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The 59 pages that link to Alfred Hitchcock, each with the reason it gives.

• Albert BassermannRelated: Hitchcock cast Bassermann as a German general in the 1930 film Murder!.

• Dean KoontzRelated: Koontz’s emphasis on suspense connects his novels to Hitchcock’s influential storytelling tradition.

• James Stewart (actor)Related: Hitchcock repeatedly used Stewart’s geniality to heighten psychological unease.

• Judith AndersonRelated: He directed the film that gave Anderson her best-known screen role.

• Kim NovakRelated: He directed Novak in Vertigo and closely shaped its contrasting roles.

• Lew WassermanRelated: Wasserman negotiated Hitchcock’s move to Universal and helped shape his unusually favorable studio arrangement.

• Monster: The Ed Gein StoryRelated: The series includes Hitchcock as a character amid Gein’s cultural afterlife.

• Ray MillandRelated: Hitchcock directed Milland in Dial M for Murder, adapting the role from stage to screen.

• Robert DonatRelated: Hitchcock directed Donat in The Thirty-Nine Steps, a defining partnership in Donat’s film career.