The Birds Official Teaser Trailer #1 - Alfred Hitchcock Movie (1963) HD

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The Birds Official Teaser Trailer #1 - Alfred Hitchcock Movie (1963) HD
The Birds Trailer - Directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Rod Taylor, Charles McGraw, Lonny Chapman, Joe Mantell, Doodles Weaver. Chic socialite Melanie Daniels enjoys a passing flirtation with an eligible attorney in a San Francisco pet shop and, on an impulse, follows him to his hometown bearing a gift of lovebirds. But upon her arrival, the bird population runs amok. Suddenly, the townsfolk face a massive avian onslaught, with the feathered fiends inexplicably attacking people all over Bodega Bay.
Universal - 1963

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@DrFamine 9 лет назад

This is both disturbing and funny, I love it. Also, this is an amazing teaser. It doesn't really spoil anything, yet it sets you in the right mood for the movie.

@fatgods2921 2 года назад

What a character. I love that Hitchcock seemed to genuinely like his own movies. And who could blame him? The Birds is excellent to this day.

@allys744 5 лет назад

I Liked how he introduced the video by saying “how do you do?” Very proper.

@thewenhacker 10 лет назад

I wish they made trailers like these nowadays

@MCO18 10 лет назад

Hitch also appeared in the Psycho trailer, giving the audience a morbidly-humored tour of the Bates house.

@thewenhacker 10 лет назад

Max Power I know, I'm a die-hard Hitch fan.

@MVR326 7 лет назад

Please, trailers now all have the same format. For that matter, many movies nowadays have the same format

@TheBuenaventura93 6 лет назад

The closest thing we have to these type of trailers are the featurettes

@adrianothegoat 4 года назад

Major Kong that was my favorite trailer

@19kilo241 8 лет назад

This and the Psycho trailer are my two favorite trailers. I love how they both showed nothing yet gave away everything.

@freddyrichards878 7 лет назад

19 kilo Except the people didn't know until they eventually saw the picture

@coca-colatrackhousewarrior9925 Год назад

The Terminator 2 teaser showed Arnold's design

@mella8296 2 года назад

“I don’t believe in dealing with controversial matters.” This man truly was a GENIUS.

@101Volts 3 месяца назад

I got a laugh out of that one.

@tyrannozilla 11 месяцев назад

I managed to catch The Birds yesterday at the recent Fathom Events screening. It's still a great film, and even better on the big screen. This was actually my first Hitchcock film when I was a kid and it is my personal favorite of his work. A masterpiece of a film from a legendary filmmaker. In my opinion, there will never be another like him.

@Jantv81 Год назад

This film was partly shot in Bodega Bay and in San Francisco. I met Tippi Hedren a number of years ago. Really nice lady. She gave me an autograph. Go visit Bodega Bay it’s a neat little town!

@thomasmartin8202 27 дней назад

Also filmed in the town of Bodega (schoolhouse scenes). The original Tides restaurant and Mitch's family home are long gone.

@barrilitomusic Год назад

Now, this IS a proper trailer.

@tyrannozilla 11 месяцев назад

I wish we had more trailers like this, especially for Black Mirror and Love, Death and Robots.

@AyushPramanik 4 года назад

I love this guy's classy and subtle sense of humour.

@annip5573 9 лет назад

Oh this great sense of humour, I just love it.

@breadtheory 5 лет назад

Why do we not have trailers like this any more? Simply brilliant.

@milesjolly6173 9 месяцев назад

Less creative freedom

@trexguy 10 лет назад

What the hell happened? Movie trailers used to captivate us just like this. We need new Hitchcocks!

@ollieroks 10 лет назад

Hitchcock was just brilliant at maken movies. He always made himself a star of the movie without being in it.

@saotoromy 5 лет назад

ollie rocker Actually he appeared in all his movies but just for a second and as a figurant, that’s even more brilliant !

@loge10 2 года назад

For more reasons other than just the trailers...

@yojoeo9067 8 лет назад

Dude was a actor himself.

@michaelbagby2451 8 лет назад

*An Sorry, I know I'm a grammar nazi

@jwnj9716 8 лет назад

Hail Grammar!

@adrianothegoat 4 года назад

Hail grammar! Can I be a grammar soldier?

@rajupanday3826 4 года назад

@@adrianothegoat Grammar

@debbieking5171 2 года назад

For sure

@sugarcane1234 9 лет назад

I find it interesting how he uses a lot of sarcasm, in order to get his point across.

@eliciaroxs 8 лет назад

Somehow I imagine him play Alfred in the Batman series! :)

@optimisticnova6452 6 лет назад

That would be an interesting role, plus it's ironic how his name is Alfred too.

@adrianothegoat 4 года назад

Timothy Achacoso XD

@mattrank3722 4 года назад

Thanks now I can’t unsee that. It kind looks like Wayne manor from 66 show to. Now I will always see Alfred Hitchcock as Alfred the butler.

@bereal-dz8de 4 года назад

Alfred the cat

@prometheusvenom7189 4 года назад

That would be awesome

@sawaugust 11 лет назад

I really love how Hitchcock really cares about his films. I would love to see other directors do something like this. I really liked how he really wanted to make an impact on his audience in the theaters. Directors now days don't seem to care as much. It's sad:(

@alexp.d3689 4 года назад

Sometimes even when they do care the producers and the companies try to intervene and put on a unnecessary stuff like pop culture references and politics to appeal to specific demographics... Creative freedom doesn't exist anymore...

@karlmortoniv2951 2 года назад

I reckon a lot of directors would love to do this, but not many of them have the screen presence that Hitchcock did. Maybe Martin Scorsese and David Lynch could pull off something along these lines. 🤔 But by the time trailers need to be made, they’re busy finishing the movies.

@sweetartz4411 8 месяцев назад

They have no patience

@ricardocantoral7672 7 лет назад

Great trailer. Hitchcock's lecture lead us to believe that the birds will do exactly what they did in the movie, retaliate.

@kilssj2250 12 лет назад

He was, he SO was. I LOVE his sense of humor... xD

@charlesmicheaux4121 8 лет назад

The greatest master of suspense the cinema world has ever known and he's great fun too!

@jagtarsinghmattu1212 3 года назад

Just watched the movie for first time today 18/5/21, watching this trailer after watching the movie makes this trailer a million times better, movie and trailer are both masterpieces

@MrSteve24fps 8 лет назад

Hitchcock could be extremely funny. On a Dick Cavett show in which he appeared, they went to a commercial break. The commercial featured a laxative. It starts with people playing tennis, bike riding and jogging. When they cut back to him after the commercial he says in his own inimitable voice: "With all that jumping about I would think they wouldn't need a laxative".

@EdwardVKanty 2 года назад

Still one of the best movie teasers of all time!

@nolitetebastardescarborund9761 Год назад

Right. I saw the film when it came out in 1963, have watched it several times since, + the wonderful teaser too. Back here now for the umpteenth time.

@ebailey140 10 лет назад

He did the same thing with the Psycho trailer, the same dark humor, and showing almost nothing of the movie. Contrast with the modern approach of showing most of the best bits of the movie in the trailer. Hitchcock knew that if you wanted people to anticipate the movie, sometimes less is more.

@HappyHauntsMaterialize 9 лет назад

ebailey140 he actually did show something. He described the deaths and showed the sets of the film.

@louiso.4325 8 лет назад

Most of his trailers were almost short films.

@gaurdianAQ 9 лет назад

Alfred Hitchcock was certainly an interesting guy, I read behind the scenes he was anything from a troll/innocent prankster to being sadistically cruel with some of them... The more I read about him the more I feel I should watch his movies...

@redeyepeyton 3 года назад

I know it’s two years later, but I wanted to keep the bit going

@tperk 4 года назад

I remember seeing this for the first time as a child and chuckling at Hitchcock's one liners. Then Tippi Hedren busts through that doorway with the SFX and my stomach damn near hit the floor

@lonelyscarygirl 7 лет назад

No wonder the birds turned on them. "The birds are our slaves- I mean friends" I was looking for an explanation as why they attacked on the film, who knew the answer would be on the trailer.

@petitpois2281 4 года назад

Its amazing we are all so oblivious as to why they would attack to the point we'd need it explained to us. Never knew why the birds attacked either. Now it seems obvious. And it shows the horror in how we have so heavily normalised our abuse of animals .

@BrendanAurabolt 2 года назад

@@petitpois2281 The story goes, Hitchcock doesn't reveal what the spark was at any point on purpose to spark discussion among the audience. According to Revelation 19:17-18 though, this movie is a preview of future events.

@MrSahadevasahoo 10 лет назад

A great educative film to teach us what we are doing to the Nature. It lets us ponder if we can reverse the trend

@lepetitchat123 5 лет назад

Have you seen Earthlings and Dominion? Heard of factory farming?

@Jim-gk4so 4 года назад

Ima show this for my school project about birds

@markjennings2605 2 года назад

This is amazing . My closest friend who died young was just like this . It's incredible . My friend had this humour , body posture and delivery .

@Pentapus1024 3 года назад

God I love Hitchcock. He reminds me of my fat gray cat. Robust, superior and clever

@geekyravenclaw4211 8 лет назад

Satire! Satire everywhere

@GagsAnimation 4 года назад

I've heard that if Kubrick was an artist for movies, Hitchcock was a writer for movies.

@Bluesit32 2 года назад

On the contrary, I think Hitchcock was a movie artist before Kubrick was. He had very specific shots in mind and made damn sure they were done right. The biggest difference is that Hitchcock didn't worry about irrelevant things, such as the color of the war room table in "Dr. Strangelove." It was shot in black and white, but Kubrick insisted that the table have green felt, making it akin to poker table to illustrate how the people within were gambling with the world.

@zhenhuiaw7581 4 года назад

1:08 Like the sound when he says pluck Genius

@andrealanfranchi5384 4 года назад

I'm watching a 1963 trailer movie in 2020 and it's 100 years ahead

@MustafaAli-lb8dq Год назад

Back when trailers didn't spoil.

@exodia9817 8 лет назад

This guy was an inspiration for me when typing an 11th grade essay.

@joebailey8294 3 года назад

I love him so much

@danielfurlow1160 Год назад

“It’s quite dead of course.” LOL!

@gregorymata9154 2 года назад

The master is a concept himself of the seventh art. There won't be another Alfred Hitchcock!

@mibevan 9 лет назад

You see whats interesting about this trailer is (spoilers apologize) It Kiiiiiiiiinda explains why the birds are attacking in the movie.

@oldladyfishing 7 лет назад

Yeah but now I finally understand the point of the birds going apeshit

@scronx 5 лет назад

But it's all still a big joke.

@sunrise-kx4ev Год назад

Droll and hilarious, yet this is also a serious commentary. Brilliant.

@thomashenry4798 9 лет назад

As he went on, and on, and on, describing mans relationship with birds I kinda didnt want to watch the trailer anymore, everything he described was so disturbing and horrific, yet I couldnt stop. Saw the movie by the way, it was horrifying.

@ninjawraith17 9 лет назад

+Thomas Henry I saw the movie long before I saw the trailer. While I was watching the film I kept thinking, "What's wrong w/ these birds?" Then I watched this trailer and it all made so much sense.

@lepetitchat123 5 лет назад

What he said here made me appreciate the film even more. I am glad Hitchcock has misanthropic views., and he exactly knows why humanity sucks.

@nicholasniva5192 4 года назад

The sarcasm is... relentless

@Bad_At_Parties 12 лет назад

Hitch was the man.

@reginabarron3866 5 лет назад

Mr. Alfred, made good movies!

@MySerpentine 4 года назад

The thing about this movie, the birds themselves are not what makes it scary. The deep, deep dysfunction of the humans is scary.

@fabianrichardbartl 3 года назад

Hitchcock's teaser trailers were a stroke of genius in their own right!

@ilenebillingsley7516 5 лет назад

Creepy room!

@Mrmajestictiger 2 года назад

This is a master peace I must say

@owenpickle8850 4 года назад

I swear to god I felt a chill in my whole body the second he talked

@omarhaq9635 3 года назад

Alfred has engineered the movie industry

@Jantv81 12 лет назад

Absolutely correct. He got rid of his fears by making movies about them.

@Shanethefilmmaker 12 лет назад

Well he did direct the best horrors and thrillers from the 50s to the early 80s

@oliviav.3565 3 года назад

That's how you promote a movie!

@teimusheen 11 лет назад

the sarcasm is fierce

@Iamwolf134 7 лет назад

hitchcock is a master at shock. The birds story is thought to be a metaphor for the attacks on London during World War II, or The Blitz in particular.

@xCoolguy101x 11 лет назад

Hitchcock. The master of suspense

@kyleshiflet438 8 лет назад

Long Live Hitchcock

@jennifervonpickartz2428 3 года назад

I thank God for You. Love, Light, Peace, Music and Joy

@MsFrancescaF 7 лет назад

It's pure genius

@AceLM92 3 года назад

A 5 minute teaser trailer filled with dry wit and subtle dark humor only Hitchcock can pull. Dude was brilliant.

@squilliamniggason6683 8 лет назад

Love this movie

@disneyknightspadilla1406 Год назад

That music sounds friendly and proper before there’s horror that will strike.

@marpessalynn4228 8 лет назад

my favorite director

@johnjackson7045 3 года назад

from whimsical to birds attackin classic

@JediPhoenix1976 Год назад

"I don't believe in dealing with controversial matters." Oh, man....🤣🤣🤣🤣

@thboy1037 3 года назад

Imagine modern directors have a trailers like this, such as Spielburg explained about the dinosaurs for Jurassic Park or Nolan explained about Entropy for Tenet.

@sweetartz4411 8 месяцев назад

I love the trailer. Not like trailers today that give it all away.

@mysterion3182 3 месяца назад

I love this trailer. Don't see any scenes from the movie, but Mr. Hitchcock briefly lets you know what you're in for with the trailers.

@vittoriostoraro 12 лет назад

No, but it was basically an act. Besides being one of the greatest and most original film stylists in history, Hitch was basically a mild mannered big baby (with a great sense of humor) who was afraid of everything...and he was the first to admit it.

@jdmartincreative 8 лет назад

In the psycho theatrical trailer, they did the same style where it tricks you into thinking it's something happy.

@rsvp9146 4 года назад

This man was a genius. Hilarious.

@IsaacLikesGames Год назад

I love how at 1:08 when he says “plucked” there’s a loud pluck from the violin, interesting detail there

@debbieking5171 4 года назад

THE MASTER OF SUSPENSE. NO MORE TO BE SAID.

@franklinrwful 11 лет назад

There are 7 billion humans and between 200 to 400 billion birds. Better start being nice to them!

@TheSweatyYeti 3 года назад

Such a unique trailer

@TBlev215 12 лет назад

This is absolute genius!

@Vignalistudio 4 года назад

Gets bit by the bird, “Why would he do that?”

@kevindavis296 4 года назад

Didn't you get what the movie is about? Birds want war on mankind.

@franklinrwful 11 лет назад

Wonderful ironic humour from Mr Hitchcock here.

@lucianoosorio5942 7 месяцев назад

“Alfred you got no style dog, I’m the king of dialogue!” Quentin Tarantino

@alfonsoagren414 6 лет назад

Just fantastic! What a genious he was! Funny and informative and then comes the scare. hahaha! I ljust love it!

@Rebobina2 Год назад

This movie has some of the best endings I ve seen un my life. I love how there aren't answers to a lot of questions. It just ends

@107Karnage 9 лет назад

Ah..The lost art of the director trailer. Check out the 10 Commandments trailer with DeMille if you need more. Good evening.

@bobbydobobo455 5 лет назад

3:44 this was ahead of its time

@eugeniosabater8449 2 года назад

There's a great reason for this movie to be made..............it was a message send by Alfred about what the human species have done to the birds! Makes sense!

@Mafon2 Год назад

He made fun of his own horror flick, what a man.

@lepetitchat123 5 лет назад

As a misanthropic antinatalist, I must say the Birds is my favorite Hitchcock film. I hope animals get their revenge on humanity very soon. May we soon go extinct.

@lonelyscarygirl 3 года назад

BATS WENT OFF BRO

@johndavis8669 2 года назад

Alfred Hitchcock wants to present a film he creeps out everyone.

@ForceMaximus84 6 месяцев назад

I kind of wish more directors did stuff like this. Make up a big set-up but revealing nothing from the actual movie. Hitchcock was brilliant at doing this.

@nathonguymon6803 2 года назад

Should I ever be involved with film and television, I might as well as do these hypes in movie trailers and pull off decent cameos.

@linkfan160 6 лет назад

This is so passive-aggressive. I love it.

@MelodyFox 12 лет назад

So ironic, but so well put! a genius even in speaking! love ya Alfred! This was a real scary one! may you rest in Peace, Alfred... Melody Fox (aka the Princess of Rock) Love Peace Music ☆♫♫LPM♫♫☆