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The 1951 movie that inspired Christopher Nolan 50 years later
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The 1951 movie that inspired Christopher Nolan 50 years later
Most people, when they think of Alfred Hitchcock movies, will quite understandably have in mind the big ones, the really famous ones, your Psycho, your Vertigo, your Rear Window. And that’s fine, they’re incredibly good. However, as Christopher Nolan will tell you, should you ever run into him, the Master of Suspense’s catalogue runs far, far deeper than that. Hitchcock was making movies for decades before those James Stewart classics, with ear…
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