| Release | Oct 14, 2008 |
| Video | Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 |
| Audio |
English: Dolby Digital 1.0 |
| Subtitles | |
| Studio | MGM Home Entertainment |
| Year | 2008 |
| Genre | Drama, Thriller, Mystery |
- Presented on 8 discs
- Rebecca (1940):
- Audio Commentary by film historian/author Richard Schickel
- Screen tests
- Making of Rebecca Featurette
- The Gothic World of Daphne Du Maurier Featurette
- Original 1938 Radio Play starring Orson Welles
- 1941 Radio Play presented by Cecil B. DeMille
- 1950 Radio Play with Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier
- Audio Interview: Peter Bogdanovich interviews Hitchcock
- Audio Interview: François Truffaut interviews Hitchcock
- 4-page booklet
- The Lodger (1927):
- 1999 Score by Ashley Irwin presented in 5.1 Dolby Surround
- 1997 Score by Paul Zaza presented in Mono
- Audio Commentary with film historian Patrick McGilligan
- The Sound of Silence: The Making of The Lodger Featurette
- Hitchcock 101 Featurette
- 1940 Radio Play directed by Alfred Hitchcock
- Audio Interview: Peter Bogdanovich interviews Hitchcock
- Audio Interview: François Truffaut interviews Hitchcock
- Restoration Comparison
- The Paradine Case (1947):
- Audio Commentary with film historians Stephen Rebello & Bill Krohn
- Isolated Music and Effects Track
- 1949 Radio Play starring Joseph Cotton
- Audio Interview: Peter Bogdanovich interviews Hitchcock
- Restoration Comparision
- Still Galleries
- Spellbound (1945):
- Audio Commentary with film historians Thomas Schatz & Charles Ramirez Berg
- Guilt by Association: Psychoanalyzing Spellbound Featurette
- A Cinderella Story: Rhonda Fleming Featurette
- Dreaming with Scissors: Hitchcock, Surrealism and Salvador Dali Featurette
- 1948 Radio Play directed by Alfred Hitchcock
- Audio Interview: Peter Bogdanovich interviews Hitchcock
- Audio Interview: Film Historian Rudy Belhemer interviews composer Miklós Rózsa
- Still Gallery
- 4-Page Booklet
- Notorious (1946):
- Audio Commentary with film historian Rick Jewell
- Audio Commentary with film historian Drew Casper
- Isolated Music and Effects Track
- The Ultimate Romance: The Making of Notorious Featurette
- Alfred Hitchcock: The Ultimate Spymaster Featurette
- AFI Tribute to Hitchcock
- 1948 Radio Play starring Joseph Cotton and Ingrid Bergman
- Audio Interview: Peter Bogdanovich interviews Hitchcock
- Audio Interview: François Truffaut interviews Hitchcock
- Restoration Comparision
- Still Gallery
- 4-Page Booklet
- Young And Innocent (1937):
- Audio Commentary with film historians Stephen Rebello & Bill Krohn
- Isolated Music and Effects Track
- Audio Interview: Peter Bogdanovich interviews Hitchcock
- Audio Interview: François Truffaut interviews Hitchcock
- Alfred Hitchcock Premiere Collection
- Page 4 of 5
- Restoration Comparision
- Still Gallery
- Sabotage (1936):
- Audio Commentary with film historian Leonard Leff
- Audio Interview: Peter Bogdanovich interviews Hitchcock
- Restoration Comparision
- Still Gallery
- Lifeboat (1944):
- Audio Commentary by Hitchcock professor and film critic Drew Casper (University of Southern California School of Cinema & Television)
- The Making of Lifeboat Featurette
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Still Gallery featuring photographs from the set
Alfred Hitchcock Premiere Collection (8 discs - DVD)...
REBECCA (1940) - A young woman marries a fascinating older widower only to discover that she must live in the shadows of his first wife, Rebecca, who died mysteriously several years before.
THE LODGER (1927) - Not long after a mysterious young “medical scientist” named Slade (Laird Cregar) rents a flat in the heart of London’s Whitechapel district, a series of brutal murders begins. But despite the fact that the murder victims are all female stage performers, the landlord’s niece Kitty (Merle Oberon), an ingénue, is unphased by the crimes – or by the unusual, brooding man in her family’s midst. As Kitty coquettishly interacts with a Scotland Yard detective (George Sanders), she becomes Slade’s object of obsession in this pulse-pounding thriller.
THE PARADINE CASE (1947) - Beautiful Anna Paradine (Alida Valli) is accused of poisoning her older wealthy husband. Her barrister, the happily married Anthony Keane (Gregory Peck) takes the case but also lets his heart rule his head when he falls hard for his client.
SPELLBOUND (1945) - When John Ballantine (Gregory Peck), the new director of a mental asylum arrives on the job, the staff is concerned. He seems too young for the position and his answers to their questions are vague and detached. Dr. Peterson (Ingrid Bergman), while knowing he is an impostor with emotional issues, nevertheless falls in love with him. Turning to her mentor, Dr. Alex Brulov (Michael Checkhov) and the use of psychoanalysis, she tries to get to the root of Ballantine's emotional problems.
NOTORIOUS (1946) - Daughter of an accused World War II traitor, Alicia Huberman (Ingrid Bergman) is enlisted to entrap one of her father’s colleagues in Brazil, Alexander Sebastian (Claude Raines). Her American contact, secret agent T.R. Devlin (Cary Grant), is openly contemptuous of Alicia and instructs her to wed Sebastian. It is only after she is wed that Devlin lets himself admit that he’s fallen in love with her.
YOUNG AND INNOCENT (1937) - In this witty, suspense thriller a police chief’s daughter helps a fugitive accused of murder prove his innocence.
SABOTAGE (1936) - A woman learns that her movie theater manager husband is actually a foreign agent when a bomb he has made kills her brother. Based on Joseph Conrad’s novel The Secret Agent.
LIFEBOAT (1944) - After their ship is sunk in the Atlantic by Germans, eight people are stranded in a lifeboat. Their problems are further compounded when they pick up a ninth passenger – the Nazi captain from the U-boat that torpedoed them. With powerful suspense and emotion, this legendary classic reveals the strengths and frailties of individuals under extraordinary duress.
REBECCA (1940) - A young woman marries a fascinating older widower only to discover that she must live in the shadows of his first wife, Rebecca, who died mysteriously several years before.
THE LODGER (1927) - Not long after a mysterious young “medical scientist” named Slade (Laird Cregar) rents a flat in the heart of London’s Whitechapel district, a series of brutal murders begins. But despite the fact that the murder victims are all female stage performers, the landlord’s niece Kitty (Merle Oberon), an ingénue, is unphased by the crimes – or by the unusual, brooding man in her family’s midst. As Kitty coquettishly interacts with a Scotland Yard detective (George Sanders), she becomes Slade’s object of obsession in this pulse-pounding thriller.
THE PARADINE CASE (1947) - Beautiful Anna Paradine (Alida Valli) is accused of poisoning her older wealthy husband. Her barrister, the happily married Anthony Keane (Gregory Peck) takes the case but also lets his heart rule his head when he falls hard for his client.
SPELLBOUND (1945) - When John Ballantine (Gregory Peck), the new director of a mental asylum arrives on the job, the staff is concerned. He seems too young for the position and his answers to their questions are vague and detached. Dr. Peterson (Ingrid Bergman), while knowing he is an impostor with emotional issues, nevertheless falls in love with him. Turning to her mentor, Dr. Alex Brulov (Michael Checkhov) and the use of psychoanalysis, she tries to get to the root of Ballantine's emotional problems.
NOTORIOUS (1946) - Daughter of an accused World War II traitor, Alicia Huberman (Ingrid Bergman) is enlisted to entrap one of her father’s colleagues in Brazil, Alexander Sebastian (Claude Raines). Her American contact, secret agent T.R. Devlin (Cary Grant), is openly contemptuous of Alicia and instructs her to wed Sebastian. It is only after she is wed that Devlin lets himself admit that he’s fallen in love with her.
YOUNG AND INNOCENT (1937) - In this witty, suspense thriller a police chief’s daughter helps a fugitive accused of murder prove his innocence.
SABOTAGE (1936) - A woman learns that her movie theater manager husband is actually a foreign agent when a bomb he has made kills her brother. Based on Joseph Conrad’s novel The Secret Agent.
LIFEBOAT (1944) - After their ship is sunk in the Atlantic by Germans, eight people are stranded in a lifeboat. Their problems are further compounded when they pick up a ninth passenger – the Nazi captain from the U-boat that torpedoed them. With powerful suspense and emotion, this legendary classic reveals the strengths and frailties of individuals under extraordinary duress.
MGM Home Entertainment
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Joan FontaineLaurence OlivierGregory PeckIngrid BergmanCary GrantLaird CregarGeorge SandersMerle OberonAlida ValliMichael CheckhovClaude Raines"Alfred Hitchcock Premiere Collection"
directed byAlfred Hitchcock
Production Year: 2008
directed byAlfred Hitchcock
Production Year: 2008
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