Alfred Hitchcock Collection

Grace Kelly and Alfred Hitchcock on the set of To Catch A Thief

Exterior of the house where Alfred Hitchcocks The Birds was filmed, Bodega Bay, northern California, United States of America, North America

Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant, and Alfred Hitchcock Taking a Break
(Original Caption) 2/1/1946-The camera caught this lull in a recent weighty conference involving three principles now on location for the forthcoming movie Notorious

Alfred Hitchcock Holding Magnifying Glass
Alfred Hitchcock plays with a magnifying glass on the set of his television show Alfred Hitchcock Presents, which aired from 1955-1965

Movie poster "Strangers on a Train" by Alfred Hitchcock. Museum: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Author: ANONYMOUS.

Hitchcock Reads Script With L Parsons
(Original Caption) 1/11/1947-Louella Parsons gives Alfred Hitchcock a little of his own medicine- suspense -before going on the air (the Parsons program is heard Sundays at 9:15p.m.)

Cary Grant with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hitchcock
(Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)

Cary Grant & Joan Fontaine in "Suspicion
(Original Caption) Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine in the 1941 Alfred Hitchcock-directed "Suspicion." Movie still. Movie released in 1941

Alfred Hitchcock and Family in Hallway
(Original Caption) 8/24/1937-New York, New York-Alfred Hitchcock, British film director

Alfred Hitchcock Smokes in Hallway
(Original Caption) 8/24/1937-New York, New York-Alfred Hitchcock, British film director

Alfred Hitchcock Dining with his Family
Alfred Hitchcock dining in a New York Restaurant with his wife Alma, his secretary Joan Harrison, and his daughter Patricia

Alfred Hitchcock With Wife
(Original Caption) 6/6/1938- New York, NY: Alfred Hitchcock, England's foremost film director is shown with his wife as they arrived aboard the SS Queen Mary

Alfred Hitchcock with Family and Pets
(Original Caption) 4/5/1939-Hollywood, CA-One of England's leading film directors, Alfred Hitchcock, arrives in Hollywood with his family to work with Seznick Int'l Studios

David Selznick with Alfred Hitchcock
(Original Caption) 1940-Hollywood, CA-This candid photograph captures moviemaker David O

Alfred Hitchcock Directs Joel Mccrea
(Original Caption) 6/28/1940-Hollywood

Alfred Hitchcock on Set of Shadow of a Doubt
(Original Caption) 8/4/42: Director Alfred Hitchcock in an enigmatic pose as he directs filming of Universal's "Shadow of a Doubt."

Patricia Hitchcock and Alfred Hitchcock
(Original Caption) 10/17/1944-Boston, MA-Alfred Hitchcock (R), noted film director, smiles as he watches his daughter Pat, 15, answer the phone during rehearsal for "Violet

Claudette Colbert and Alfred Hitchcock at the Stork Club
(Original Caption) 2/14/1946-New York, NY: Famed producer Alfred Hitchcock enjoys the charming company of film actress Claudette Colbert at the Stork Club

Alfred Hitchcock Conversing with Gregory Peck
On the set of the 1947 film The Paradine Case

Julie Andrews and Alfred Hitchcock
On the set of the 1966 film Torn Curtain

Alfred Hitchcock In Publicity Handout
Alfred Hitchcock publicity portrait from the 1950s

Film Director Alfred Hitchcock
(Original Caption) Director Alfred Hitchcock in a typical pose, St. Moritz, 1938

Director Alfred Hitchcock in a typical pose. Undated Photo

Alfred Hitchcock Walking At Top of Steps
(Original Caption) 1950: Photograph of famed English director Alfred Hitchcock walking atop steps

Director Alfred Hitchcock
(Original Caption) Director Alfred Hitchcock in a typical pose. Undated Photo

Hitchcock Walks Daughter to Her Wedding
(Original Caption) 1/17/1952-New York, NYFamed movie director Alfred Hitchcock is shown with his daughter, Patricia Alma Hitchcock, as they arrived at St

Kelly, Hitchcock And Cassini At Movie Pr
(Original Caption) #1- L to r: Alfred Hitchcock, Grace Kelly and Oleg Cassini at the premiere of "Rear Window."

Jimmy Stewart, Grace Kelly, and Alfred Hitchcock

Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart Kissing
(Original Caption) 7/30/1954-Not until "Rear Window" does Grace Kelly get around to some serious Oscar-lating with James Stewart

Grace Kelly and Oleg Cassini Arriving at Premiere
(Original Caption) Actress Grace Kelly and Oleg Cassini, who have become one of Hollywood's most romantically linked couples, arrive at the theater before the premiere of "Rear Window

Grace Kelly, Alfred Hitchcock and Oleg Cassini Getting Their Picture Taken
(Original Caption) Actress Grace Kelly and Oleg Cassini, who have become one of Hollywood's most romantically linked couples

Grace Kelly and Oleg Cassini at Rear Window Premiere
(Original Caption) Actress Grace Kelly and Oleg Cassini, who have become one of Hollywood's most romantically linked couples

Alfred Hitchcock Smiling
Alfred Hitchcock smiles for the cameraman while attending the Academy Awards nominations ceremony at the Coconut Grove

Alfred Hitchcock Directs
(Original Caption) 1955- Alfred Hitchcock to produce and to host new mystery dramas starting Oct 2.Alfred Hitchcock, master of suspense in motion pictures

Portrait of Alfred Hitchcock With His Wife
(Original Caption) Alfred Hitchcock, noted producer-director, who manages to get into camera range in every picture he makes

Alfred Hitchcock with Wife Alma
(Original Caption) Alfred Hitchcock, famed screen director poses for a "sinister" type snapshot for his wife, Alma

Alfred and Alma Hitchcock
Alfred Hitchcock and his wife, Alma, at their dinner table while waiting for Oscar nominees for Best Director to be announced

Henry Fonda and Vera Miles in The Wrong Man
(Original Caption) 1957-Henry Fonda and Vera Miles are shown in a movie still from "The Wrong Man, " directed by Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock and Wife
(Original Caption) 6/21/1956-Southampton, England-Hollywood director Alfred Hitchcock, notable for his many movie thrillers

Hitchcock Shh-Ing On Boat; Lifesaver
(Original Caption) 7/31/1956-New York, NY: Although it is difficult for a plump man to look sinister, Alfred Hitchcock, master director of mystery movies

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hitchcock Standing Landing
(Original Caption) The film director Alfred Hitchcock and his wife Alma are shown in this photograph

Alfred Hitchcock In Gag Arrest
(Original Caption) 9/24/1956-Beverly Hills, CA: Alfred Hitchcock, star of CBS's "Alfred Hitchcock Presents"

Alfred Hitchcock Holding a Letter Opener
(Original Caption) 8/1957: Menacing portrait of Alfred Hitchcock standing above a lamp holding a letter opener

Alfred Hitchcock with Lion "Passenger" at MGM
Alfred Hitchcock poses in his Mercedes-Benz 190 SL convertible with an illusion of the MGM lion in the passenger seat

Cary Grant And Eva Marie Saint
(Original Caption) 9/9/1958-New York: actress Eva Marie Saint and actor Cary Grant "mug" for photographers at La Guardia Airport Sept

Screaming Mouth From Psycho
(Original Caption) Close-up of a screaming mouth from Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho." Movie still, 1960

Janet Leigh Screaming in Psycho Shower Scene
In the shower scene from the film Psycho, Marion Crane (played by Janet Leigh) screams in terror as Norman Bates tears open her shower curtain. (Photo by Bettmann via Getty Images)

John Gavin Holds Janet Leigh in Psycho
John Gavin and Janet Leigh play Sam Loomis and Marion Crane in the horror picture Psycho

Janet Leigh on the Set of Psycho
(Original Caption) 1/8/1960-Hollywood, CA- After a torrid bedroom scene in Alfred Hitchcock's film "Psycho, " actress Janet Leigh makes a few necessary make-up repairs

Alfred Hitchcock and Likeness
Alfred Hitchcock poses next to a picture of himself on a poster for his film Psycho while in Paris

Alfred Hitchcock Screaming for Camera
(Original Caption) British director Alfred Hitchcock vamps for the camera as he appeared in Paris to present his new thriller, Psycho. (Photo by Bettmann via Getty Images)

Alfred Hitchcock Mocking Scene From Psycho
(Original Caption) Suspense director Alfred Hitchcoack opens in a mock recreation from a scene in his latest film Psycho which he ia presenting her in Paris

Director Alfred Hitchcock Inspects Finches for The Birds
(Original Caption) 4/20/1962-Hollywood, CA: Director Alfred Hitchcock inspects some of the 1, 300 finches appearing in one of the scare sequences for his new film "The Birds." The birds

Alfred Hitchcock and Lew Wasserman Sitting at Dinner Table
(Original Caption) A pensive looking Alfred Hitchcock, motion picture director, listens to Lew Wasserman, (left), President of the Music Corporation of America

Portrait of Alfred Hitchcock
Movie director Alfred Hitchcock is shown here in this closeup photo

Alfred Hitchcock Directing Sean Connery
(Original Caption) 1964: Sean Connery listens to producer/director Alfred Hitchcock's instructions during filming for the new Universal Pictures suspense film Marnie

Alfred Hitchcock Feeding Pigeons
While in Washington, DC to promote his film The Birds Alfred Hitchcock takes time to feed pigeons in Lafayette Park

Tippi Hedren and Alfred Hitchcock at Cannes
Surrounded by photographers, film director Alfred Hitchcock escorts Tippi Hedren, the star of his new film The Birds, to a screening of the film at the 1963 Cannes Film Festival

Tippi Hedren and Sean Connery
(Original Caption) Movie still of a scene in Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie, sex mystery starring Tippi Hedren and Sean Connery, a Universal release, in Technicolor

Alfred Hitchcock
(Original Caption) 1965-Hollywood, California- Alfred Hitchcock, motion picture and television producer/director. He is seated in profile

Alfred Hitchcock at Drumset Holding Bones
(Original Caption) 1965-Hollywood, California- Alfred Hitchcock, motion picture and television producer/director. He is standing near drum set while holding gigantic bones

Alfred Hitchcock with Raven
Alfred Hitchcock in a spiderweb-covered fanlight with a raven

Alfred Hitchcock Yawning over Book of Birds
(Original Caption) 2/16/1965-New York, NY-Alfred Hitchcock won't reveal the subject of his next movie

Alfred Hitchcock, Paul Newman and Others
(Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)

Julie Andrews, Paul Newman, Alfred Hitchcock, and Others
On the set of the 1966 film Torn Curtain

Julie Andrews on Torn Curtain Set
(Original Caption) 12/29/1965-Hollywood, CA-Julie Andrews has a funny way of walking and Alfred Hitchcock watches every step she takes

Julie Andrews, Paul Newman and Alfred Hitchcock
Actors discussing the 1966 film Torn Curtain with the director

Ingrid Bergman and Alfred Hitchcook
(Original Caption) Actress Ingrid Bergman chats with director Alfred Hitchcock at a party following opening night performance of "More Stately Mansions"

Ingrid Bergman and Alfred Hitchcook
(Original Caption) Actress Ingrid Bergman chats with director Alfred Hitchcock at a party following opening night performance of "More Stately Mansions"

Alfred Hitchcock Waving
Alfred Hitchcock waves to the crowds upon his arrival at the Academy Awards Ceremony of 1968

Robert Wise Presenting Albert Hitchcock with Award
(Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)

Alfred Hitchcock Standing at Academy Awards Ceremony
(Original Caption) Alfred Hitchcock is shown waving to crowd as he arrives at the Academy Awards presentations

Portrait of Alfred Hitchcock
(Original Caption) 5/7/1968-Portrait of producer/director Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock Sitting Next to Actress Jade Claude
Alfred Hitchcock, (L), is shown with new French discovery Claude Jade, (R), who appeared in the movie Topaz, directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1969. (Photo by © Bettmann/CORBIS/Bettmann Archive)

Princess Grace, Francois Truffaut, Alfred Hitchcock
(Original Caption) New York, NY

Princess Grace and Alfred Hitchcock at Benefit
(Original Caption) 4/29/1974-New York

Director Alfred Hitchcock
Suspense film director Alfred Hitchock smoking a cigar

Alfred Hitchcock and Lew Wasserman
Lew Wasserman, Chairman and C.E.O. of MCA-Universal, congratulates Alfred Hitchcock on the completion of Family Plot, at the film's wrap party. North Hollywood, California, 1975

Alfred Hitchcock Laughs Backstage
(Original Caption) HOLLYWOOD: Alfred Hitchcock (R), one of ten stars inducted into the Entertainment Hall of Fame during the NBC-TV special, "Entertainment 76

Janet Leigh and Jamie Lee Curtis Screaming
Janet Leigh from the 1960 film Psycho and Jamie Lee Curtis from the 1978 horror film Halloween

Alfred Hitchcock Receiving Applause from Celebrities
(Original Caption

British Consul General Thomas Aston and Alfred Hitchcock
(Original Caption) Producer Alfred Hitchcock (right)

Alfred Hitchcock sits at a press conference in which British Consul General to Los Angeles, Thomas Aston

Portrait of Madeleine Carroll, 1935, (1936). Creator: Philip de Laszlo
Madeleine Carroll, 1935, (1936)

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Alfred Hitchcock, the legendary film director known for his suspenseful and thrilling movies, left an indelible mark on the world of cinema. From the exterior of the house where he filmed "The Birds" to his iconic portrait directing "Sabotage, " Hitchcock's creative genius was evident in every frame. In a color lithograph capturing him at work with Sylvia Sidney, one can see his meticulous attention to detail and passion for storytelling. Another striking image showcases Madeleine Carroll, a stunning actress who starred in one of Hitchcock's early films. Hitchcock's ability to captivate audiences is further exemplified in a still from "Stage Fright, " featuring Michael Wilding and Marlene Dietrich. The intensity on their faces reflects the masterful direction behind each scene. Even off set, Hitchcock exuded an air of intrigue as he was photographed in Covent Garden, London. His presence alone commanded attention and added an element of mystery to his persona. Collaborating with renowned actors like James Stewart and Doris Day brought out some of Hitchcock's most memorable works. On the set of "The Man Who Knew Too Much, " their chemistry translated into captivating performances that kept viewers on edge throughout the film. Not only did Hitchcock excel at creating suspenseful narratives, but he also had a knack for selecting picturesque locations that enhanced his storytelling. In Northern California's Bodega region, Saint Teresa of Avila Church became an eerie backdrop for one of his films while the local post office added authenticity to another scene. Alfred Hitchcock will forever be remembered as a visionary filmmaker who pushed boundaries and crafted unforgettable cinematic experiences. His legacy lives on through these images that capture moments both on and off set – glimpses into the mind behind some of cinema's greatest thrillers.