Alfred Hitchcock thriller makes for the perfect viewing experience after watching 1954's Rear Window, which also stars James ...

It is a creative, exciting thriller in which its stars Grant and Grace Kelly are perfect in their roles. Hitchcock had wanted ...

As her film repetoire grew, Grace Kelly came to personify Hitchcock's ideal of feminine beauty in cinema. Her co-star in romance-thriller Rear Window, James Stewart, later claimed Hitchcock was a ...

Roger Ebert wasn't writing reviews when Alfred Hitchcock was at the peak of his career, but he loved this film so much that he returned to it decades after its release.

Grace Kelly makes an interesting entry in any encyclopaedia of Hollywood ... and he rated her even above Ingrid Bergman – though Ingrid undoubtedly has the edge when it comes to filmography. All three ...

B. Kite, The Village Voice, 2003 Alfred Hitchcock found his ideal ‘cool blonde’ in the shape of the 23-year-old Grace Kelly. In the first of three successive films for him she plays Margot, the victim ...