HEADING FOR TROUBLE.—Two heads are sometimes better than one, even for Mr Alfred Hitchcock, the renowned director of suspense films. But he is destined to lose one. The head he is holding on the Thames Embankment, London, during the shooting of his new film, “Frenzy,” belongs to his double, a dummy which is a victim in the picture.
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32702, 3 September 1971, Page 1
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58HEADING FOR TROUBLE.—Two heads are sometimes better than one, even for Mr Alfred Hitchcock, the renowned director of suspense films. But he is destined to lose one. The head he is holding on the Thames Embankment, London, during the shooting of his new film, “Frenzy,” belongs to his double, a dummy which is a victim in the picture. Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32702, 3 September 1971, Page 1
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