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his background
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Entertainment Weekly ranks Hitchcock as the #1 director of all-time.
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Vertigo (considered of the greatest movies ever made)
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→External links: Hitchcock's major movies chronologically
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"Hitchcock Zone" that unofficially continued his legacy for a while
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→Strongly Heterosexual: Multiple pro-homosexual critics of Hitchcock have alleged a homophobia in his work.
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Hitchcock's movies were strongly and entirely heterosexual. There is pro-homosexual agenda criticism of his movies for a complete lack of homosexuality in them.
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His first "thriller" movie was the unrated ''The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog'' (1927), which went into the public domain in the United States on Jan. 1, 2023, and is fully available on YouTube.
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He said his inspiration for doing suspenseful horror movies was being scared by "boo" by his mother when he was an infant.
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Several of his most famous movies, including ''The 39 Steps'' and ''North by Northwest'', are based on mistaken identity.
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more precise links, and in case of Vertigo, the correct link
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