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Alfred Hitchcock Monologues

Alfred Hitchcock is a character from Hitchcock and Monster. Browse 5 curated audition pieces featuring Alfred Hitchcock, spanning drama. Each scene includes Director's Notes with performance guidance, character analysis, and a downloadable PDF.

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Film

duologue

2 min

Alma, Alfred Hitchcock — Then why are you spending all hours of

Hitchcock

by John J. McLaughlin

Alma Reville confronts her husband Alfred Hitchcock, demanding recognition for her decades of invisible labor and her right to a life outside his shadow.

Film

duologue

3-4 minutes

Alma, Alfred Hitchcock — May I turn that down

Hitchcock

by John J. McLaughlin

Alfred Hitchcock confronts his wife Alma about her collaboration with another writer, masking his professional jealousy with accusations of infidelity.

Film

duologue

2 min

The Studio Says No

Hitchcock

by John J. McLaughlin

Alfred Hitchcock and his wife Alma discuss the financial risks of self-funding Psycho after Paramount rejects the project.

Film

duologue

2 mins

The New Masters of Suspense

Hitchcock

by John J. McLaughlin

Alfred Hitchcock frets over aging and negative reviews while his wife, Alma, offers sharp-witted barbs and unsentimental support.

monologue

1.5 min

Pandora's Box

Monster

Alfred Hitchcock delivers a chilling justification for a new kind of cinema, arguing that traditional monsters are no longer scary to a post-Holocaust audience. He asserts that the true source of modern horror is no longer supernatural, but the evil inherent in humanity itself.

Alfred Hitchcock appears in

Hitchcock Monster

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