What's in the credits changes nothing? 

You must be reading a different rule to the rest of us...

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I have never been aware that we are accepting "Title Cards" as references. BTW, there is only one title card that has ever been released for this film. Perhaps you are thinking of something else?

Dan, when I say title card, I refer to the actual title card that appears on screen during the credits.  I just popped the film in and double checked.  "Alfred Hitchcock's" and "The Birds" appear on completely separate screens in the film credits.

Thanks. Now that I understand that you are talking about film credits rather than title cards, I'll have to take a look.

You have to understand that a "title card" is a paper advertisement that was part of a set of "lobby cards" (usually a set of 8 and measure 11x14) that was generally used as a display in theater lobbies.

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You have to understand that a "title card" is a paper advertisement that was part of a set of "lobby cards" (usually a set of 8 and measure 11x14) that was generally used as a display in theater lobbies.

Heheh.....not to be an ass, but I just referred to those as lobby cards.  An honest mistake and I wasn't purposely trying to be confusing. 

Sorry, you want to use vote volumes... nah, don't think I even need to comment. 






<cough>SRP</cough>  Skipocrite

Hey come on, there is still in principal of the matter! There does not need to be anything practical! 

Lopek, Skip. SHUT UP. This is getting boring.

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Lopek, Skip. SHUT UP. This is getting boring.

And tiresome... and.......

In an effort to bring something of substance back to the conversation, I decided to check out some other Hitchcock films.

I submit to you Rear Window, Vertigo and Psycho.  All three movies have "Alfred Hitchcock's" in their film credits directly preceeding the actual movie title.  Now, it is certainly possible that all three of these movies are incorrectly named in our and everyone elses databases, or it could be that "Alfred Hitchcock's" is not properly part of the title.  Personally, my money is on the idea that we flat got the title wrong for The Birds, but you guys figure it out any way you like.

Just as a side note, Vertigo, Psycho and The Birds list the credits identically.  That is, "Alfred Hitchcock's" on one screen immediately followed by the movie title on the next.  Rear Window actually has "Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window" on the title screen.  Although, "Afred Hitchcock's" is in significantly smaller font.

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