Spellbound

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artist film novel psychological thriller film

Spellbound is a 1945 psychological thriller directed by Alfred Hitchcock, renowned for its exploration of psychoanalysis and its distinctive dream sequences designed by Salvador Dalí.

Aliases (2)

The House of Dr. Edwardes ×2
Salvador Dalí ×1

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	artist → film → novel → psychological thriller film →
artDirector	James Basevi → John Ewing → Perry Ferguson →
author	Francis Beeding →
awardReceived	Academy Award for Best Original Score →
basedOn	The House of Dr. Edwardes →
castMember	Bill Goodwin → Gregory Peck → Ingrid Bergman → John Emery → Leo G. Carroll NERFINISHED → Michael Chekhov → Norman Lloyd → Rhonda Fleming → Steven Geray →
cinematographer	George Barnes →
colorProcess	black-and-white →
composer	Miklós Rózsa →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
director	Alfred Hitchcock →
distributor	United Artists →
editor	Hal C. Kern →
genre	mystery film → psychological thriller →
hasSetting	psychiatric hospital →
language	English →
mainCharacter	Dr. Constance Petersen → John Ballantyne →
nominatedFor	Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Black-and-White → Academy Award for Best Director → Academy Award for Best Picture → Academy Award for Best Special Effects → Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor →
notableFor	dream sequences designed by Salvador Dalí → use of psychoanalytic themes →
producer	David O. Selznick →
productionCompany	Selznick International Pictures →
productionDesignerOfDreamSequences	Salvador Dalí →
publicationDate	1945 →
releaseDate	1945-10-31 →
runtime	111 minutes →
screenwriter	Angus MacPhail → Ben Hecht →
setInPeriod	20th century →
stars	Gregory Peck → Ingrid Bergman →
subject	psychoanalysis →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
David O. Selznick → Norman Lloyd →	notableWork
Norman Lloyd →	appearedIn
Spellbound (1945 film) →	title