You can't watch Hitchcock without thinking what life would be like had Alma Reville, Hitchcock's wife lived today. From the film you see how much a partner she is in life (expected) and in work (unexpected). She was a master editor and screenwriter and according to the film was the one who suggested the game changing use of music in the Psycho shower scene. But she worked at a time when women were not in the spotlight and her contributions had been unknown to the public until resurrected by Sacha Gervasi and Helen Mirren in the recent movie. Seeing Alma and Hitchcock on screen is one big reason to check out the film.
- By Melissa Silverstein
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- December 4, 2012 2:00 PM
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