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Ingrid Bergman

29 August 1915, Stockholm, Sweden

Gregory Peck

5 April 1916, La Jolla [now in San Diego], California, USA

Michael Chekhov

29 August 1891, St. Petersburg, Russian Empire [now Russia]

Leo G. Carroll

25 October 1886, Weedon Bec, Northamptonshire, England, UK

Rhonda Fleming

10 August 1923, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

John Emery

20 May 1905, New York City, New York, USA

Norman Lloyd

8 November 1914, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA

Bill Goodwin

28 July 1910, San Francisco, California, USA

Steven Geray

10 November 1904, Ungvár, Austria-Hungary [now Uzhhorod, Ukraine]

Donald Curtis

27 February 1915, Cheney, Washington, USA

Wallace Ford

12 February 1898, Bolton, Lancashire, England, UK

Art Baker

7 January 1898, New York City, New York, USA

Regis Toomey

13 August 1898, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Paul Harvey

10 September 1882, Sandwich, Illinois, USA

Irving Bacon

6 September 1893, St. Joseph, Missouri, USA

Richard Bartell

August 24, 1897 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Harry Brown

September 22, 1891 in New York City, New York, USA

Jacqueline deWit

26 September 1912, Los Angeles, California, USA

Edward Fielding

19 March 1875, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Alfred Hitchcock

13 August 1899, Leytonstone, London, England, UK

Teddy Infuhr

November 9, 1936 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Victor Kilian

6 March 1891, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA

George Meader

6 July 1888, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Matt Moore

8 January 1888, County Meath, Ireland

Constance Purdy

August 3, 1884 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Addison Richards

20 October 1902, Zanesville, Ohio, USA

Erskine Sanford

19 November 1885, Trinidad, Colorado, USA

Clarence Straight

December 7, 1908 in Shields Township, Illinois, USA

Dave Willock

13 August 1909, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Alfred Hitchcock

13 August 1899, Leytonstone, London, England, UK

Frances Beeding

Ben Hecht

28 February 1894, New York City, New York, USA

Dr. Constance Petersen

Played by: Ingrid Bergman

John Ballantyne

Played by: Gregory Peck

Dr. Alexander Brulov

Played by: Michael Chekhov

Dr. Murchison

Played by: Leo G. Carroll

Mary Carmichael

Played by: Rhonda Fleming

Dr. Fleurot

Played by: John Emery

Mr. Garmes

Played by: Norman Lloyd

House Detective

Played by: Bill Goodwin

Dr. Graff

Played by: Steven Geray

Harry

Played by: Donald Curtis

Stranger in Hotel Lobby

Played by: Wallace Ford

Det. Lt. Cooley

Played by: Art Baker

Det. Sgt. Gillespie

Played by: Regis Toomey

Dr. Hanish

Played by: Paul Harvey

Film Freak Central

I don't agree with her much, but Pauline Kael was right about this one.

February 28, 2012

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Kalamazoo Gazette

Severely dated but supremely entertaining psychological thriller

July 09, 2004

Combustible Celluloid

It has a lot of great stuff, not least of which is the odd dream sequence, designed by none other than Salvador Dali.

February 13, 2009

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Reel Film Reviews

...a rare misfire within Hitch's otherwise solid body of work.

July 21, 2015

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Lessons of Darkness

One of the director's most laughably dated films.

May 04, 2005

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Creative Loafing

A commercial and critical hit in its day, this Best Picture Oscar nominee has seen its standing slip in the ensuing decades, as it's never mentioned on any list of Alfred Hitchcock's best works. That's a shame.

January 25, 2012

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EmanuelLevy.Com

One of Hollywood's most explicit films about psychoanalysis, Spellbound takes a dubious and contrived approach to the subject, but the stars (Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck)shine and their love story is enjoyable.

June 06, 2005

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Movie Metropolis

It may not be first-rank Hitchcock, but even second-tier Hitchcock is better than what most other directors produce.

February 16, 2012

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7M Pictures

Made in an age when master shots often became a standard scene style, Hitchcock shows some real thought behind his composition.

February 06, 2012

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Film Journal International

Stylish psychodrama

June 29, 2004

Classic Film and Television

Uneven film, with fascinating dream images.

August 22, 2006

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New York Times

Not to be speechless about it, David O. Selznick has a rare film in Spellbound.

January 01, 2000

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