Articles about The Birds

In 1962, Alfred Hitchcock took a break during filming of The Birds in Bodega Bay and visited a local school to greet the pupils. Soon after, the school's principal wrote the following letter of thanks to the filmmaker, and described the visit's positive effect on one particular child.

@guardian shares the five things you can learn from Alfred Hitchcock's films, including never take a shower when there's a maniac in the vicinity.

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

A collection of 23 super behind-the-scenes photos from famous films, some of which we hadn't seen before

Hitchcock's "The Birds" was loosely based on an actual event. Now, scientists may have figured out what caused it

Alfred Hitchock's 1963 horror classic "The Birds" was actually based on real events. In 1961, birds around Monterey Bay in California began to drop off and act disoriented, ramming into people's houses. Now, half a century later, scientists believe that they may have found out the answer to the mystery.

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.

Photographer @angusrshamal has posted an incredible collection of behind-the-scenes photos from classic films

37 screenshots of the 41 known Hitchcock cameos.

In 1962, Alfred Hitchcock took a break during filming of The Birds in Bodega Bay and visited a local school to greet the pupils. Soon after, the school's principal wrote the following letter of thanks to the filmmaker, and described the visit's positive effect on one particular child.

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

A collection of 23 super behind-the-scenes photos from famous films, some of which we hadn't seen before

Hitchcock's "The Birds" was loosely based on an actual event. Now, scientists may have figured out what caused it

Alfred Hitchock's 1963 horror classic "The Birds" was actually based on real events. In 1961, birds around Monterey Bay in California began to drop off and act disoriented, ramming into people's houses. Now, half a century later, scientists believe that they may have found out the answer to the mystery.

@guardian shares the five things you can learn from Alfred Hitchcock's films, including never take a shower when there's a maniac in the vicinity.

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.

Photographer @angusrshamal has posted an incredible collection of behind-the-scenes photos from classic films

37 screenshots of the 41 known Hitchcock cameos.