Now that is an ingenious way of repromoting a classic. What a labour of love.

Hitchcocks own favorite movie. Evil coming into an ordinary town. Masterpiece.

Wanna know about an incredible detail? During the course of this movie, the shadows on Uncle Charlie's face get darker and darker as her fears and suspicions about him continue to grow.

@SaintVodou

Жыл бұрын

Just kind of detail Hitchcock did so well. Spielberg is that kind of visual storyteller too, a director who tackles the Big Questions but is just as careful with the little things.

@playsaboutmycat

Жыл бұрын

I’m going to have to watch it again to catch these nuances.

I came here after coming across an interview with Hitchcock, he said this was the film he was most fond of. Great job on the trailer.

@robertholmes8917

5 жыл бұрын

I did exactly the same thing. Dick Cavett interview? Funny coincidence.

@marcosul3992

5 жыл бұрын

David Hutton : exact same reason , in fact after writing this comment im gonna download the movie and go back to finishing the interview 🤓

@swatkats9073

4 жыл бұрын

I came here from there too.

@MicheleBenfante

4 жыл бұрын

Me too...

@CharleneTupas

3 жыл бұрын

Same! Also checked rear window. He said these two were his best. 🤩

I love this film, probably one of my favorites of Hitchcock's. Joseph Cotten is perfect as Uncle Charlie.

Excellent job putting this together. This is such a fantastic film. I've been introducing my teenage nephew to the classics. He is really enjoying it. Great to see the younger folks appreciating these films.

Master film director Alfred Hitchcocks best black and white movie.

Hitchcock's favourite. Joseph Cotten used to spend every Fourth of July with Alfred Hitchcock and his family. I once knew the lady who became nanny to Hitchcock's daughter. She said one day the front doorbell rang....she answered it and there was Cary Grant. He said "Hello!!" and kissed her on the cheek. She told me she didn't wash her face for a week.

Amazing modern application of the trailer onto a classic film!! they should do this with all movies made before the 90s. The old trailers are always kinda shitty. This is AWESOME! nice work!!!!!! LOVE IT

@acdragonrider

4 жыл бұрын

They are classic style trailers. I love what you did with it though!

@waterlilyqueen

4 жыл бұрын

I love old movies but don’t really like old trailers. I’m glad somebody agrees! I love this trailer!

@steveblundell7766

3 ай бұрын

I agree, I hate old trailers but I love old films and fan trailers of old films

This is my favorite trailer of all time. Phenomenal job.

Fantastic trailer, great work. This is the most visually beautiful of Hitchcock's black and white films and you have really captured that.

more like a summary than a trailer since it gives everything away

Great, suspenseful editing. Thank you.

@kiriforever1

3 жыл бұрын

This trailer is even more suspenseful than the original movie in it’s entirety.

Awesome job. Shadow of a Doubt is my favourite Hitchcock movie and you did it justice in this trailer.

This was really well-done. Good job including moments from later in the movie without giving away their significance.

Incredible trailer!

I've seen this several times and never realized, or maybe never retained the knowledge, this is a Hitchcock film. This is a fantastic trailer for a really creepy, small town film noir/suspense story.

Great job putting this together. I'd definitely watch the film from this trailer

Beautifully done trailer- makes me want to see this gem once again!!

Seeing a more modern (well at least 1990s style modern) version of this is wonderful, but it only works because of the way you did it...very well done!

@patstokes3615

5 жыл бұрын

Why would you think a movie has to be modern to be good. You're asking for murder scenes, blood, and sex because that is all Hollywood seems to offer. Hitchcock can not be replaces by modern.

@ALLNEWSUX1

4 жыл бұрын

@@patstokes3615 Um yeah guy (or girl), I think you missed my point not to mention my handle which is ALLNEWSUX...I loathe modern cinema, think the 21st century is full of nothing but crap and spend all my days across different platforms online trying to inform people about the greatest of all things pre-21st century which would definitely include Hitchcock. Don't confuse my compliment to the uploader as love for new Hollywood...also, when the Hell did I "ask for murder scenes, blood & sex"?

@acdragonrider

4 жыл бұрын

Pat Stokes blood, sex and gore is everything I see as wrong with Hollywood today. It’s terrible how ingrained all three have become in modern culture and movies. Hitchcock once said during the filming of psycho that he did it in black and white so they didn’t have to show the blood. But you knew it was blood. His love scenes in notorious or North by northwest. Sexual innuendos and suggestive. But never over the top or excessively pornographic. Because you don’t need that. Any story should be told as simply and cinematically as possible and everything needs to be subordinated to the story.

Ein umwerfender Film! Danke, mein geliebter Joseph!

Found this trailer yesterday and watched the film straight away after. Great piece. I knew the father's friend (the morbid one) was from Ontario straight away... So Canadian!!

@fergalhughes165

4 жыл бұрын

Hume Cronyn, he worked quite a bit with Hitch, in front and behind the camera (writing). Cronyn was married to Jessica Tandy, the mother from Hitchcock's The Birds.

Love this trailer! With that *whaaam* sound we use today. Great job!

Fantastic job!

This is an amazing movie! Great job with this trailer! Wonderful job!

This was really cool, thank you for making it! You're very talented

Fantastic trailer.

Well done. Captures the movie really well. “Are they?”

amazing job on the trailer!!! very nice work!!!

Wow! Fantastic job!

I've got this brilliant film saved on my Sky cable box and can't bring my self to upgrade to the latest box because I will lose the recording. Even though I can purchase the film on Amazon. Some of my other favourite films from Alfred Hitchcock is the Rear Window, Rope, Strangers on a Train and Jamaica Inn

Wow! You've done a great job with this trailer 👏

Awesome job.

" *The world is a hell what does it matter what happens in it* " Uncle Charlie

Excellent trailer!

excellent!

I hate it when classic movies B/W trailers are are re-edited to look like modern trailers------I hate it even more when re-edit was done extremely well and I couldn't help being captivated and entertained. Nice job on the edit. No sarcasm. SIGH--- just watched the original 1943 trailer---your version arguably gave away even less information and in a very compelling way---arg, you got me twice....

Nice job on the trailer, whoever made it!

Love it

One of the best film noir ever created

Great Hitch

I like it, i think it would be better with lower volume background music though, thanks.

One of my favorite movies my other favorite being return of the living dead

my fav hitchcock movie .

@Gencturk92

2 жыл бұрын

you should check out strangers on a train, dial m for murder and rear window too

@robertharrison2.055

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gencturk92 thanks '' i have those movies .

@Gencturk92

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertharrison2.055 strangers on a train is a brilliant film, so is dial m for murder...i wish i lived in those days to see those years

wow a trailer of a movie from 1943 managed to scare me too nice.

Please make more of these. Like if other Hitchcock films

wow this trailer looks amazing!!!

This is a very good trailer which gives an excellent sense of this superb movie. Just one quibble. You have misspelt Joseph Cotten's name in the credits. Sadly, it is a common mistake so don't feel too badly.

1:59 that line was used in Skinny Puppy’s “Far Too Frail”

The premise for Shadow of a Doubt is like something out of a Grimm fairy tale if you think about it.

Funny enough, from all of his own movies this was Alfred Hichcock's favorite one.

Hitchcock considered this his masterpiece.

@fergalhughes165

4 жыл бұрын

No, apparently it was just his favourite of his films.

Wow

🤩👏👏👏

Well this trailer gives away the entire movie. It's good if you've seen it already but for anyone who hasn't seen the movie.... well this sums it up lol... like most modern trailers really.

Great job. Just missing the epic voice over

I’m about to watch this movie for the first time

@4everdays503

3 жыл бұрын

How was it?

@randywhite3947

3 жыл бұрын

@@4everdays503 I enjoy it

@Gencturk92

3 жыл бұрын

@@randywhite3947 strangers on a train was great too

Best skinny puppy samples

@thecerealthriller

3 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree more. I thought I was the only one. That’s how I found out about the film.

A decent trailer.

Adding the modern sounds and cranking up the volume real loud doesn't make it more powerful. It ruins it.

Hey i am going to colorize this trailer as you have it . Is the sound from the original trailer ?

I want to love this so much, but I wish you’d spelled Joseph Cotten’s name correctly. Otherwise, very nice.

Does anyone know the audio overlay this person uses and where I can find it?

is the nicole kidman film 'stoker' a remake of this?

Good work. Hitchcock would have hired you.

The trailer is better than the movie and I love the movie.

Pellicola molto bella, certo non è chissà che cosa e il finale sul treno è un pò frettoloso, comunque è piacevole da seguire, quindi molto bella e molto bella per me come valutazione è 7,5.

Just one detail the actor’s name was CottEn.

Stoker was based from this

12:05 PM March 7th 2021

Wow. Superb. 1945? Did you recreate the music score?

@thevillainwhispered

5 жыл бұрын

Damien H I got it from the Allied (2016) trailer!

@komandantereyes5581

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the music was way ahead of it's time.

This trailer was cool! I was a little let down by the ending of the movie, though. Psycho and Rear Window had endings that wow you. This one was just kinda "meh" in comparison. But overall it was an enjoyable film.

Awful trailer, unless the point was to be obviously modern and incredibly tacky.