Not only was 1946’s “Notorious” the film that confirmed Alfred Hitchcock’s position as the “master of suspense,” but it also has an important place in Hitchcock lore, and indeed in cinematic history, marking the director’s first time working with costumer extraordinaire Edith Head.
Not only was 1946’s “Notorious” the film that confirmed Alfred Hitchcock’s position as the “master of suspense,” but it also has an important place in Hitchcock lore, and indeed in cinematic history, marking the director’s first time working with costumer extraordinaire Edith Head.
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