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Window washers Robert A. Harris and James C. Katz bring the reds, whites, blacks and blues back into Hitchcock's nimble masterpiece about the burden of perception.
By Michael Sragow [02/10/00]

"Rear Window" James Stewart loves watching the defectives in Hitchcock's restored peeping-tom thriller.
By Charles Taylor [01/21/00]

Master of imperfection Hitchcock may have been a master of many things, but his goofy endings were like a dead cockroach found at the bottom of a near-perfect cinematic sundae.
By Steve Burgess [08/13/99]

All in the family Patricia Hitchcock O'Connell recalls working with her father, Alfred, on "Strangers on a Train" and "Psycho."
By Michael Sragow [08/13/99]

The Savage id Camille Paglia talks about why Hitchcock has more to do with Madonna than he does with pomo theorists.
By Michael Sragow [08/13/99]

Lights, cameo, action! Alfred Hitchcock's first rule of directing was to treat actors like cattle -- and even in his own cameos, he was no sacred cow.
By Sarah Vowell [08/11/99]

Moral majority The American people acquitted Clinton long ago.
By Charles Taylor [02/13/99]

Moral majority The American people acquitted Clinton long ago.
By Charles Taylor [02/13/99]

Back in the shower again Gus Van Sant's retelling of a Hitchcock classic may not be anything new, but it's still just as shocking.
By Mary Elizabeth Williams [12/04/98]

Our American Friend Christopher Hitchens pays tribute to the late movie star James Stewart
By Christopher Hitchens [07/11/97]

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