Thought of one of many biggest movies ever made, this thriller flick was nominated for 4 Oscars.
Rear Window official 1954 trailer from Paramount
Again in 1954, Alfred Hitchcock directed James Stewart and Grace Kelly in Rear Window.
The four-time Oscar-nominated movie was shot nearly completely from the point-of-view outdoors the window.
Stewart stars as a newspaper photographer with a fractured leg who spends his restoration watching his neighbours out the window.
That’s, till sooner or later he witnesses a homicide and decides to unravel the crime with out getting killed himself.
Rear Window is broadly thought of not solely one in every of Hitchcock’s greatest movies but additionally one of many biggest films ever made.
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Rear Window is considerd one in every of Alfred Hitchcock’s greatest movies (Picture: GETTY)
The movie was shot completely at Paramount Photos and in response to Stewart: “All people simply sat round and waited for [Grace] to come back within the morning, so we might simply take a look at her. She was variety to everyone, so thoughtful, simply nice, and so lovely.”
The 46-year-old additionally praised his 25-year-old co-star’s instinctive appearing expertise and her “full understanding of the way in which movement image appearing is carried out.”
Hitchcock loved working together with his main man, in comparison with the “fussy and demanding” Cary Grant as he discovered Stewart to be straightforward to get on with and a hard-working performer.
Rear Window is on BBC Two at 2:10pm this Sunday and will probably be on BBC iPlayer afterwards for a restricted time solely.
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