Hitchcock Truffaut Quote
Franþois Truffaut: Vertigo is one of your most poetic films. It's more poetic than dramatic. The film has a dreamlike quality, a slowness, something contemplative that your other films don't have, which are often built on rapid movement, on speed.
Alfred Hitchcock: Yes. Here you are dealing with the point of view of an emotional man.
Franþois Truffaut: What interested you most about the story?
Alfred Hitchcock: I was intrigued with the efforts to create a woman, after another, in the image of a dead woman.
Alfred Hitchcock: Yes. Here you are dealing with the point of view of an emotional man.
Franþois Truffaut: What interested you most about the story?
Alfred Hitchcock: I was intrigued with the efforts to create a woman, after another, in the image of a dead woman.
Movie: Hitchcock Truffaut
