AFI Salute to Alfred Hitchcock
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- One of the last public appearances of Alfred Hitchcock, this AFI Lifetime Achievement Award presents many guest speakers talking about the Master of Suspense. Hitchcock's ill health is apparent in her personal experience, and in the obviously reshot final speech, but it is still a solid historic record.
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don't let Hitchcock's scowl fool you - he was loving every second of this
So Marvelous. SPECTACULAR. Such love and respect for Hitch. I was teary eyed. The ultimate complete salute. REMARKABLE SHOW!!!! UNSURPASSED.
When Hitch and Ingrid hugged...❤!
Deeply emotional and moving, indeed.
Thank goodness these accolades were presented to Hitchcock by all the wonderful actors who have since died. A grand testimonial to a revered director.
Wow.😢😢
Glad Hitchcock was finally honored as it had been overdue for several years.
It brings tears to my eyes to see all those star being old (Inggrid, Jimmy, Cary, Henry, etc). I know its a natural thing but still 😭😭 sorry I cant describe this feelings into words
same...
I cried, too. What a beautiful tribute.
I know what you mean!
Feel the same way
at age 66 Cary Grant still looks georgeous.
What a wonderful time capsule!
This ceremony is a treasure. Hitch deserved it. He had that dry humor till the end. And Cary Grant’s wonderful smile, and Jimmy’s unassuming charm made this night so special.👏
59:58 to 1:00 Lew Wasserman. This is a classic Hollywood archive. So many legends.
The greatest director of all time!!
This is HEAVILY edited. Some of the best film clips have been cut due to copyright Im sure. I got a VHS recording of this actual broadcast with an order I placed in the early 90's. I transferred it to digital and tresure it. I remember watching this the night it was broadcast and talking about it in school the next day in art class.
Long live Hitchcock.
I have the actual broadcast. It was 69 minutes. So this is not far off. The actual evening was much longer but none of that was ever telecast.
Both of your should upload the original one. I’d love to see it not so edited!
I own this on laserdisc. This 1979
The master of suspense there will never be another his films will always be the greatest in the range of suspense R I P alfred Hitchcock the master of suspense
Thank you very much for giving us such an extremely clear and sharp copy of this!
Thank you Thank you Thank you when Hollywood was GREAT
I rather watch a Hitchcock film than any if these new crappy horror/slasher films
what an ending.. i recently starte watching ingrid movies, i just love her and now know why others did so much too
Same. Have you seen Spellbound yet? It's amazing! What is your favorite of her films so far?
@@Nicole-wj7yq yes , im not sure why but put it off as didnt know what was about, and didnt have much praise as other movies, then i saw and is actually one of the best and loved it!
@@arlichar11 Awesome! Have a great life.🙂
Sidney Lumet, Francis Ford Coppola, and Federico Fellini should have received this award.
He is so brilliant.
British ...always deep, mysterious, and fascinating 🗣👤👥️🫂👣
I remember watching this I was 7
Four Hitchcock blondes that are still alive. Kim Novak. Tippi Hedern, Eva Marie Saint and my favorite, Vera Miles
That was amazing!
He gave a voice to the voiceless . His films speak for themselves . Alfred Hitchcock Thank you .
He almost smiled...almost.
Why is not there Kim Novak or Grace Kelly?
grace was Princess Grace by then
Great .. so Great !
Excellent.
"Who's that?" he says...
ITS ME HITCH
3:41, 59:54 Barbra Streisand. 3:44 Steve Martin. 4:37, 8:48 Christopher Reeve. 5:13 Ed Asner. 6:01, 49:31 Sean Connery. 9:14 Robin Williams. 9:25 Neil Diamond. 9:26, 46:24 Walter Matthau. 10:30 Cheryl Ladd. 11:01, 17:34 - 21:21 Anthony Perkins. 21:22 Janet Leigh. 25:16, 28:22, 59:11 Jimmy Stewart and wife. 45:38 Mel Brooks. 48:18 Edith Head. 48:24 Rod Taylor. 49:18 Tippi Hedren. 50:25 Cary Grant. 59:58 Lew Wasserman. 59:59 Carl Reiner.
I wonder where that key is today..
Bravo ✨👏🏻
Where is Grace Kelly?
Anymore please
John Houseman speaks with the same cadence as Bette Davis.
Interesting that Cary was chosen to sit next to Hitch - but Jimmy was seated on the other side of Alma. You could assume that Cary was the favourite.
Cary Grant was his favorite actor..
There is a typo on the 50:47 of the video "psycho" written "pyscho" !!
Mr. Cary Grant’s salute is deleted. Here is that scene. th-cam.com/video/LazJJK7AxVQ/w-d-xo.html
I watched a documentary about the film industry in the latest 60s and 70s. The industry was rife with cocaine use everywhere. One of the actors mentioned this tribute to Mr. Hitchcock, and reported that while people in the auditorium saluted Hitch, men filled the bathroom stalls doing cocaine. Interesting time.
Apparently everyonen was coked out of their minds in this apart from the older guys.
All of Hwood was at this gig and according to a few bios the toilets were full of people doing coke
❤Sean Connery was so cute
Does the man ever smile?
Does he and alma even know where they are.
49:18 Tippi Hedren you such a liyar! 😅
Alfred Hitchcock actors were cattle
The greatest director to me was always a tossup between Hitchcock and Kubrick.
They are of 2 racial descent that do not replicate !