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Holiday Guide: Sacha Gervasi on Mr. and Mrs. Hitch

The Director of Anvil! seeks out the woman behind the Master of Suspense

Comments (0) By Aaron Hillis Wednesday, Nov 21 2012
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Alfred Hitchcock (Anthony Hopkins) and Alma Reville (Helen Mirren) make beautiful cinema together.
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Alfred Hitchcock (Anthony Hopkins) and Alma Reville (Helen Mirren) make beautiful cinema together.

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HOLIDAY GUIDE 2012
Music: Neil Young, John Cale, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen Lead the Fogeycore Invasion
Books: Beer, Wine, and Cocktail Lit Boosts Your Festive Spirits
Theater: Nature Theater of Oklahoma's Theater of the Mundane
Arts: Staff Listings
Film: Sacha Gervasi on Mr. and Mrs. Hitch

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You mentioned Anvil! earlier. Have you kept in touch with those rascally underdogs? Dude! I just saw them in L.A. two days ago. It was brilliant! They're doing so flipping well. They're playing all over the world, making money from music, and having a blast. There's actually a massive connection between the two films because both are about creative collaborations, about essentially married couples who have been together forever and drive each other insane. [Laughs.] 

Hitchcock (Fox Searchlight) opens Nov. 23. See hitchcockthemovie.com for more details.

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This movie looks like phony horseshit, and having Mirren play mousy Alma is like getting Meryl Streep to play the life of Abby Elliot. Hitch would not be amused.

 
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