The Great Alfred Hitchcock.

Alfred Hitchcock was a British film director and producer. He has often been named 'The Master of Suspense', because of his amazing techniques using suspense to thrill the audience in his thriller films. Alfred Hitchcock also had a few principles that he would normally follow in his thriller films. One of these principles is that there would be a attractive, blonde female in his films. This principle was followed in; North By Northwest (1959), Psycho (1960), The Birds (1963) and more. Another principle that Hitchcock would regularly follow is that he would appear in his own film, even if it was for a second or so. This was an iconic feature that made Alfred Hitchcock's films so recognizable.

Alfred Hitchcock died at the age of 80, at this point he had already began writing a script for a new thriller film, which was published after his death. His death was a result of a renal failure, a medical condition where the kidneys fail due to waste products in the blood.

Some of Alfred Hitchcock's famous films.

• The Birds is a suspense thriller directed by Alfred Hitchcock which entails of Melanie Daniels, travelling to Bodgea Bay to deliver birds to a little girl, but really just travelled there to see her other brother Mitch Brenner. For some strange reason while she is there a series of violent bird attack happen causing widespread scare over the town.

• Psycho is a suspense/horror film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The film features Marion Crane running away from her work with $40,000 after a dispute with her boss. She fleas to a out of town hotel where she tries to stay. Here she meets Norman Bates the hotel manager. A weird character that has a obsession with Marion Crane.