about the making of this film, I suggest watching the 2012 film, The Girl. Sienna Miller plays Tippi and Toby Jones plays Hitch. And as a bonus, if you want to know more about the making of Psycho, since you've seen it, watch the 2012 film Hitchcock. Anthony Hopkins plays Hitchcock, Scarlett Johansson plays Janet Leigh, Helen Mirren plays Alma (Hitchcock's wife), Jessica Biel plays Vera Miles (who played Marion's sister) and James D'Arcy plays Anthony Perkins (Norman Bates). Hope all this helps you.
In the end, they were headed to San Francisco. Hitch wanted to stay true to the book that when they got there the Golden Gate Bridge was covered with birds. They ran out of production money, Hitch asked for more, they said no and that's why the movie ends as it does. if you get the Blue-Ray, in the extras you can see the storyboard mockups of the GGB.
Check out "Shadow of a Doubt" or "Strangers on a Train" two great but disturbing Hitchcock classics.
Agreed📼
I first saw this in school, but I can't remember which class.
Noisy birds are the most aggravating, even just one squawking outside. I had once had one stuck in my chimney for about a month and it drove me crazy.
Legend has it the movie was to end with them arriving in San Francisco, the Golden Gate covered in birds.
Ohhh man that would have been a sight to see
The bird sounds were created electronically but in post production, so the actors didn't hear that during filming. When he couldn't get the reactions he wanted during the scene when the swarms attacked the house, Hitchock brought a guy hitting a kettle drum to give the actors something to react to.
The Birds was the second VHS I've ever bought, the first one was When a Stranger Calls.
The actress that played the little sister in this movie went on to also play Lambert in the Sci-Fi classic Alien with Sigoirney Weaver.
Another great animal attack movie is Day of the Animals
(1977) starring Leslie Nielsen.
If you watch the dvd and the extras, Hitchcock contemplated a possible different ending. The dvd shows the storyboards as the car drives away the birds starting to attack it and start to peck through the roof of the convertible and the story ends there, implying that they don't make it.
One of the best aspects of Hitchcock's movies are the dialogues. Thanks for reviewing these movies, not many do. I see you did Rear window already. Vertigo and Man Who Knew Too Much are great too.
Yes, Tippi Hedren is the mother of a famous actress, but not a horror actress. lol 😆 You're thinking of another Hitchcock actress, Janet Leigh from Psycho, and her daughter, Jamie Lee Curtis from Halloween. Tippi Hedren is the mother of actress Melanie Griffith, from Brian De Palma's Body Double, and she received an Oscar nomination for Working Girl. She was also married to Don Johnson and her daughter is actress Dakota Johnson.
Ah okay, good to know! Did she name her daughter after the character in The Birds?
@@ReelReviewsWithJen I have no idea. lol You're welcome.
@@ReelReviewsWithJen ruclips.net/video/PFJTp_7QlWI/видео.html terrible short film😂
@@ReelReviewsWithJen I will reply to this one. Great review BTW. No. Her daughter was not named after her character. Melanie Griffith was born before The Birds. So, she was already named Melanie. Hope that helps if you didn't know it already.
Tippi Hedren is the mother of Melanie Griffith. Also Miss Hedren had a nervous breakdown after filming the bird attack scene. It seemed Hitchcock was a tad peeved at her before filming.
The scariest part is trying to figure out the motive. There doesn't need to be a motive.Birds just have had enough. Also the original ending was going to have the Golden Gate Bridge COVERED in birds.
16:27, in this scene, Alfred Hitchcock actually threw live birds at Tippi Hedren to make her look scared.
Bit rude if you ask me, poor Tippi!
And there was a 2012 movie called The Girl about that with Sienna Miller as Tippi Hedren and Tobey Jones as Hitchcock.
@@waynezimmerman5308 Yeah that sucked for Tippi no doubt but what about the poor birds.
This was the first Alfred Hitchcock movie I saw on VHS in 2001-02. It was one of the most shocking motion pictures I've ever seen. They show this in several times on TCM and AMC. They even had an Alfred Hitchcock marathon in Thanksgiving.
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Nice that's awesome! I'm slowly watching more of his films and am enjoying it so far! Thanks for watching!
I kinda like more Birds then psycho because its more scary in terms of motivation. We do not know why make birds attack people. and like it starteds it ends. The ending makes so suspense if it will happen again or when it will happen?
Tippi was great, Rod was handsome and young Veronica Cartwright showed how amazing future she would have in acting.
Psycho gets a lot of credit because it broke the rules, but it is not really that good a movie. Definitely not among his best.
“Can you imagine just seeing 50-100 birds lurking behind you?”
Yes. Yes, I can.
Sounds like me and my peeps having a fun time out on the town. 🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓
And the number of birds on the planet is absolutely impressive! 🦆🦃🦜🦅🦚🦉🦢🦃🕊
P.S. We birds take offense to this triumphant action movie being classified as horror by the humans. 😉🐔
If you want to see a great comedic homage to Hitchcock I recommend Mel Brooks "High Anxiety". Also Brian De Palma's early films "Sisters" (1972), "Obsession" (1976), "Dressed to Kill" (1979), "Body Double" (1984) are all great tributes to Hitchcock.
Awesome thank you for the suggestions! I'll add them to the list!
Yes, many of Hitchcock's movies are based on books, like The Birds, Psycho, Vertigo, etc. Rear Window (which I highly recommend) was based on a short story, but North By Northwest (which I also highly recommend) was an original screenplay Hitchcock developed with screenwriter Ernest Lehman.
Awesome good to know! I'll add them to the list!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Great! And again, see if you can do John Carpenter's The Fog as well, as it was greatly influenced by The Birds.
@@44excalibur Awesome I'll try and watch it soon! I just watched John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness and really enjoyed it! Stay tuned for that reaction video!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Fantastic! I can't wait!
@@44excalibur I also watched They Live which was so good!
Tippi Hedron's daughter is Melanie Griffith. She is a famous actress but not really known for the horror genre. I think you might be confusing Tippi Hedron with Janet Leigh (Psycho - also Hitchcock). Her daughter is Jamie Lee Curtis who is definitely known as a 'scream queen'. She's done a lot of horror flicks, including with her mom in later years.
This is one of my fav Hitchcock flicks!
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Birds: "Run, humans LOVE to tangle their hair around our feet!"
The Birds is IN THEATRES nationwide Oct. 22-23 only, as Fathom Events celebrate its 60th Anniversary. Spread the word!
Tippi Hendron Another beautiful Woman in a Hitchcock movie. Classic.
“My name is Bond. James Bond.”
Hitchcock is so good at dropping ominous hints throughout that everyone casually brushes off. The scene in the diner is the crux of the movie when the plot shifts into high gear. He ratchets up the tension with each turn of the conversation until there is a literal explosion!
There's never a reason given but it's an apocalyptic tale. Nature just rebels against man. The ambiguity of the ending is haunting.
M. Night Shyamalan tried a nature-rebelling-against-man horror with "The Happening" starring Mark Wahlberg but it came across as silly.
My favorite color Hitchcock is "Rear Window".
My favorite black-and-white Hitchcock is "Strangers on a Train".
If flapping, swarming, shredding aerial beasts terrify you, check out Vin Diesel's amazing "Pitch Black"!
If people trapped in a confined space with death lurking outside terrifies you, check out Frank Darabont's "The Mist" based on a Stephen King novella and John Carpenter's 1976 "Assault on Precinct 13"!
They often only washed their under garments and would re wear the top garment, suit dress and jacket.
Hair was set in rollers brushed out and back combed and then smoothed and placed.
Reel Reviews With Jen! In case no one's commented already, Tippi Hedren is the mother of the actress Melanie Griffith.
Awesome good to know! Thanks for watching!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen You're welcome dear one, I wish you a good day.
The short story by Daphne du Maurier is worth a read.
Awesome sounds good!
It is, but the movie took nearly nothing but the premise of unfounded bird attacks from the story.
@@BadMoonHorrors Yeah, that's one of the reasons I recommend it. Personally, I prefer the story from the story.
Melanie Daniels would surely have been burned at the stake in another time and age. There are hints throughout the movie where she is either present or the cause of strife breaking out for no apparent reason (window being broken, being pushed into a fountain etc.).
-There is no music used in this movie, including during the opening credits. If you watch the beginning again, you'll hear that it's only the sound of birds.
So creepy and such a clever idea, thanks for watching!
One of the comments about this movie was "did she ever change her underwear"
I would recommend to watch 'Rear Window' from Hitchcock
Awesome thanks I’ll add it to the list!
@@ReelReviewsWithJenwatch them 1954 its a sci-fi classic saw it when i was 7 in 1991 on cbs 😈
North By Northwest is another great Hitchcock movie.
During filming Tippi Hedren asked Hitchcock Why she would she go up to the attic? To with Hitchcock replied "Because I told you to".
Yikes 😬
Thanks for this reaction - I'm so glad you know Hitchcock's style and will be patient and involved in the story development and character building.
I don't know if you caught it, but the attacks did not start with Melanie's arrival: in the diner, the sailor describes seagulls messing with his line a week before in a way they hadn't before. As I recall, the news reports say the birds are attacking in other places as well, which have no connection with Melanie.
Angela Cartwright has a lovely, heartrending monologue about Annie - her "Annie, she pushed me inside" has always stayed with me.
That was a good choice, good job.
Filmed on location in Bodega Bay/Guerneville,Ca...
The school house is still there.
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching!
Yes, Bodega Bay is a real place in Sonoma County, California.
I wonder if they love or hate this movie lol
@@ReelReviewsWithJen me too📼
@@ReelReviewsWithJen I think the town was flattered. lol
yes Bodega Bay is a real place and i grew up about 20 mins from there
For old horror, but very well done, try "THEM!" from 1954.
I’ll add it to the list! Thanks for the suggestion!
Aka, Kris Kringle vs giant ants.😀
After seeing this you're ready to see Mel Brooks' Hitchcock spoof "High Anxiety". It will make you laugh.
I’ll add it to the list! Thanks for watching!
I work in a movie theater that does an annual screening of Hitchcock movies. One year we were playing The Birds and this couple came in with their son. Unfortunately the theater was so packed that they could only sit in the first row. After selling them the tickets I made a casual remark that at least the jungle gym scene will be more intense, which shocked the son. He thought the movie was going to be about a killer in a bird mask.
😬😬😬 whoops lol I miss going to the movies so much! I made a similar mistake with Pans Labyrinth, I thought it was going to be an adorable children’s movie. How wrong I was lol
@@ReelReviewsWithJen I also once had a customer who wanted to see Black Panther thinking it was about the Civil Rights movement. Part of me wishes he hadn't realized his mistake.
Since you enjoyed the first part of this movie, I recommend Vertigo ;)
Thanks I'll add it to the list!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen ruclips.net/video/Ln7WF78PolA/видео.html watch this terrible movie, it got 67 rating on rotten tomatoes shocking 😱
Thanks for another great reaction vid, Jen! You should check out John Carpenter's The Fog, which was greatly influenced by Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds. It's also set in a coastal fishing town, and Janet Leigh and her daughter, Jamie Lee Curtis, are both in the movie.
Thank you so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it! Ohh I'll add it to the list!
Yeah as far as I know tippi Hendren is melony Griffiths mom. Great choice. Classic show. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
frenzy by alfred hitchcock...prepared to be shocked!
Good movie 📼
Bodega Bay is a real place.
7:07, it's because they were flying in front of a blue screen and were optically inserted into the shot.
Tippi Heddren's daughter is actress Melanie Griffith.
I wonder if she named her after her character in the birds? Thanks for watching!
MY ultimate fav Hitchcock is the dark comedy the trouble with harry, followed by rear window
I haven’t heard of The Trouble With Harry, and I’ll add Rear Window to the list! Thanks for watching!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen the trouble with harrt it can be a little slow its a dark dark comedy,
Tippi Hedren is Melanie Griffith's mother and Dakota Johnson's grandmother.
tippi hedren went through so much making this film as hitch had a major thing about her the last bird attack he spent so much time in that scene she had brekdown, so explainsher performance at the end
do not watch the sequel....its pants, but do learn more about tippi and hitch,,,,very interesting
I recently watched the highly recommended horror movie It Follows on Netflix. It did not disappoint and would be great if you did a reaction video. It's very original and unpredictable
I was in third grade when I saw the trailer for this movie. I already knew I liked wierd tales from 'Time Machine' and 'The Lost World'. But the reality of birds just going nuts and attacking -- blew my mind. I think the trailer just had Alfred Hitchcock talking in a room, when the bloodied blonde come bursting through the door. UGH!
3:30, that was actually a matte shot by Albert Whitlock. He's a frequent collaborator for Hitchcock.
That's cool! I was thinking the last shot with all the birds looked like a painting.
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Check out Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo, the alternate ending!!!
There is a sequel, "The Birds II: Land's End(1994)" Tippi Hedren does return for it.
Interesting, is it worth watching? I’m assuming it would be based on new material or is there a second book?
@@ReelReviewsWithJen There is no 2nd book, but is definitely a good movie to react to.
Absolutely love Alfred Hitchcock. Great influence on the whole horror genre. If you're looking for recommendations the Alien films are definitely a must watch.
I’ve seen Alien & Aliens! So good! I wish I could re-watch them again for the first time 🎬
12:54, they paid homage to this scene in JURASSIC WORLD, where it's a flock of Pteranodons that attack the park guests.
Turns out that the entire thing was planned and orchestrated by Big Bird.
I always suspected it.
8:55, this was on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments.
I believe it! It was a lot!
Hitchcock wanted the final shot to be of them driving over the "Golden Gate Bridge" while it was covered with birds, but the censors at the time said it was to dark an ending.
I wonder how different Hitchcock movies would be if he didn’t have to worry about censorship, thanks for watching!
You are absolutely wonderful.
Oh why thank you so much!
11:40 It's the end of the world as we know it. He feels fine.
I would take the bird expert a little more seriously if she knew how many continents were on the planet.
Love this movie 🍿
That was back in the day there’s probably tons of birds now yeah That was 57 years ago now I searched it up it said there’s 4 billion birds now
😬😬😬 That’s way too many! Thanks for watching!
This movie terrified me!
I believe it! So creepy! Thanks for watching!
Well this has a good story but much lighter than what you've been watching
Haha yeah it was a nice break. My brain was like Birds? That’s the worst you got? Lol
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉
Thank you for watching! You too!
There are a few good Hitchcock films I’d recommend. He made so many of them then had that tv show. If you liked Psycho I think you would like Rope ( Jimmy Stewart) and it’s a slow burn mystery/suspense then there is Frenzy. ( it’s a bit darker then most of his work)
I’ll add it to the list, thanks for the suggestion! I also just watched Vertigo & Rear Window so stay tuned for those reaction videos!
Rope is one of my favorites from hitchcock
Rope is a good one and I really like Frenzy. He did Frenzy on his home ground in London and a lot of locations where he grew up.
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Excellent Jen, those are 2 great ones. Going to watch those reactions right now.
@@blanewilliams5960 Frenzy is probably one of the more disturbing of his movies but reminds me more of Peeping Tom O.o
special effects by DISNEY
Ub Iwerks
top of the pops at the time
The love birds are the problem!
you know who Saul Bass is! enough info already
I studied design in university and really enjoyed his work! Thanks for watching!
Daphne du Maurier wrote The Birds and Rebecca which were both made into films by Alfred Hitchcock. If you're going to do more Hitchcock the popular choice would be Psycho but, I recommend Shadow of a Doubt which has great performances by Teresa Wright and Joseph Cotton.
Thank you for the suggestion I'll add it to the list! I'm really enjoying the Hitchcock movies I've seen so far, thanks for watching!
I have to admit that *The Birds* (1963) made me quite afraid of real birds because of what could happen if birds were to attack in large numbers like that. Also, heavily gory for a 1960s film.
Agreed! The concept of birds deciding to randomly attack people is terrifying! And I can imagine how watching this in the 60's would have been very upsetting, thanks for watching!
If you have seen "Plan 9 from Outer Space"? well this is Plan 10
Haha! I have not but it's on the watchlist!
All Hitchcock movies are well made. Watch Hitchcock’s first American film “Rebecca” which is a Gothic Romance with a great villain, the creepy Mrs. Danvers. “Rope” 1948 is a Hitchcock film of a play based on the Leopoldo Loeb very strange. “North by Northwest” 1959 is one of his most entertaining films and was used as a template for the early James Bond films.
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Tuppi Hedren is the mother of Melanie Griffith who is the mother of Dakota Johnson.
Awesome! I wonder if she named her daughter after her character from The Birds..?
@@ReelReviewsWithJen No, Melanie Griffith was born in 1957.
The Birds were real as it gets
😬😳😬🦅
@@ReelReviewsWithJen IKR
If you’ve watched this
And enjoy Hitchcock
Then
“North by Northwest “
Is an absolute must.
Psychological Thriller
Also, just for your own enjoyment, there was a television series called
“Alfred Hitchcock Presents”
Is absolutely brilliant-
And Hitchcock himself, introducing every episode.
Highly recommend
Awesome thank you for the suggestions! I'll add them for the list!
Did you know that Hitchcock only casted blonde actresses?
I’ve seen a few more of his films now and I’ve definitely noticed a pattern. Thanks for watching!
It's a thing called "The Hitchcock blonde".
@@ReelReviewsWithJen You are welcome!