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Suzanne Pleshette

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  • The Birds
    The Birds

    …Brenner’s mother, Lydia, and by Suzanne Pleshette as his former girlfriend Annie. The screenplay was adapted by popular writer Evan Hunter, better known by his pseudonym Ed McBain, from a novella by Daphne Du Maurier. Hitchcock used electronic sounds instead of a musical score to great effect. A strange real-life…

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    …Brenner’s mother, Lydia, and by Suzanne Pleshette as his former girlfriend Annie. The screenplay was adapted by popular writer Evan Hunter, better known by his pseudonym Ed McBain, from a novella by Daphne Du Maurier. Hitchcock used electronic sounds instead of a musical score to great effect. A strange real-life…

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