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Formats and Editions
1. A
2. Hitchcock
3. A
4. Prelude
5. A
6. the Hallway
7. A
8. 5Am
9. A
10. the Car
11. A
12. the Store
13. A
14. the Second Store
15. A
16. Fingerprints
17. A
18. the Cell I
19. A1
20. the Cell II
21. A1
22. Police Van
23. A1
24. Felony Court
25. A1
26. the Tank - Handcuffs
27. B
28. the Door
29. B
30. Bob
31. B
32. the Telephone
33. B
34. Farmhouse
35. B
36. the Bridge
37. B
38. 3rd Floor
39. B
40. Alibi
41. B
42. the Glove
43. B
44. the Mirror
45. B1
46. the Parting
47. B1
48. Prayer
49. B1
50. Stork Club
51. B1
52. Finale
More Info:
The Wrong Man (1956) was a unique project for the legendary Alfred Hitchcock. Undertaken as a flamboyant experiment with neorealism, it differs significantly from his most famous films in both style and substance. Similarly, Bernard Herrmann's minimalist score took simple devices already in evidencein his previous film work to an unprecedented extreme. While Hitchcock never again attempted such an austere and moody work, the brooding score laid the groundwork for much of the rest of Herrmann's career. First press limited to 500 copies.
