Mary Memorabilia & Collectibles

In 1931 Alfred Hitchcock directed a movie named “Mary”, which was the German version of the Hitchcock's “Murder” in 1930, this is shot simultaneously on the same sets with the German actors. These movies are originally based on the play Enter Sir John by the Clemence Dane and the Helen Simpson.

 

According to the reviews this movie was rated as the good mystery thriller drama of that time and given 7 stars out of 10. James Stewart with whom he worked in 4 movies, Edmund Gwenn 4 movies and many more. This murder mystery drama was exactly same as the English version of it “Murder”...   more

In 1931 Alfred Hitchcock directed a movie named “Mary”, which was the German version of the Hitchcock's “Murder” in 1930, this is shot simultaneously on the same sets with the German actors. These movies are originally based on the play Enter Sir John by the Clemence Dane and the Helen Simpson.

 

According to the reviews this movie was rated as the good mystery thriller drama of that time and given 7 stars out of 10. James Stewart with whom he worked in 4 movies, Edmund Gwenn 4 movies and many more. This murder mystery drama was exactly same as the English version of it “Murder” but it is shorter then that by 28 minutes. This movie omits some of the enjoyable parts of the English version as well as some of the clues which lead finally to the murderer. This movie features actors like Alfred Abel and Olga Tschechowa. There were many movies were made later on the same concept and they all gets appreciated by the audience because of the story line and the star Casting. Alfred Hitchcock directed many movies and in them he worked mostly with Cary Grant, who acted in 4 of his films, Leo G. Carroll who acted in 6 movies directed by him. While shooting of Mary Director Alfred Hitchcock experienced various challenges because of the 2 shooting simultaneously, Mary and Murder but he managed it very well and completed both the films on time and with perfection. They both did very well business in the Industry and rated as one of the award winning movies of that Era.