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Watch: A Compilation of Every Alfred Hitchcock Cameo from 1927-1976
by Alex Billington | November 28, 2024 | Source: YouTube
Witness the “Master of Suspense” making subtle appearances throughout his own films. Can you spot all 40 of his cameos? Delve into this entertaining supercut video showcasing every single Alfred Hitchcock cameo from 1927 to 1976, spanning his entire filmography in both black and white and color. Hitchcock’s cameo tradition began during the production of The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog when he filled in for a missing actor. Some of his most memorable appearances include boarding a train with a cello in Strangers on a Train (1951) and giving a look to actress Jane Wyman in Stage Fright (1950), as depicted in the image above. This compilation offers a light-hearted look back at cinema history and Hitchcock’s playful sense of humor.
Special thanks to OpenCulture for the recommendation. The video, edited and shared by YouTube user Morgan T. Rhys, has been available for viewing for the past 12 years. Starting with The Lodger (1927) and Easy Virtue (1928), the supercut progresses through Hitchcock’s filmography, concluding with Frenzy (1972) and Family Plot (1976) – his final feature film before his passing in 1980. For a comprehensive list of Hitchcock’s cameos, refer to Yardbarker’s post or the Wikipedia page. Interestingly, Hitchcock himself referred to the gag of his cameos as “troublesome,” as audience anticipation of his appearances became distracting. To maintain focus on the film, he ensured his cameos were completed within the first 5 minutes. Enjoy the films for their plots, not just for Hitchcock’s appearances. Do you have a favorite cameo?
Find more posts: Feat, To Watch, Video Essays
Person: Alfred Hitchcock, Morgan T. Rhys
Titles: The Lodger, Easy Virtue, Strangers on a Train, Stage Fright, Frenzy, Family Plot
Company Names: YouTube, OpenCulture, Yardbarker, Wikipedia
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