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Stage-trained character actor Norman Lloyd apprenticed at Eva Le Gallienne's Civic Repertory Theater (NYC) and first stepped on the boards in that group's production of "Liliom" (1932). Full Article at Hollywood.com

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  1. 'Martin, I made a grave error. I had the bad fellow in jeopardy and no one gave a damn. They wanted him to die. So I felt compelled to correct that flaw,' and he did. He's got another national moment, and he's got a good guy hanging off of it in jeopardy instead of the bad guy. He turned it around.
    – Martin Landau SOURCE: WGAL 3 weeks ago
  2. Outside of the shape of men's lapels, some skinny ties and a couple of automobiles that are classic cars now, the picture really holds up ... If you were to shoot the same picture today, there would be nothing archaic about it.
    – Martin Landau SOURCE: WGAL 3 weeks ago
  3. Christopher has been invaluable in pointing it more toward the expectations of an English-speaking audience ... It's a big, bold, romantic musical and an unconventional love story because it's a mystery. Hitchcock created an amazing visual feast out of it. I think music can be expressive in an equally b...
    SOURCE: Variety 1 month ago
  4. What's more important is that it should run across America ... There's an audience I believe that will connect with the piece, so why not connect with them? You don't have to go to New York to do that. I don't think Broadway has to be the epicenter of American theater. It's an integral part of it, but i...
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  1. Cast member Eva Marie Saint shouts at photographers as she arrives for a screening for the 50th anniversary of Alfred Hitchcock's "North by Northwest" at the Grauman's Chinese theatre in Hollywood, California November 2, 2009.

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  1. Janet Leigh
  2. Norman Bates
  3. Martin Landau
  4. Eva Marie Saint
  5. Bernard Herrmann
  6. Christopher Hampton