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- NAME: Alma Reville
- OCCUPATION: Filmmaker, Screenwriter
- BIRTH DATE: August 14, 1899
- DEATH DATE: July 06, 1982
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
- PLACE OF DEATH: Bel Air, California
- Full Name: Alma Lucy Reville
- AKA: Alma Reville
- AKA: "Lady Hitchcock"
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Alma Reville, also known as "Lady Hitchcock," was Alfred Hitchcock's lifetime partner, assistant director and closest collaborator.
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Alfred Hitchcock - Working with Alma
While working in the art department of a film company, Alfred Hitchcock learned all about the film industry. His wife, Alma, often advised him and supported him while he created his films.
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Professional Success
Reville’s screen credits were extensive. She was the assistant director on The Lodger (1926) and helped craft screenplays for nearly a dozen films. She also wrote screen adaptations throughout the 1930s, including The Secret Agent (1936) and The Lady Vanishes (1938). But Lady Hitchcock’s best known contribution to film was perhaps made at her husband’s side, quietly advising the "Master of Suspense,
" who unquestioningly trusted her razor-sharp eye for detail.
Alma Reville Hitchcock died in Bel Air, California, on July 6, 1982, two years after her husband.
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