Alfred Hitchcock at Warner Bros.

Alfred Hitchcock started working at Warner Brothers in the early 1950s. TCM is showing several of the movies he made at Warner Bros. tonight. I thought I had blogged about all of them, but apparently it's only three. For the record, all five movies, with the links to the three I've blogged about, are:

Jane Wyman trying to determine whether Marlene Dietrich committed murder in Stage Fright at 8:00 PM;
Montgomery Clift as a Catholic priest having to keep a murderer's confession secret in I Confess at 10:00 PM;
Ray Milland trying to kill wife Grace Kelly in Dial M For Murder, at midnight
Henry Fonda as a man who is mistaken for a criminal in the docudrama The Wrong Man at 2:00 AM; and
Farley Granger being asked to commit the murder of the man Robert Walker wants dead in Strangers on a Train at 4:00 AM.

I could swear I'd blogged about The Wrong Man before; perhaps it's just the search problems Blogger seems to be having at the moment. A search of my blog for "Henry Fonda" yielded one result! Also, Strangers on a Train will be airing again on Friday afternoon as part of a tribute to Farley Granger.