After successes like The Lady Vanishes and The 39 Steps he moved to Hollywood, where he directed such classics as Rope, Spellbound, and Strangers on a Train.
While working for Transatlantic Films this director developed an innovative technique called the "ten-minute take". During his early career he worked in Britain, where he directed the nation's first sound feature film, "Blackmail", and established his reputation with the thriller "The Lodger". After successes like The Lady Vanishes and The 39 Steps he moved to Hollywood, where he directed such classics as Rope, Spellbound, and Strangers on a Train. FTP, who is this "master of suspense" responsible for Vertigo and Psycho?
While working for Transatlantic Films this director developed an innovative technique called the "ten-minute take".
Alfred Hitchcock