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North by Northwest (1959): The Banned Ending They Hid For Over 65 Years

82K views · Jul 26, 2026 · Entertainment

Comments · 105

  • @lloydadams3 · 2 months ago

    The movie is called north by northwest because when Thornhill and the professor go to South Dakota they fly north on northwest airlines.  Look at the ticket counter in the airport scene.  It’s a play on the words

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  • @JoeLibby · 2 months ago

    A train speeding into a tunnel was also the closing shot for THE THIN MAN in 1932.

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  • @R._Thornhill · 2 months ago

    The woman who played Grant’s mother was actually 8 years older than him, not a year younger.

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  • @beateziegler7476 · 2 months ago

    It is my absolute favourite... (out of thousands...)<br>1. Brilliant cinematography!!!<br>2. The (as mentioned) opening title credits by Saul Bass - BRILLIANT<br>3. The plot is so original... and daring ( making love in a train - not married!!!), getting fined for tuppence for drunk driving, THE plane chase... &nbsp;, being sexy.., being innocent but chased by everybody. <br>4. The &apos;cheated&apos; scenes (studio re-makes) are brilliant!! There is one shot, after the murder scene in the (faked) United Nations Building. I took a screenshot; that&apos;s how brilliant it is. It shows Cary Grant running out of the building after the murder from a bird&apos;s-eye view. So exceptional, special, and so fast gone!!!<br>I watched thousands of movies during the last 60 years (obsessed), but this one is just the cherry on top!!!!

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  • @josephfreedman9422 · 1 month ago

    Several years ago, I was waiting for a bus on the side of the highway (in Miami) and could not help but think of North by Northwest.

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  • @robertaustralia5852 · 2 months ago

    The ending wasn&apos;t banned.

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  • @shantihealer · 2 months ago

    AI slop ... is there no end to it?

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  • @pmichael73 · 2 months ago

    Leo G Carroll was in more Hitchcock films than any other actor. Hitch liked him because, &quot;He does nothing well.&quot; Later, he played Mr Waverley in &quot;The Man from UNCLE&quot; - another spy story link.

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  • @TomM-d9z · 2 months ago

    About the James Bond connection. Legend (truth?) has it that Hitchcock was asked to direct the first James Bond movie (Dr. No, 1962). Allegedly, Hitch said, &quot;I already directed the first Bond movie. It was called North By Northwest&quot;.

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  • @frankhainke7442 · 2 months ago

    In the beginning he is not ordering a drink. He wants to call his mother and is told he has to go to the telephone. And that is why he is mistaken.

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  • @vincent7520 · 2 months ago

    For personal reasons I feel this is the greatest movie I ever watched.

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  • @craigappleton938 · 3 weeks ago

    Love this movie but there must be simpler ways of killing someone than sending a cropduster!

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