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...(although some critics such as [[Robin Wood]] and Donald Spoto contend ''[[Marnie]]'', from 1964, is first-[[class]] Hitchcock). In 1972 Hitchcock returned t ...glamorous blonde star, [[Madeleine Carroll]], is put in handcuffs. In ''[[Marnie]]'' (1964), glamorous blonde [[Tippi Hedren]] is a [[kleptomania]]c. In ''[

...same barn in <i>North-by-Northwest</i>; Tippi Hedren riding a horse in <i>Marnie</i>). Although it is easy to project a conscious strategy into what may hav

...he edge of the sink. This scene, a kind of <b>Psycho</b> reread through <b>Marnie</b> (with its red stain blurring the screen) contains the main elements of

...Pit</i> (Anatol Litvak, 1949), and even, although it is caricatured, in <i>Marnie</i> ([[Alfred Hitchcock]], 1964). [[Dreams]] have obviously assumed their [