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The sculptress identifies the title of her sculpture as "Hunger."
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Jeff writes a taunting note to Thorwald
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| Gray-haired Selznick in the 1950s, after he married Jennifer Jones, whose ex-husband Robert Walker was cast by Hitchcock in Strangers on a Train. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Raymond Burr as the wife-murderer Lars Thorwald, made up to look like David O. Selznick, Hitchcock's producer (and nemesis) for much of the 1940s. It is said that this phone-under-chin posture was characteristic of Selznick. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||