The Golden Hour Film Podcast

#113 The Wrong Man (1956) Review - Hitchcocks Take on a True Story

The Wrong Man (1956), directed by Alfred Hitchcock, is a gripping psychological thriller based on a true story of mistaken identity and wrongful arrest. The film follows an innocent man whose life unravels after being falsely accused of robbery, showcasing Hitchcock’s restrained style and focus on realism. We hope you enjoy!

#112 When Hitchcock Remade His Own Movie - The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) Review

Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day star in this classic thriller from the master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock. Its also a remake of Hitchcocks 1934 Peter Lorre film of the same name! The Golden Hour Film Podcast is a deep-dive Classic Hollywood and world cinema podcast exploring the best films, key milestones and essential genres of Golden Age cinema.

#111 Hitchcock's Darkest Comedy - The Trouble with Harry (1955) Review

In triumphant returns to the podcast Edmund Gwenn and Shirley Maclaine feature in this dark small-town comedy about a man named Harry and the number of people who all believe they've killed him. Its a rare Alfred Hitchcock comedy film that we hope you all enjoy! The Golden Hour Film Podcast is a deep-dive Classic Hollywood and world cinema podcast exploring the best films, key milestones and essential genres of Golden Age cinema.

#110 To Catch a Thief (1955) Review - Grace Kelly, Cary Grant and the French Riviera

To Catch a Thief stars Cary Grant and Grace Kelly, is directed by Alfred Hitchcock and takes place in the sunny French Riviera, whats not to love? The Golden Hour Film Podcast is a deep-dive Classic Hollywood and world cinema podcast exploring the best films, key milestones and essential genres of Golden Age cinema.

#109 Dial M for Murder (1954) Review - The Most Hitchcockian Film Ever Made?

One of Alfred Hitchcock's greatest thrillers, Dial M for Murder stars Grace Kelly, Ray Milland and Robert Cummings in an adaptation of a successful stage play. Is it the most Hitchcockian film ever made? The Golden Hour Film Podcast is a deep-dive Classic Hollywood and world cinema podcast exploring the best films, key milestones and essential genres of Golden Age cinema.

#108 Alfred Hitchcocks Greatest Movie Hook? - I Confess (1953) Review

I Confess stars Montgomery Clift as a priest accused of a crime he didn't commit. It may not be Hitchcocks best film, but is it one of his greatest ever hooks? The Golden Hour Film Podcast is a deep-dive Classic Hollywood and world cinema podcast exploring the best films, key milestones and essential genres of Golden Age cinema.

#107 Alfred Hitchcocks Greatest Ever Shot - Strangers on a Train (1951) Review

Is Strangers on a Train an underrated masterpiece or does the classic Thriller starring Farley Granger and Robert Walker get the flowers it deserves? Its also got for Harrys money, the greatest shot in Alfred Hitchcocks entire filmography. The Golden Hour Film Podcast is a Classic Hollywood and world cinema podcast hosted by Harry Bailey and Shane Mulvaney, that covers some of the greatest, most important and most infamous films pre-1970!

#106 Stage Fright (1950) Review - An Underrated Hitchcock Gem?

Our first Alfred Hitchcock film of the arc, Stage Fright follows Eve Gill (Jane Wyman), who attempts to clear her friend Jonathan (Richard Todd) of murder. She goes undercover to get close to glamorous singer Charlotte Inwood (Marlene Dietrich), the prime suspect. The film also features Alistair Sim and Patricia Hitchcock, and in this episode we ask whether is it an underrated gem or not. The Golden Hour Film Podcast is a deep-dive Classic Hollywood and world cinema podcast exploring the best films, key milestones and essential genres of Golden Age cinema.