Hitchcock Becomes Hitchcock

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Focusing on Alfred Hitchcock's early career, the book challenges the notion that his true artistry began in 1934. It highlights his significant body of work from 1925 to 1934, including 12 lesser-known films that showcase his maturity and consistency as a director. By analyzing films like The Lodger and Blackmail, the author argues against the limited perspective that only emphasizes his later thrillers, presenting a more comprehensive view of Hitchcock's creative evolution and contributions to cinema from the outset of his career.