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The Mountain Eagle (1926) Strangely enough, Hitchcock’s second assignment as a director was for a story about Kentucky hillbillies. It follows a young woman as she flees from a romantically charged man into the woods and meets a backwoods hillbilly that she eventually marries. Literally zero prints of this movie exist anymore; a fact that never bothered Hitchcock as he viewed it as a poor film. The film was released in the United States under the title Fear o’ God. (Directed by Hitchcock) |
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