Articles about Strangers on a Train

More @TheOnion genius: "Real-Life Stranger On A Train Less Interesting Than Hitchcock Version"

A whole bunch of stills from Alfred Hitchcock's work over the years, in honor something going on in Britain

Back in 1950, Alfred Hitchcock hired Oscar-nominated screenwriter Raymond Chandler to pen the script for his next project, "Strangers on a Train." Almost immediately their ideas clashed and before long their working relationship deteriorated beyond repair. Soon Chandler was let go and he wrote this angry letter to Hitchcock some time later, after reading the final script.

The enabling, jerkwad buddies of 30 Minutes or Less are but the latest in a long line of crappy best friends in film. Here are the 10 Worst Best Friends in Film!

Ever want to hear the meaning behind Alfred Hitchcock's movies from the man himself? Well here's a link to a number of 25 min long interviews with the master of horror and suspense himself.

More @TheOnion genius: "Real-Life Stranger On A Train Less Interesting Than Hitchcock Version"

A whole bunch of stills from Alfred Hitchcock's work over the years, in honor something going on in Britain

Back in 1950, Alfred Hitchcock hired Oscar-nominated screenwriter Raymond Chandler to pen the script for his next project, "Strangers on a Train." Almost immediately their ideas clashed and before long their working relationship deteriorated beyond repair. Soon Chandler was let go and he wrote this angry letter to Hitchcock some time later, after reading the final script.

The enabling, jerkwad buddies of 30 Minutes or Less are but the latest in a long line of crappy best friends in film. Here are the 10 Worst Best Friends in Film!

Ever want to hear the meaning behind Alfred Hitchcock's movies from the man himself? Well here's a link to a number of 25 min long interviews with the master of horror and suspense himself.