me: hi how are y—any hitchcock character: let me tell you how i would plan the perfect MURDER. i love murder, i'm so random :)
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Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
An acclaimed, rewatchable crime.
A charming psychopath tries to coerce a tennis star into his theory that two strangers can commit the perfect crime by exchanging murders—each killing the other’s most-hated person.
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me: hi how are y—any hitchcock character: let me tell you how i would plan the perfect MURDER. i love murder, i'm so random :)
That shot of Bruno staring at Guy amongst the tennis crowd whilst everyone else’s head swings back and forth like a mii in wii sports is FREAKIN GLORIOUS.Hitchcock Ranked List
fellas... is it gay to murder the wife of a man you just met on a train?
A charming psychopath attempts to persuade a tennis star to participate in a scheme where they exchange murders to eliminate the people they despise most.
Alfred Hitchcock directed this 1951 film, a seminal work in his filmography and a key adaptation of a Patricia Highsmith novel.