The Murder of Monty Woolley

Proceeds to support initiatives to cure and control cystic fibrosis.

Alfred Hitchcock writes, directs, and stars in this puzzling photo-story. On the set of his latest film, the lead actor receives an ominous note, and is later found slumped over his wardrobe, dead. Who’s responsible for the grisly scene? Can Hitchcock bring the murderer to justice?

‘Hitchcock belongs among such artists of anxiety as Kafka, Dostoyesky, and Poe.’

—François Truffaut

‘Hitchcock’s talent was so enormous, I’d prefer not to judge him as an individual.’

—Pedro Almodóvar

Dial M for Murder, Psycho, Strangers on a Train,Vertigo,Sight & Sound