You ought to know that!" -- Cary Grant as Roger Thornhill, protagonist in Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest (1959). Alfred Hitchcock at Mount Rushmore during the filming of North By Northwest.

Some of the most famous images of Mount Rushmore are from Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 classic spy movie, North by Northwest. Ernest Lehman, the screenwriter, recalled being asked by "Hitch" to come up ...

But his 1959 classic North By Northwest really ought to be unstageable. It starts out in New York before heading to the Prairies, and reaching its peak on the summit of Mount Rushmore. But all ...

Mount Rushmore, similar to how Hitch’s 1942 thriller Saboteur ended with the hero and villain hanging off the Statue of Liberty. This ending alone is worth seeing North by Northwest on the big ...

Nothing is as it seems, leading to a dramatic rescue and escape at the top of Mt. Rushmore.

Cary Grant's place in the pantheon of Hollywood greats was more or less confirmed after his role as Roger Thornhill in the ...

Of all the films to stage, Alfred Hitchcock’s 1959 thriller North by Northwest – with its set pieces featuring trains, planes ...

A new Wise Children show is always an event, and here we have a meeting of two titans of storytelling: Hitchcock and Rice.

Emma Rice’s adaptation will also be staged in Manchester, Brighton, Liverpool, Bath, Cheltenham and London “How do they propose,” was my question on the way to the theatre, “to bring a crop-dusting ...

Read our review of North by Northwest review at York Theatre Royal, York: a slick and stylised take by Emma Rice on the ...

then on to Mount Rushmore. Some of these cases are prised open to reveal inspired, pocket-sized sets: one houses a library with neat rows of books, another a shower streaming with shimmery ...