Even the biographers, watching the life ‘start at zero’, have struggled
to establish where the motivation for the inventiveness came from. The
most popular hypothesis, not least because Hitchcock himself promoted it
so vigorously, concerns timidity. ‘The man who excels at filming fear
is himself a very fearful person,’ Truffaut observed, ‘and I suspect
that this trait of his personality has a direct bearing on his success.’
The most substantial biography to date, by Patrick McGilligan, includes
plenty of anecdotes about fear ... David Trotter, lrb.
Ecco le nuove biografie su Hitchcock:
Ecco le nuove biografie su Hitchcock:
- Peter Ackroyd, Alfred Hitchcock (Chatto)
- Michael Wood, Alfred Hitchcock: The Man Who Knew Too Much (New Harvest)
- Jan Olsson, Hitchcock à la carte (Duke)
- Hitchcock on Hitchcock: Selected Writings and Interviews, Vol. II, a cura di Sidney Gottlieb
(California)
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