Best Hitchcock interview I've seen. Great that this footage was saved, a real treasure. A true genius of film-making, and one of the great cultural figures of the 20th century.

Hitchcock was a master. This talk is about how he became one!

One of the most interesting personalities off the 20th century.

Such a, brilliant interview and the sweetest man. May,he rest  in  peace

Has to be one of the best interviews he did.

1966 the year I was born.  Alfred Hitchcock I love you.❤

Fascinating to see him so controlled, relaxed, confident -- and yet to know he was a jumble of nerves and neuroses behind it all too

"Why does thunder turn the milk sour?"

LOL. I love Hitchcock.

Outstanding recovered footage!

The maestro. A genius. Truly.

May you rest in Peace, Maestro Hitch 🤍

What a brilliant individual !

His flamboyant way of speaking, and facial expressions have me on THE FLOOR!!!

"...that's absolutely not true, I didn't say anything of the sort...I didn't say actors are cattle...I said they should be TREATED like cattle!" 😂😂😂😂

1966 was the year Hitchcock's 50th film, TORN CURTAIN,  was released.  I saw TORN CURTAIN before I saw other Hitchcock films, including PSYCHO. The main reason I saw TC was that Julie Andrews was the leading lady.

I literally think he said 'Sellstick' in place of Selznik when asked about how he was brought to Hollywood.

When I was 7 years old I found myself watching a movie where birds where terrorising a town and it left me traumatised for years. The film obviously was, "The Birds" by Hitchcock and I've been a fan ever since. Now, 50 years later I'm watching this interview and it's made me realise how powerful film directors are, whether they know it at the time or not.

It was wonderful

What a treasure!!!!!!

Mike Scott from Granada TV was an excellent interviewer. He was overlooked as a major interviewer. He was at Granada at the same time as Michael Parkinson!