It's Only A Movie: Alfred Hitchcock - Plot & Excerpts
Alma converted to Catholicism.They spent their honeymoon in Paris and at the Palace Hotel in St. Moritz, Switzerland. The Palace perfectly suited the young Hitchcocks’ dreams and their reality. Afterward, they celebrated their anniversary there whenever they could.Back in London, they moved into their new flat, decorated with fabrics and furniture from Liberty’s Department Store. It was a top-story flat, something that never bothered them, although Pat Hitchcock told me that she remembered in 1936, at the age of eight, counting ninety-six steps from the ground floor to their flat. It was where they were to live until they left for America.When the Hitchcocks married, their future seemed far from secure. During 1927, however, all three of the films he had directed were finally released. Four more were finished that year, and Hitchcock was becoming the most famous British director.Downhill, Hitchcock’s next film, was based on a play by Ivor Novello and Constance Collier, writing under the pseudonym Robert LeStrange.School sports captain Roddy Berwick (Ivor Novello), accused of fathering a waitress’s child, doesn’t expose the true seducer, his best friend, Tim Wakely (Robin Irvine).
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