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Hitchcockian Thrillers: Must-See Films in the Style of the Suspense Master

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By Stephen Rebello
| Library Journal
. Feb. 2026. ISBN 9781493079599. $49.95. FILM COPY ISBN For decades, one of the greatest compliments a film director could receive was to have their work referred to as “Hitchcockian.” Following up the LJ-starred Criss-Cross: The Making of Hitchcock’s Dazzling, Subversive Masterpiece “Strangers on a Train”, Rebello looks at over 150 thrillers and rates them on a scale of “1 to 4 Alfreds” for how close they get to representing the work of the Master of Suspense.
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"On the Waterfront's" Elia Kazan-Marlon Brando Rivalry-Author Stephen Rebello Reports

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By Stephen Rebello
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Take it from a veteran of three nonfiction books in which I dramatized the betrayals, transactional romances, backstabbing, feuds, creative compromises, and artistic glories behind the creation of classic films: there are truisms one had better accept quickly. First, it’s a bloody miracle that anything gets made in Hollywood, let alone anything good.
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Library Journal

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By Stephen Rebello
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. Nov. 2024. 224p. ISBN 9781493077809. $32.95. FILM COPY ISBN Rebello ( Dolls! Dolls! Dolls!) brings On the Waterfront’s turbulent journey to life in this detailed, thoughtful exploration of the 1954 film’s development amid the chaotic politics of the 1950s and the dangerous climate of the ports of New Jersey.
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