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Synopsis

In 1959, Sir Alfred Hitchcock (Sir Anthony Hopkins) and his wife, Alma Reville (Dame Helen Mirren), are at the top of their creative game as filmmakers amidst disquieting insinuations about it being time to retire.

To recapture his youth's artistic daring, Sir Alfred decides his next movie will adapt the lurid horror novel, "Psycho", over everyone's misgivings.

Unfortunately, as Sir Alfred self-finances and labors on this movie, Alma finally loses patience with his roving eye and controlling habits with his actresses.

When an ambitious friend lures her to collaborate on a work of their own, the resulting marital tension colors Sir Alfred's work, even as the novel's inspiration haunts his dreams.

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Play Title Artist
Hitchcock
Funeral March of a Marionette
Charles Gounod: Writer
You're the Only One for Me
Alan Ett: Writer
Preludes, Op. 28: No. 1 in C Major, Agitato
Ain't That a Kick in the Head
Sammy Cahn: Writer
Dean Martin: Performer
Two Hearts Entwine
Jimmy Hastings: Wtitten
Tweedle Dee
Georgia Gibbs: Performer
Symphony No. 3 in E Flat Major 'Eroica' Op. 55: Scherzo Allegro Vivace
Ludwig van Beethoven: Writer
Jim Long: Performer
Kiss of Fire
The Murder
The Bathroom
Logos
Danny Elfman: Performer
Theme From ?Hitchcock?
Danny Elfman: Performer
The Premiere
Danny Elfman: Performer
Paramount/Out The Gate
Danny Elfman: Performer
Mommy Dearest
Danny Elfman: Performer
In Bed
Danny Elfman: Performer
Impulses
Danny Elfman: Performer
The Censor
Danny Elfman: Performer
The Swim
Danny Elfman: Performer
Peeping
Danny Elfman: Performer
Sacrifices
Danny Elfman: Performer
Walk With Hitch
Danny Elfman: Performer
Celery
Danny Elfman: Performer
Telephone
Danny Elfman: Performer
Suspicion
Danny Elfman: Performer
Explosion
Danny Elfman: Performer
Selling Psycho
Danny Elfman: Performer
Fantasy Smashed
Danny Elfman: Performer
The Sand
Danny Elfman: Performer
It?s A Wrap
Danny Elfman: Performer
Busted
Danny Elfman: Performer
Saving The House
Danny Elfman: Performer
Finally
Danny Elfman: Performer
Home At Last
Danny Elfman: Performer
End Credit#1
Danny Elfman: Performer
End Credit#2
Danny Elfman: Performer
Funeral March For A Marionette
Danny Elfman: Performer
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH: Concert Overture (Bernard Hermann)
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
REBECCA: Suite (Franz Waxman)
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
REAR WINDOW (Franz Waxman): I Prelude
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
II Lisa – Intermezzo
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
III Ballet
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
IV Lisa – Finale
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
STRANGERS ON A TRAIN: Suite (Dimitri Tiomkin)
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
DIAL M FOR MURDER: Suite (Dimitri Tiomkin)
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
VERTIGO (Bernard Herrmann): Prelude
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
Scène d'Amour
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
NORTH BY NORTHWEST: Main Titles (Bernard Hermann)
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
PSYCHO: A Narrative for String Orchestra (Bernard Hermann)
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH: The Storm Clouds – Cantata (composed by Arthur Benjamin, arranged by Bernard Herrmann)
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
HITCHCHOCK: End Credits (Danny Elfman)
Arthur Benjamin: Performer
Scène d'Amour
Arthur Benjamin: Performer

User reviews

Donald Lee
9/10

The emotional depth and complexity of the relationship between Sir Alfred and Alma Reville are expertly underscored by the evocative soundtrack. The music conveys the love, frustration, and ultimately the mutual inspiration between the couple, adding a poignant layer to their story.

Donald Walker
3/10

The soundtrack of Hitchcock seemed out of place at times, disrupting the flow of the story rather than complementing it. The music choices did not effectively convey the emotional nuances of the characters and their relationships, leaving a disconnect between the audience and the on-screen events.

William Davis
3/10

The soundtrack of Hitchcock failed to capture the suspense and tension that the film's plot demanded. It lacked the depth and intensity needed to enhance the psychological aspects of Sir Alfred Hitchcock's character.

Karen Turner
10/10

The soundtrack of Hitchcock beautifully captures the tension and drama of Sir Alfred Hitchcock's creative process. The music enhances the sense of suspense and unease as he embarks on adapting the novel Psycho, adding depth to the film's narrative.

Joshua Campbell
8/10

The musical score in Hitchcock effectively mirrors the emotional complexities of the characters, particularly Sir Alfred and Alma. The music seamlessly transitions between moments of tension, romance, and drama, highlighting the nuances of their relationship and inner struggles throughout the film.

Deborah Lewis
5/10

On the other hand, I felt that some tracks in the soundtrack of Hitchcock were a bit repetitive and predictable. While they served their purpose in creating a mood, they lacked originality and failed to stand out on their own. I wish there had been more variety in the musical themes to match the complexity of the characters and plot.

Donald Smith
3/10

The music in Hitchcock felt generic and uninspired, failing to create a unique atmosphere that would have enriched the viewer's experience. It lacked originality and creativity, becoming forgettable amidst the dramatic events of the film.

Laura Allen
7/10

The soundtrack of Hitchcock perfectly captures the suspenseful and mysterious atmosphere of the film. The use of orchestral arrangements and subtle melodies adds depth to the storytelling, enhancing the viewing experience for the audience.

Charles Turner
6/10

I found the soundtrack of Hitchcock to be a perfect complement to the suspenseful and dramatic storyline. The music effectively captured the tension and intrigue of Sir Alfred Hitchcock's creative process and personal struggles. It added depth and emotion to the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.