One wouldn't normally associate musical theatre with Alfred Hitchcock, but it wasn't a foreign genre to him. Musical numbers take center stage in many of his films (The Pleasure Garden, Elstree Calling, Stage Fright) and singing can play an integral role in others (The Man Who Knew Too Much from 1956). And of course, who could forget Waltzes from Vienna, Hitchcock's first — and only — musical comedy film?

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Written, produced, and hosted by Spencer Robelen.

Artwork by Skye Stoyer.

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