“There is nothing more stupid than logic”
This is the seventh square of my London Faces Patchwork. It is a patchwork of papers gleaned from the pavements of the city in which I live. There are twenty-five squares making up the whole piece. You can see it here.
Alfred Hitchcock (1899 – 1980), film director, was born, in London, one year after Chaplin (my first square).
He directed over fifty films. I like his work, although I hear he wasn’t very nice.
Here he is showing us around the set of Psycho, one of my favourite films. I especially like the scene where Janet Leigh is driving the car.
This square was cut from a BFI leaflet, 2012.
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