Tippi Hedren

Tippi Hedren is an American actress and former fashion model, best known for starring in Alfred Hitchcock’s films The Birds and Marnie.

The Birds: A 1963 Alfred Hitchcock film in which unexplained bird attacks disrupt a coastal California town. Hedren made her feature-film debut as Melanie Daniels, the story’s central character.
Alfred Hitchcock: An English film director known for suspense films including Vertigo, Psycho, and The Birds. Hitchcock cast Hedren in The Birds and Marnie, the roles most associated with her.
Shambala Preserve: A California wildlife sanctuary founded by Tippi Hedren for rescued exotic cats. Hedren established the preserve in 1983 after years of caring for big cats.
Fashion model: A person who presents clothing or products in photographs, advertisements, or fashion shows. Hedren worked as a model before Hitchcock cast her in The Birds.
Marnie: A 1964 Alfred Hitchcock film about a compulsive thief whose husband investigates her past. Hedren stars as Marnie Edgar, a troubled woman whose secrets drive the plot.
Rod Taylor: An Australian actor whose film roles included The Time Machine and The Birds. Taylor played Mitch Brenner opposite Hedren in The Birds.
Roar Foundation: A nonprofit organization established to support the Shambala Preserve and its animals. Hedren founded the organization to fund the sanctuary’s animal care and operations.
The Today Show: An American morning television program that premiered on NBC in 1952. Hitchcock reportedly noticed Hedren in a television advertisement shown on the program.
The Girl: A 2012 television drama about Alfred Hitchcock’s work with actresses Tippi Hedren and Sienna Miller. The film dramatizes Hedren’s account of her experiences during The Birds and Marnie.
Sean Connery: A Scottish actor best known for playing James Bond in seven films. Connery co-starred with Hedren in Hitchcock’s Marnie.

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