From the authors of The Science of Stephen King and The Science of Agatha Christie comes a book made for every classic film aficionado. The Science of Alfred Hitchcock is a close look at the Master of Suspense’s most revered works. From his start in the silent era to his shocking unmasking of Norman Bates in Psycho, we explore Hitchcock’s legacy through the lens of biography, science, and pop culture.

Set in the golden era of Hollywood, The Science of Alfred Hitchcock provides a daringly close look at the man behind the camera. Join us as we delve into the history of Hitchcock’s body of work to discover:

• Who was the real-life murderer who inspired Shadow of a Doubt?
• Was there really a feud between Hitchcock and studio legend David O. Selznick?
• What is the psychology behind some of Hitchcock’s most famous characters?
• Is there science to support a “perfect” murder as depicted in many of Hitchcock’s films?

With a comprehensive analysis of Alfred Hitchcock’s impressive filmography, this book is a must-read for every suspense enthusiast. Whether you’re a film buff or a newcomer to cinema, you’ll be fascinated by the history and science behind the greatest film director of a generation.

Pages: 224, Year of Publication: 1218, Dimensions: 15.2x15.2cm