Over the course of Hitchcock’s oeuvre, the idea of an ordinary middle-class person suddenly thrust into unusual and threatening circumstances is standard fare for Hitchcock, but Shadow of a Doubt is rather different from Hitchcock’s other popular thrillers. In this story the ordinary life of a typical small-town, middle-class family is disrupted by the intrusion of a beguiling but sinister visitor. Particularly with his Shadow of a Doubt (1943), the shooting for which was begun in the latter part of 1941. But as with many foreign filmmakers who came to the US, Hitchcock soonĮvinced his fascination for the peculiarities of American culture, Alfred Hitchcock shifted to the US to make films in 1939, but his earliest American-made films still had mostly English settings.
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