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HITCHCOCK’S SUSPICION WITH CARY GRANT, JOAN FONTAINE (1941) Oversized photo
$425.00[Los Angeles: RKO, 1941]. Vintage original 10 x 13″ (25 x 32 cm.) black-and-white double weight glossy silver gelatin photo. Small crease at top left corner. Photo coded BT-219. Remnants of attached informational blurb on verso, fine.
A tense moment between Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine in the story of a wife who believes her husband wants to murder her. Though Grant would work with Alfred Hitchcock again, he was not happy on the set of this film, believing Hitchcock devoted his time to Fontaine. She would win the Academy Award, though critics found Grant perfect in his role.
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