Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Complete 1985 – 1989 Series – Limited Edition
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The original Alfred Hitchcock Presents / The Alfred Hitchcock Hour aired from 1955 to 1965, and during those ten seasons audiences around the world enjoyed the 359 episodes of mystery and suspense that had a kick in the “tale”.
In 1985, television boldly presented a contemporised version, in which a then-new colourisation process would bring Alfred Hitchcock back to life to introduce these updated thrillers. Attracting a cast of vintage and upcoming Hollywood talent and filmmakers, Alfred Hitchcock Presents was introduced to a new audience, airing four seasons between 1985 and 1989.
At last, this 12-disc DVD Limited Edition collection brings together every episode from the revival series for the first time, book-ending one of television’s most successful and enjoyable franchises. Season 1 includes the original feature-length television movie pilot containing four stories, with the syndicated versions of those stories also presented as separate episodes.
Housed in a collectable Hardbox, plus a 120-page booklet with an essay by Martin Grams, Jr. and Patrik Wikstrom, and a complete episode guide.
Special Features
Includes 11 NEW audio commentaries
- Feature-length television movie pilot by screenwriter and film historian Gary Gerani
- Method Actor by film historian Steve Mitchell
- The Gloating Place by author/film and television historian Amanda Reyes
- The Creeper by film and television historian Reba Wissner
- The Jar by film historians Jonathan Rigby and Kevin Lyons
The Initiation by author/film and television historian Amanda Reyes and writer/podcaster Daniel R. Budnik
- Deathmate by film and television historian Reba Wissner
- Prism by author/film and television historian Amanda Reyes
- Kandinsky's Vault by film and television historian Reba Wissner
- Fogbound by film historians Jonathan Rigby and Kevin Lyons
- Survival of the Fittest by film historian Steve Mitchell
- Limited Edition HARD BOX packaging
- 120-page booklet with essay by Martin Grams, Jr. and Patrik Wikstrom plus complete episode guide