This BBC documentary was broadcast in two parts in 1999, and focuses on the important parts of Hitchcock's career. It starts off with his early life and work experience at the German studio UFA, which moves into his first features such as The Lodger, Sabotage, and The 39 Steps. It then moves into his initial Hollywood work, with classics such as Rebecca and Rope. There's also a look into his failed production company Transatlantic Pictures, who made Rope and Under Capricorn.

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