Alfred Hitchcock
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O Often regarded with a great deal of admiration, not only by a nation but by subsequent generations, as the greatest film director/maker of all time; Alfred Hitchcock cleverly manipulated his virgin audience and brought about not only a new era but a new discovery in film making. Hitchcock mastered not only the art of making films but also the task of taming his own raging imagination. Through inspiration Hitchcock was able to aspire and infuse tension and suspense, leaving him plausible to receive the title of being the "master of suspense." Born and bred in the east London area of Leytonstone, Alfred was the youngest son of William and Emma Hitchcock. As a boy, Alfred became fascinated by the popular London theatre, which flourished prior to World War I. He found an interest in the stars, the glamour, and melodrama, the brave, the handsome heroes, the pure heroines,...

