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The date of a British film indicates the year of its initial presenta-tion at a trade show; the date of an American film indicates the year of its American premiere. The studio listing indicates the major studio involved in the production of each film; individual producers and releasing companies are usually not included. Cast listings are provided for those actors who are identified above by name as opposed to role (e.g., "the heroine"). The listing of television films is taken from the article by Jack Edmund Nolan. More complete credits for Hitchcock's feature films can be found in the books by Truffaut and Wood.

Feature Films Directed by Hitchcock

1925
The Pleasure Garden, Gainsborough

1926
The Mountain Eagle, Gainsborough (U.S. title: Fear o' God)
The Lodger Gainsborough (U.S. title: A Story of the London Fog)

1927
Downhill, Gainsborough (U.S. title: When Boys Leave Home)
Easy Virtue, Gainsborough
The Ring, British International Pictures (B.I.P.)

1928
The Farmers Wife, B.I. P.
Champagne, B.I. P.

1929
The Manxman, B.I. P.
Blackmail, B.I.P.
Alice—Anny Ondra,
Frank—John Longden,
The Artist—Cyril Ritchard
Tracy—Donald Calthrop

1930
Juno and the Paycock, B.I. P.
Murder, B.I. P.
Sir John—Herbert Marshall
Diana—Norah Baring
Markham—Edward Chapman

1931
The Skin Game, B.I. P.

1932
Rich and Strange, B.I.P. (U.S. title: East of Shanghai)
Number Seventeen, B.I.P.

1933
Waltzes from Vienna, Tom Arnold (U.S. title: Strauss's Great Waltz)

1934
The Man Who Knew Too Much, Gaumont British
Abbott—Peter Loire
Lawrence—Leslie Banks
Clive—Hugh Wakefield
Ramon—Frank Vosper
Mrs. Lawrence—Edna Best

1935
The Thirty-nine Steps, Gaumont British

1936
The Secret Agent, Gaumont British
Elsa—Madeleine Carroll
Ashenden—John Gielgud
The General—Peter Lorre
Marvin—Robert Young
Caypor—Percy Marmont
"R"—Charles Carson

Sabotage, Gaumont British (U.S. title: The Woman Alone)
Mrs. Verloc—Sylvia Sidney
Verloc—Oscar Homolka

1937
Young and Innocent, Gainsborough/Gaumont British (U.S. title: The Girl Was Young) Robert—Derrick de Marney
Erica—Nova Pilbeam

1938
The Lady Vanishes, Gainsborough
Gil—Michael Redgrave
Dr. Hartz—Paul Lukas

1939
Jamaica Inn, Mayflower

1940
Rebecca, Seiznick
Foreign Correspondent, Walter Wanger/United Artists

1941
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, R.K.O.
Suspicion, R.K.O

1942
Saboteur, Universal

1943
Shadow of a Doubt, Universal
Uncle Charles—Joseph Gotten
Charlie—Teresa Wright

Lifeboat, Twentieth Century—Fox
Gus—William Bendix
Willy—Walter Slezak

1945
Spellbound, Seiznick

1946
Notorious, R.K.O.
Alicia—Ingrid Bergman
Devlin—Gary Grant
Sebastian—Claude Rains

1947
The Paradine Case, Seiznick
Mrs. Paradine—Alida Valli

1948 Rope, Transatlantic/Warner Brothers
Philip—Farley Granger
Rupert—James Stewart

1949
Under Capricorn, Transatlantic/Warner Brothers

1950
Stage Fright, A.B.P.C. /Warner Brothers
Charlotte Inwood—Marlene Dietrich

1951
Strangers on a Train, Warner Brothers
Bruno—Robert Walker
Miriam—Laura Elliot

1953
I Confess, Warner Brothers
Keller—O. E. Hasse
Logan—Montgomery Clift
Ruth—Anne Baxter
Larrue—Karl Maiden

1954
Dial M for Murder, Warner Brothers
Tony—Ray Milland

Rear Window, Paramount
Jeff—James Stewart
Lisa—Grace Kelly
Miss Lonelyhearts—Judith Evelyn
Thorwald—Raymond Burr

1955
To Catch a Thief, Paramount
The Trouble with Harry, Paramount

1956
The Man Who Knew Too Much, Paramount
Dr. MacKenna—James Stewart
Jo MacKenna—Doris Day
Mrs. Drayton—Brenda de Banzie

The Wrong Man, Warner Brothers
Manny Balestrero—Henry Fonda

1958
Vertigo, Paramount
Scottie—James Stewart
Madeleine—Kim Novak
Midge—Barbara Bel Geddes

1959
North by Northwest MGM
Thornhill—Gary Grant
Eve Kendall—Eva Marie Saint

1960
Psycho, Paramount
Marion—Janet Leigh
Norman—Anthony Perkins
Lila—Vera Miles
Sam—John Gavin

1963
The Birds, Universal
Melanie—Tippi Hedren
Mitch—Rod Taylor

1964
Mamie, Universal
Mamie—Tippi Hedren

1966
Torn Curtain, Universal

1969
Topaz, Universal

1972
Frenzy, Universal

1976
Family Plot, Universal
Blanche—Barbara Harris
George—Bruce Dern
Dern Fran—Karen Black
Arthur—William Devane

Television Films Directed by Hitchcock

1. Revenge, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 2 October 1955.

2. Breakdown, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 13 November 1955.

3. The Case of Mr. Pelham, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 4 December 1955.

4. Back for Christmas, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 4 March 1956.

5. Wet Saturday, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 30 Septem-ber 1956.

6. Mr. Blanchard's Secret, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 23 December 1956.

7. One More Mile to Go, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 7 April 1957.

8. Four O'Clock, "Suspicion," NBC, 30 September 1957.

9. The Perfect Crime, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 20 October 1957.

10. Lamb to the Slaughter, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 13 April 1958.

11. Dip in the Pool, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 14 Sep-tember 1958.

12. Poison, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," various dates in late 1958.

13. Banquo's Chair, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 3 May 1959.

14. Arthur, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 27 September 1959.

15. The Crystal Trench, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 4 October 1959.

16. Incident at a Corner, "Ford Star Time," NEC, 5 April 1960.

17. Mrs. Bixby and the Colonel's Coat, "Alfred Hitchcock Pre-sents," NEC, 27 September 1960.

18. The Horseplayer, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," NBC, 14 March 1961.

19. Bang! You're Dead!, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," NBC, 17 October 1961.

20. I Saw the Whole Thing, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," CBS, 11 October 1962.

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