Memorable Hitchcock Movie Moments: Reel 2

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1. From his wheelchair, an immobilised photographer sends his girlfriend into the garden of a suspected killer to look for evidence. She sneaks into the suspected killer’s flat and the photographer can only look on helplessly as the man returns, grabs the girl and turns out the lights. From which Alfred Hitchcock movie is this a scene? Rear Window Shadow Of A Doubt Rope Topaz

2. A self-absorbed millionaire welcomes his new, second, wife to the home he had shared with his first wife. She loves him, and imagines he reciprocates her love, but something terrifying seems to stir inside her when he confesses that he despised his first wife and played a part in her macabre death. In which Alfred Hitchcock movie does this traumatic confession scene appear? Rebecca Jamaica Inn The Wrong Man The Man Who Knew Too Much

3. The use of iconic landmarks to set the scene and build the tension is a hallmark of many Alfred Hitchcock movies. Which of these shows a small-time crook being chased by police over the domed roof of the British Museum, to fall through the glass into the reading room? Shadow Of A Doubt Blackmail The Man Who Knew Too Much Rope

4. A woman ends up dead in an apartment with a knife in her back and a horrified cleaning woman who finds the body begins to scream. Suddenly the camera cuts to a shot of a railway tunnel with a train steaming into it. From which Alfred Hitchcock movie is this a scene? The Secret Agent The 39 Steps Rope Notorious

5. A woman awakens from sleep on a train and notices that the elderly woman who had been sitting opposite her has disappeared – but did she ever exist in the first place? In which Alfred movie is this question posed? Spellbound The Lady Vanishes Lifeboat Shadow Of A Doubt

6. A new wife suspects that her penniless bounder of a husband plans to kill her. He takes her for a drive at breakneck speed along a clifftop and her car door flies open. His hand reaches towards her... From which Alfred Hitchcock movie is this a memorable scene? Dial M For Murder Frenzy Suspicion Torn Curtain

7. A young woman is forced by a semi-deranged lover into changing her physical appearance. The audience sees her gaining a new hairstyle, new clothes and newly-shaped eyebrows. She then emerges into a green-lit bedroom looking the very image of his dead former lover. Inflamed with passion, he kisses her. In which Alfred Hitchcock movie does this rather morbid scene appear? Stage Fright Rebecca Torn Curtain Vertigo

8. A supposedly sweet and innocent actor is trapped below a theatre stage with a female friend and admits to being a homicidal maniac. Her eyes get bigger and her face shows her mounting terror, suddenly a piece of scenery falls and one of them dies... This was a tense scene from an Alfred Hitchcock movie. Which one? Young And Innocent Stage Fright The Birds Torn Curtain

9. Which Alfred Hitchcock movie features a travelling camera shot that moves in one take from people idling in a hotel lobby, into a grand tearoom and across 50 yards of dance floor, to settle four inches from the eyes of a jazz band drummer? Rope Young And Innocent Shadow Of A Doubt The an Who Knew Too Much

10. A woman confesses to her new husband, on the first night of their honeymoon, that she is clinically incapable of physical love. He appears to accept that and leaves the room; then, minutes later, he bursts in and pushes her onto the bed. The camera fixes on her face, then pans to look out through an uncurtained porthole. In which movie did Alfred Hitchcock use this device to suggest to audiences what takes place, even if they do not see it? Jamaica Inn Rebecca Marnie Topaz