Hitchcock spy movie techniques with Tony Lee Moral
We talk with the author of the new book “The Young Alfred Hitchcock’s Movie Making Masterclass” and discuss how Hitchcock made spy movies.
We talk with the author of the new book “The Young Alfred Hitchcock’s Movie Making Masterclass” and discuss how Hitchcock made spy movies.
Join Dan and Tom as they are cracking the code of spy movies!
Here, we’re taking a close look at the 1936 Alfred Hitchcock movie, Secret Agent, its influence on future spy movies, and how sometimes being a secret agent is not that secret!
And here in Secret Agent, it is a man identified only as “R” who asks Brodie to undertake this new secret mission.
After arriving in Switzerland, they stay at the Hotel Excelsior, where they were told the German spy was staying.
A suspicious older, bearded man steps into a shop and is handed a note.
The “wife,’ named Elsa Carrington, is having second thoughts about the mission
Watch the last 13 minutes of the movie, the culmination of the movie , all on a train.