Alfred Hitchcock made some films that didn't involve Grace Kelly. It's true!
1. The Lady Vanishes (1938) (Rec. #225)
Non-blonde: Margaret Lockwood
What she's trying to do: Prove she's not crazy by figuring out how that nice old lady on the train disappeared.
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| Train dining cars are the best places for sleuthin' |
2. Rebecca (1940)
Non-blonde: Joan Fontaine
What she's trying to do: Compete with the memory of her husband's glamorous, tragic first wife.
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| Does it feel like someone's watching you? |
3. Suspicion (1941)
Non-blonde: Joan Fontaine, again
What she's trying to do: Avoid the troubling idea that her husband might be trying to kill her.
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| Cary Grant, lurking menacingly. As usual |
4. Shadow of a Doubt (1943) (Rec. #78)
Non-blonde: Teresa Wright
What she's trying to do: Not get murdered by her formerly beloved uncle.
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| I wouldn't take that hand if I were you |
5. Spellbound (1945) (Rec. #185)
Non-blonde: Ingrid Bergman
What she's trying to do: Prove that a handsome amnesiac isn't a murderer.
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| I don't know how she gets her hair to do that |
See Part 2 here!
[Check out more gorgeous Hitchcock screenshots at "1,000 Frames of Hitchcock"]
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