Alfred Hitchcock

The beloved actor faced his greatest professional challenge in a Hitchcock thriller that pushed filming techniques to their absolute limits, creating unprecedented pressure on set.

The acclaimed action director reveals her deep admiration for the Master of Suspense and explains why choosing just one favorite Hitchcock film proves impossible.

Joel and Ethan Coen were almost cast as the Malloy brothers in Steven Soderbergh's $450 million blockbuster, a casting choice the director called 'not the worst idea.'

The legendary director's creative partnership with Bernard Herrmann crumbled when the composer ignored explicit instructions, leading to a devastating betrayal that ended their collaboration forever.

The veteran actor revealed how Alfred Hitchcock's budget constraints and Al Pacino's hefty salary demands led to an unexpected casting decision that would define the Master of Suspense's final film.

Tom Hanks, one of Hollywood's most beloved figures, has been likened to many screen legends throughout his career. But there's one comparison he finds not just inaccurate, but downright disrespectful. Discover why the two-time Oscar winner pushes back against being called the modern-day version of a classic icon.

The Master of Suspense was known for his cinematic genius, but he didn't hold back his criticism for some of Hollywood's most celebrated films. Discover which legendary movies he dismissed as mere spectacle and why his own innovative techniques set a standard he felt others couldn't match.