Search Results: Alfred Hitchcock from Cinemage Books

Denmark: Denmark. Programs . Small Paper. TEXT IN DANISH. A nice and unique collection of three small original Danish programs for Alfred Hitchcock movies. All the programs include text and many stills. The collection includes "Marnie" 1964. This program measures 4 3/4" x 6" and is 8pgs. Printed in black & gray with nice artwork on frnt.cover and is illustrated with 5 stills inside. "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (Manden Der Vidste For Meget) 1956.This is a nice 8pg. 4 5/8" x 6 1/8" program for Hitchcock's much better re-make of his own 1934 film that starred Doris Day. Printed in brown and illustrated with 5 stills + nice cover illustration. "The Birds" (Fuglene) 1963. This program measures. 6" x 4 6/8" and is 8pgs. Illustrated with beautiful artwork in green & black of Hedren being attacked on cover and is illustrated with 5 stills. Vg. Also included is an 8pg. brochure (photos only) for the dvd release of Jamaica Inn. Sold as… Read More

Twayne Pub. 1984.. vg+. Critical study illus. w. 29 stills & photos + filmog. 1st paper edition. Binding is wraps. Laid in the book are postcards including two of portraits of the great director. Also laid in is a nice booklet for the dvd release of the original version of The Man Who Knew Too Much.

Ohio: Film Heritage Magazine, 1976. Vol. II. No. 3. Spring 1976 . Paper. Most of the magazine is devoted to Hitchcock with a long piece on "Frenzy" + 12pg. interview with him. Also short piece on nurses in sexploitation films & a review of "Taxi Driver". Robert DeNiro on the cover. Fine

WV: Innovation Comics, 1992. First Printing . Comics. The complete set of 3 comic book adaptations of the classic Hitchcock horror fest, whose influence is still being felt today. Beautifully drawn and produced in lush wash color drawings, it is rare to find the complete set and rare to find them in this pristine condition.

New York: Dell Pub. 1974., 1974. 1st Paperback Edition . Paperback. vg+. More stories w. an intro. by Hitchcock. Artwork of the dir. having coffee and donuts on a coffin on frnt cover. 1st pb.print. edition. Binding is paperback.

Chicago Cinefantastique Magazine Fall 1989., 1989. Paper. Fine. fine. Inclds. 22pgs. on the making of Hitchcock's horror masterpiece. Colorful frnt. & bck. wraps. Very scarce. Vol.10 No.2st edition.

London: BFI, 1993. First Printing . Small Paper. Scarce entry in that terrific BFI series on film. This one is on Alfred Hitchcock's 1929 British film that was released as a silent and early all talkie film. Both version are discussed along with's lots of info. on the making of the film. Illustrated with b&w stills and frames. Fine.

Cineaste Magazine 1986., 1986. Vol. XIV. No. 3 . Paper. vg+/soft corn. fold on frnt. & back wraps. Articles on Hitchcock, Latin Am. cinema, interviews w. Jack Lemmon, Haskell Wexler & Shinoda. Binding is wraps.

Dell Pub. NY. 1948. 1st ed. paperback. The 1st of many short story anthologies that were actually ghost edited. Inclds. Walpole, Bierce, Bradbury & Irish. Very nice artwork on front wrap. by Gerald Gregg. Back wrap. is illus. w. one of those marvelous maps that Dell used in the 40's & ea rly 50's. Most of the wrapper's lamination has peeled off, there is 1 spot to verso of back wrap., otherwise vg. Scarce.

New York: The Film Society Of Lincoln Center, 1984. Vol. 20. No. 3. May June 1984 . Paper. Includes articles on five Hitchcock films that were rereleased in 83-84, Gremlins, new directors, Jonathan Demme, Doctor Who, William Powell obit and more. light wear vg

New York: Film Society Of Lincoln Center., 1993. Vol. 29. Number 4. July-August 1993 . Paper. Includes pieces on Dylan Thomas as screenwriter, Philip Kaufman, Seventies Film Noir, Hitchcock, Cannes, Markopoulos & more. Vg.light wear

New York: Film Society Of Lincoln Center., 1995. May-june 1995 . Paper. Includes pieces on Shirely McLaine, Lon Chaney, Peter Jackson, Ingmar Bergman, John Berry and more. Vg. light wear

New York: Film Society Of Lincoln Center., 1999. July August 1999 . Paper. Includes pieces on Albert Brooks, Hitchcock, Oliver Reed and more. vg light wear

Indiana Univ. Press 1970.. fine. Coll. of articles by 30 leading dirs. incld. Antonioni,Bunuel,Hitchcock, Kurosawa, Lang etc. No photos. 2nd print. edition. Binding is wraps.

Ky.: J.B. Speed Art Museum, 1979. 1st Edition . Oblong Vertical Paper. Uncommon and unusually produced large book of reviews for 122 films by 42 giants of film history. The film entries are arranged by directors with the exception of one screen performer, Greta Garbo. Some of the directors include Griffith, Chaplin, Keaton, Murnau, Lang, Ford, Huston, Hitchcock, Visconti, Fellini & Truffaut among many others. Illustrated with 200 stills from the collection of The Museum Of Modern Art. There is a minor crack to the top of the spine, that was caused by bumping, otherwise vg+

NY Dutton 1965.. fine. Career study of the great film director. Illus. w. a great selection of memorable stills. Printed on heavy glossy paper. paper orig. edition. Binding is sm wraps. Laid in is a postcard for the Italian poster for Spellbound.

New Jersey: Citadel Press, 1976. First Paper . Oversize Paper. Cover the great director's entire career in typical Citadel style. Loaded with stills and photos + notes on each film, credits and text. This is a fine pristine copy.

London.: Lovat Dickson Ltd/Readers Union Ltd., 1938. 2nd Edition . Illus. Bds. w/o Dj.. Nice collection of essays on all aspects of film by a wide range of contributors incld. Hitchcock & Graham Greene. 42 nicely printed stills on plates with photo covers of Norma Shearer. Restored front endsheets. Vg.

Hollywood: United Artists, 1940. Programs . Small Paper. TEXT IN DANISH. 2 small Danish programs for the wonderful Hitchcock thriller. One is an original 8pg. 6/34" x 4 6/8"program printed in black and white with nice artwork cover and 5 stills. Very faint hardly noticeable damp stain. The 2nd one is a 7 1/8 x 4 3/4" 8pg. re-issue printed in green and black with 5 stills. Not too noticeable tape along left edge. Both the programs are in vg condition. Sold as a collection only.

CA.: Willow and Oak Inc, 2012. First Edition . Small Paper. The screenplay for the recent film about Hitchcock which starred Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren. This screenplay was privately published in a limited edition to send to members of the Academy Awards for consideration for best adapted screenplay and is bound to become quite scarce. Illustrated with 7 color stills. Fine.