Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 9 August 1958Plausibility has always been the least of Alfred Hitchcock's worries. Most of his films, in a long and productive career, have been thrillers; nearly all have varied between good and very good and the best as well as the less good of them have told wildly improbable stories.
From The Archive, 9 August 1958: Hitchcock's New Essay In Sleight Of Hand
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