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Used family connections and some alright looks to...score women!
And make a couple of decent flicks (Solaris/Good German)
Hollywood is a JOKE.
Well, Vertigo, certainly, although I suppose you could argue that the James Stewart character is, again, unable to act.
Who fails to act in Rear Window - is not Scotty quite upset and UNABLE to act? Does he not call his cop friend after witnessing the killing? Physical inability to act can't really be considered failure. None of Hitchcock's characters is passive or idle.
For starters -- and obviously -- Rear Window.
I'm just curious - which of Hitchcock's many movies is about a failure to act?
about Bill Maher's Religulous??
I am anxious to hear about it.
