Here it is. Lengthy thought to be lost or destroyed a complete recording has been identified of 1 of the couple of hour lengthy interviews of Alfred Hitchcock . Originally broadcast as one of the initial Tomorrow Shows with Tom Snyder in the Fall of 1973. This recording is from a second repeat of this show broadcast on Memorial day, 1980. The VHS (SP) tape itself was discovered to be in excellent condition. While correctly stored in a climate controlled environment it apparently had not been played in decades. Excellent care has been taken to make the digital transfer. This segment offers with what Alfred Hitchcock himself is afraid of (ie policemen), is he Genuinely a monster?, and what’s his concept of happiness?
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@razorath92 Probbably was.
i love hitchcock.
Hitchcock looks so drugged out.
@Edmolda Update. Now there is another fag and it certainly ain’t me. Love Hitch’s work
@virginiatechfanx It’s called old.
Alfred Hitchcock is great
Snyder has a very distiinguished voice. Not in the Hitchcock sense, but you’re able to tell it’s him unlike others who have a nondescript voice, and whom sound just like their siblings.
REST IN PEACE!
1:20 What the hell is going on in that mind of yours Al?
hitch died in 1980, so maybe this was rereleased for that. i was 10 but my mother had got me into hitchcock. in the 1970s.
@notredamehesamighty yeah i saw it when tom snyder was on.
did he say albert?
I sure do miss Snyder’s late night show. Missing Hitchcock’s films goes without saying. He never directed a bad film.
What a man. A true Artist and Legend and Human Being
He hated the pigs too. I winder what he would say about US today with the HomeLandDefence and his native country exeeding the Big Brother from 1984 1000 fold? Imagine the horror movies he would produce to mach our reality.
6:31 so that is how he died
lol its like hitchcock smoked a joint b4 the show
Hi is such an entertaining guy you could listen to him all night. He made the best films every made.
What a stupid talk show host.
Nothing wrong here cops are one freaky bunch of people, spying on us and shit
2 people have Vertigo
Must be the greatest director who ever lived.
It’s a tragedy that he was never fully embraced by the art establishment during his time.
was*…sorry.
4:21 Alfred Hitchcock was AFRAID OF PARKING TICKETS!!! LMAO!!!
Now a days we worry about them beating us and shooting us with their taser guns.