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Tippi Hedren

19 January 1930, New Ulm, Minnesota, USA

Suzanne Pleshette

31 January 1937, New York City, New York, USA

Rod Taylor

11 January 1930, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Jessica Tandy

7 June 1909, Stoke Newington, London, England, UK

Veronica Cartwright

20 April 1949, Bristol, England, UK

Ethel Griffies

26 April 1878, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, UK

Charles McGraw

10 May 1914, Des Moines, Iowa, USA

Doreen Lang

15 February 1915, Gisborne, New Zealand

Ruth McDevitt

13 September 1895, Coldwater, Michigan, USA

Joe Mantell

21 December 1915, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Malcolm Atterbury

20 February 1907, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Karl Swenson

23 July 1908, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Elizabeth Wilson

4 April 1921, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA

Lonny Chapman

1 October 1920, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

Doodles Weaver

11 May 1912, Los Angeles, California, USA

John McGovern

22 February 1902, Providence, Rhode Island, USA

Richard Deacon

14 May 1921, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Bill Quinn

6 May 1912, New York City, New York, USA

Morgan Brittany

5 December 1951, Los Angeles, California, USA

Darlene Conley

18 July 1934, Chicago Heights, Illinois, USA

Valerie Ferdin

November 8, 1951 in Los Angeles, California, USA

Leonard P. Geer

9 May 1914, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Betsy Hale

Alfred Hitchcock

13 August 1899, Leytonstone, London, England, UK

Dal McKennon

19 July 1919, La Grande, Oregon, USA

Mike Monteleone

Bob Morgan

14 November 1916, Mt. Carmel, Illinois, USA

Leoda Richards

15 March 1907, Columbus, Ohio, USA

Arnold Roberts

6 October 1922, California, USA

Jeannie Russell

October 22, 1950 in Pasco, Washington, USA

Bill Scully

April 18, 1916 in New York, New York, USA

Rory Stevens

21 July 1954, Los Angeles, California, USA

Alfred Hitchcock

13 August 1899, Leytonstone, London, England, UK

Evan Hunter

15 October 1926, New York City, New York, USA

Daphne Du Maurier

13 May 1907, London, England, UK

Melanie Daniels

Played by: Tippi Hedren

Annie Hayworth

Played by: Suzanne Pleshette

Mitch Brenner

Played by: Rod Taylor

Lydia Brenner

Played by: Jessica Tandy

Cathy Brenner

Played by: Veronica Cartwright

Mrs. Bundy

Played by: Ethel Griffies

Sebastian Sholes

Played by: Charles McGraw

Mrs. MacGruder

Played by: Ruth McDevitt

Traveling Salesman at Diner's Bar

Played by: Joe Mantell

Deke Carter

Played by: Lonny Chapman

Fisherman Helping with Rental Boat

Played by: Doodles Weaver

Postal Clerk

Played by: John McGovern

Mitch's City Neighbor

Played by: Richard Deacon

New Yorker

Few films depict so eerily yet so meticulously the metaphysical and historical sense of a world out of joint.

October 09, 2012

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Radio Times

This Hitchcock classic somehow strayed from favour for a while, yet in the realm of popular mythology it is now rivalled only by Vertigo or Psycho.

October 06, 2013

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Daily Telegraph (UK)

The true genius of the film, based on a 1952 short story by Daphne du Maurier, is the way Hitchcock makes the malevolent birds seem like manifestations of his characters' mental unease.

September 29, 2015

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Village Voice

Drawing from the relatively invisible literary talents of Daphne DuMaurier and Evan Hunter, Alfred Hitchcock has fashioned a major work of cinematic art, and "cinematic" is the operative term here, not "literary" or "sociological."

January 18, 2013

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Total Film

Though it lacks the psychological depth of Hitchcock's greatest works, it's characterised by a nightmarish simplicity.

October 06, 2013

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Variety

Beneath all of this elaborate feather bedlam lies a Hitch cock-and-bull story that's essentially a fowl ball.

September 21, 2007

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Cinemaphile.org

In the thick of an impeccable narrative that pays deep attention to all those involved, the great filmmaker manages to reach far inside the psychological chasm and find a rich inspiration.

March 21, 2015

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Village Voice

Hitch's much misappreciated follow-up to Psycho is arguably the greatest of all disaster films -- a triumph of special effects, as well as the fountainhead of what has become known as gross-out horror.

October 09, 2012

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TIME Magazine

The movie flaps to a plotless end.

October 07, 2008

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Not Coming to a Theater Near You

The Birds represents better than any other Hitchcock film the extreme polarities of his universe: vicious unpredictability and moral and emotional disorder on the one hand, and rigorous stylistic control and formal organization, on the other.

December 16, 2011

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America Magazine

The picture pursues these false clues with excessive long-windedness and occasional fatuity. It is a tribute to Hitchcock's mastery of his craft that, even so, he makes overpoweringly real the menace of the birds.

July 29, 2015

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Hollywood Reporter

Hitchcock prolongs his prelude to horror for more than half the film, playing with audience suspense with comedy and romance while he sets his stage. The horror when it comes is a hair-raiser ...

March 28, 2017

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