Shadow of a Doubt (1943) - Universal (UK, 2005) Shadow of a Doubt (1943) - Universal (USA, 2006) to view all of the DVD releases of this film, see Shadow of a Doubt (1943) - DVD releases.Shadow of a Doubt (1943) - Universal (Blu-ray, 2012)Īs part of the box set: Alfred Hitchcock: The Masterpiece Collection - Universal (Blu-ray, 2012) production studio: Skirball Productions and Universal Pictures.sound mix: mono (Western Electric Sound System).web links to information, articles, reviews, etc.articles about Shadow of a Doubt (1943).1000 Frames of Shadow of a Doubt (1943).Pre-Production Screenplay Casting Principal Photography Release & Reception See Also.įor further relevant information about this film, see also. However, Uncle Charlie is being pursued by a couple of detectives who suspect him of being 'The Merry Widow Murderer', an evil strangler wanted in connection with the deaths of several rich East coast widows. On arrival at the telegraph office she discovers he is already on his way. The Newton's eldest daughter, 'young Charlie', decides that things need brightening up and resolves to contact her Uncle Charlie (after whom she is named) and invite him to stay. The Newton family lead a quiet life in the North California town of Santa Rosa.

MovieArt Austin will sell NO reproductions.'A Blast of DRAMATIC Dynamite exploded right before your eyes!' Synopsis MovieArt Austin guarantees that this poster is an authentic, original, vintage Italian locandina for this movie. This is a great, if inexpensive, poster for the film. The insert is in fine plus condition but there are two punched with a hole-puncher as if to indicate that the poster was somehow kept in an aggregate of collected posters (in a book of sorts.) A more modernist interpretative art by Franco Picchioni.

This is an Italian 15x28 (fotobusta) for a sixties re-release of the film. Hitchcock plays the unraveling of affection and confidence into doubt, distress and finally terror with the directorial sureness for which he is remembered. Wright fairly woships her debonair and mysterious uncle until certain disturbing traits begin to unravel some sinister secrets. After many years of uncertain travel, he comes to Santa Rosa, California to stay with his sister. And it certainly is one of most chilling of Hitchcock's films of the 1940s. SHADOW OF A DOUBT was reputed to be Hitchcock's favorite of all his films.

Universal Pictures Italian 14x28 Locandina Re-release of 1962 Art by Franco Picchioni

Shadow of a Doubt (Universal, 1943)