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The Lodger
a.k.a. Case of Jonathan Drew, The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog Director: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Ivor Novello

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  • DVD Release Date: 02/10/2009
  • Original Release: 1926
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 18,895
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Features

Commentary with Film Historian Patrick McGilligan; ; The Sound of Silence: The Making of The Lodger Featurette; ; 1940 Radio Play Directed by Alfred Hitchcock; ; Hitchcock Interviews: Audio Interviews with Peter Bogdanovich and François Truffaut; ; Hitchcock 101; Restoration Comparison; ; Still Gallery; 1997 Score by Paul Zaza; 1999 Score by Ashley Irwin

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog
1. Main Titles [1:45]
2. Avenger! [2:21]
3. The News Spreads [4:22]
4. Golden Curls [3:19]
5. Daughter of the House [3:49]
6. Room To Let [12:06]
7. On the Case [7:45]
8. Sneaking Out [8:05]
9. That Fiend! [5:39]
10. Suspicion Grows [3:40]
11. The Latest Fashion [1:47]
12. The Place To Catch Him [1:12]
13. Gift from a Stranger [4:36]
14. Through a Closed Door [3:32]
15. Stop Interfering! [6:05]
16. The Kiss [3:34]
17. First Victim [9:33]
18. A Grieving Family [6:50]
19. On a Rampage [6:34]
20. All Stories Have an End [2:45]

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Editorial Reviews

While the silent The Lodger was not director Alfred Hitchcock's first film, it was the first to truly deserve the designation "A Hitchcock Picture." British matinee idol Ivor Novello plays Jonathan Drew, a quiet, secretive young man who rents a room in a London boarding house. Drew's arrival coincides with the reign of Terror orchestrated by Jack the Ripper. As the film progresses, circumstantial evidence begins to mount, pointing to Drew as the selfsame Ripper. In addition to Novello's 1932 remake, The Lodger was remade in 1944 with Laird Cregar, then again in 1953 as Man in the Attic, with Jack Palance as Jonathan Drew. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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Good show to watchby Anonymous

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July 02, 2009: Good show to watch.