Us? Not so much, but see it and judge for yourself. The line across the top says, “One of Hitchcock’s best!” Of course, he would rise to even greater heights during the 1950s and 1960s, but some still regard this as top five Hitchcock.
Anyway, this is an excellent poster that tells the entire story of the film-an outwardly normal man is really a monster, and in the art casts a misshapen shadow that only one young, intuitive woman can see. The Swedish premiere of the movie was today in 1943, which might be a surprising fact for some, considering the ongoing calamity that was World War II, but Sweden was neutral during the conflict-or perhaps a better way to phrase it is to say it was occasionally helpful to both the Axis and Allies. Featuring stellar performances from Teresa Wright and Joseph Cotten (as well as Hume Cronyns comical debut as a dim-witted, self-appointed murder 'expert'), Shadow of a Doubt is a memorable experience as both a major Hitchcock film and an enduringly creepy commentary on human nature. Studio: Universal Pictures Director: Alfred Hitchcock Producer: Jack H. The truth of a man is always revealed by the shape of the shadow he casts.Ībove, a Swedish poster for Alfred Hitchcock’s psychological thriller Skuggan av ett tvivel, staring Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright, and originally released in the U.S.
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