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A screen adaptation of a very successful Irish play written by Sean O’Casey. Introducing Barry Fitzgerald in his first movie, and starring Maire O’Neill, Edward Chapman and Sara Allgood.
Hitchcock treated this screenplay with a lot of respect omitting many of his ususal tricks to plot and scenes in most of his work. I enjoyed the story and was intrigued by the historical theme throughout the film.

In the US this movie was renamed The Girl Was Young. Starring Nova Pilbeam, Derrick De Marney, and John Longden. The change from silent to talkies greatly improves the cinematic experience and adds another dimension to the depths of Hitchcocks films.

The only movie that Hitchcock would receive a full writing credit. Starring Carl Brisson and Lillian Hall-Davis. About the only bad thing I can say about any of the Hitchcock movies is the soundtrack on the silent movies doesn’t enhance or even at times seem appropriate for the film… It is like the music is to break up the silence of the silent film and create added interest.. I will say that I think at the infancy of the film industry people like Hitchcock were more concerned with developing a story and creative ways to shoot particular scenes and had no idea how important music was to a movie….

Hitchcock calls this the first “Hitchcock” movie. Even if he is credited with two releases prior to “The Lodger”. I enjoyed this one alot. The story is loosely based on Jack the Ripper and utilizes the famed London Fog for added mystery and suspense. Starring June Tripp as Daisy Bunting, Ivor Novello the Lodger, Malcolm Keene as the ex-boyfriend, jealous cop.

starring Charles Laughton and Introducing Maureen O’Hara. Maureen O’Hara lights up the black and white screen in a lively and spirited movie of suspense and intrigue. Apparently, the Inn is actual place still in use today. I will put the Jamaica Inn on the list of places to visit if I ever get back to Merry old England..

starred Isabel Jeans. Took an effort to watch, Hitchcok never fails to make something about his films interesting sometimes it’s just a matter of the film being too old to care about.

Starring John Gielgud, Madeleine Carroll, Robert Young and Peter Lorre. Even with all the future stars I found this film flat and just not very entertaining.

Starred Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll is one of the most repected British movies of all time. I agree and found it entertaining and suspenseful with some surprises mixed in. Another very good Hitchcock movie.

This film started as a silent but somewhere during production it became a talkie but there was a silent version as well for theatres that had not yet converted to sound. This film starred Anny Ondra, again and she filled the part well.

Hitchcock’s last silent movie before his jump to “Talkies”. For the time period a very strong role for the leading lady, (Anny Ondra). The two male leads (Karl Brisson and Malcolm Keen)were imho poorly cast almost to the point of comical. The music and pace of this movie fit and overall was one of Hitchcock’s best silent films.