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I agree, except I’ve heard the stories about that lion they had as a pet! I can’t agree with that! Funny they showed the pictures but didn’t mention it. Wild animals are not pets!
Ur right in most instances. Someone has to protect them. I've never heard the story. Can u enlighten me please. Wasn't he the Clarence cat from the Adams family n Doctarie?????
Your thoughts at the end are so brilliant haha! I was just there thinking "oh that's not love" and then you said everything that needed saying, spot on
Hitchcock had a house in my home town. He was extremely unattractive and had no insight that women don't want him. She had no legal protection. Tippi has done great work rescuing great cats and retired movie animals. I also prefer animal company often because they don't manipulate or gaslight you. What you see is what you get with them. Her husband donated a large park in the LA area called Griffith park and sometimes you can see surviving Ca mountain lions living in the area and avoiding the freeway.
The scene when the man whistles are Tippi’s character is one of my favourites actually!! I’ve adopted that quite, smile abs always use it when guys come on to me like that..
Was struck by one particular scene in The Birds-the one where the man lit a cigarette at the gas station causing an explosion-the camera showed stills of Tippi's look of horror. I always wondered why she didn't make more movies and it was because of that lecherous Hitchcock. Of course, if Hitch had been good looking and young the starlets would have been harassing him.
@@lilajagears8317 I agree. He had a tv show back in the 50s which I always watched. Who could not be moved by Psycho? Killing off the beautiful "heroine" quickly. Too bad that Tony got kinda typecast after that movie. I am Gay and believe that Tony was uhappily closeted most of his life as opposed to Tab Hunter who was as open as he COULD be back in the 60s.
When I met her in the 1990s at her animal sanctuary Shambala, north of LA, she was still an extremely stunning woman who carried herself with fortitude, grace, and dedication. She devoted her life to rescuing maltreated animals of all stripes and was one of the most focused people I have ever had the good fortune to meet.
I really like the subject matter of your videos and your perspective on them, very respectful of women and what they went through. Some of the points are repetitive though, and it would help to be more clear about when and who you are quoting when you are quoting someone.
Good on Tippi for not bending to his will. Manipulative, possessive people like this are dangerous and disgusting. I hate the way people romanticise the awful things these directors got away with, just because they made a popular movie.
I remember watching the movie The Girl about Hitchcock's obsession with Tippi Hedren. It was rather shocking how no one came to her defense against him but I guess since Hitchcock was such a successful and wealthy person, they let him get away with anything. It is a good thing that actors are no longer contracted to movie studios and directors. As independent contractors, they get to decide which projects they wish to pursue and audition for.
🤫🤔She was always an unusual beauty to say the least. Like most people I am aware she made other moves. But will always remember her for just the one ,you featured The Birds 🐦. Better to be remembered for something, than nothing I guess....
Much respect to Tippy! There's something to be said about a person's moral character and personal conduct. She had character and stuck to her code of life. I still enjoy Mr Hitchcock and in reality this story plays out across the world daily just with different actors. It is what it is.
@@lindseycarribean5113 never said it was ok...but, time of Bill Cosby and Harvey Weinstein have hopefully come to an end in Hollywood. But people with power will still continue to destroy those underneath them. Different actors, yet the same game.
Your videos are interesting subjects. But your presentation could be greatly improved with tight editing of your copy. You repeat the same things three and four times, as I've noted on one of your other posts. Also, coordinating your images with your narration would give your piece greater meaning and value.
How awful, to be an animal lover and have the birds treated so cruelly. You made clear how her acting career was ruined, making me wonder…. She appears to have had a lot of money long into her life, given the lions and such she cared for. If I’m right, do we know how she maintained such a high income? I understand she was paid 7 years even if not acting. But it appears she maintained quite a fortunate lifestyle. Thank you.
I'm Minnesotan too. Wow it's really disturbing to find out details about how these Hollywood women were treated. I'm sure some things have changed w the metoo movement but oh my gosh there's narcissistic psychos in every walk of life. Not just Hollywood.
I remember seeing Tippy in a funny film with Marlon Brando and Sophia Loren, it was only a small part but she was very good as always, it seems to me that it was the late fifties or early sixties ?
A Stunning,beautiful,classy lady and person..A good actress and love the film Marnie with handsome Sean Connery and Birds..Hitchcock talented as he was treated her with a cruel obsession ,a stalker in a time where women did not have a voice especially in Hollywood ..Well done Tippi for standing up for herself and stick to your valued morals💕
Tippy was absolutely lovely. She struggled to support her daughter and herself under the obsessive, watchful eye of Hitchcock. I am really shocked to learn he behaved this way toward her. I wonder if he would have dared to treat this young, talented starlet the same way if she'd had a husband, especially one who wasn't afraid to step in and say "back off" to Hitchcock. Poor thing but, sadly, those were the times. May she rest in peace.
2022 .. Not dead.. .Still fabulous and caring for all her animals at her 'Shambala Wildlife Refuge' for all big cats.😻😽🐆🦁🐅🤗☺️♥️😁Please Give what you can to help .. She can help all the creatures better with any donation you can spare .. Please help ...All help is greatly appreciated , I am sure.. God Bless Her Gigantic Loving Heart! ❤️❤️❤️😁 I Have adored 'Tippy' Hedren since I first saw 'The Birds' ..A Terrific Actress..Melanie also.. Her daughter Melanie Griffith also a huge animal rights advocate..😻 Love them Both.. Shambala Refuge..in Northern CA. I think.. It's A Place of Healing Love♥️ and Much - Needed Peace🕊️☮️✝️🛐🕊️✌️🖖🤞🍀🍀🍀🍀 and Essential Care for all Big Cats.🛡️❤️🍀❤️🍀 Love you Tippy and Melanie!.😍👍👍👍👍❤️ 💪🤳🗿❤️👸🏼
Ol Hitch was a strange man, always wanted blond and beautiful girls. Every one had trouble with him and his dictatorial way he obsessed over them. Creepy
There was one actress who got away from him and had a successful career Vera Miles remember her folks? She played the younger sister to Janet Leigh in Psycho. She was already an established actress who at the time was married in real life to the hunky actor ? Scott who played Tarzan. So the little fat man knew better to try it on with her.
Thank you excellent presentation ..Great linkage of women and Dakota Johnson is so lovely and exhibits the grace of her beautiful grandma The pictures of Melanie G and the house lion are precious I never knew how he Hitchcock tormented her , she stayed true to who she was so she was a trailblazer
Yes she was a beauty, more than that actually she was absolutely stunning. You'd think such natural beauty would be your answer to fame, wealth and fortune, she gained a starring role in a Hollywood Blockbuster and then you realise Alfred Hitchcock is pulling the strings and the torment begins. It reminds me of one of your other stories with the actress Shelley Duvall and her tormentor Stanley Kubrick. These men would be facing time behind bars today and it's taken us so long to put a stop to it but I'm sure it must still go on albeit not as prevalent. I do admire her work with her Big Cats Sanctuary but worry sometimes seeing her with her pet Lion, they do say you can never really fully domesticate a big cat but I'm sure she'll have nurtured him as a Cub and he knows Tippi is his mother. Another great video and thank you.
I think these actresses of the past had their own set of challenges and it's too bad Americans never wondered back then how these talented actresses were being treated during filming. It must have been a hush don't talk don't tell attitude in Hollywood because they were threatened that their career would be ruined if they told anyone. Decade ago I was looking into the deeper layer of things in this country and found out how terrible these young women and child actors...male and female....were treated. Many sexually hurassed and some raped ... probably more than we'll ever know. I always wondered why so many child actors and young actors turned to drugs and alcohol. It wasn't just bc of the stress of the job and being famous. It was bc of their treatment....the severe abuse. Long abusive hours on the sets and they were sitting ducks to all the pervs in Hollywood. I'm happy for them that the truth is finally coming out but it's a little too late for many. Plus how mysterious so many of these stars and music industry singers up and killed themselves. And the 27 club. 🤔 I'm sure we will never know how deep the horrors went for these people. And to top it off, you had to join the psycho club or get ruined as an actor. And if you didn't become one of them then you probably were continually ostracized and never allowed to go to Hollywood social gatherings. I was ensnared in a cult at age 11. Sounds like Hollywood was a typical cult
Even though Hitchcock was a absolute genius director he did have his flaws with certain actresses and this is one of them he could be such a gentleman but on the other side with certain people not so much??
@@Kid_Charlemagne76 2:55 Just wondering why her grandparents were Swedish refrugees considering the last time Sweden was at war was in 1814. Btw! Dont be so rude especially when you haven't a clue!
Tippi had beauty and class, and a very nice personality. It was cruel what Hitchcock did to her, the lustful old coot. He's legendary for his great direction in films, and being an old letch. Very odd and disappointing, I thought he had more class.
Too bad our childhood heroes turn out to be monsters! I loved Hitchcock. But I guess he wasn’t such a nice guy. Same with Cosby. I grew up loving Cosby. Listening to his comedy albums and watching Fat Albert. Not knowing the whole time he was a predator.
Hitchcock was actually not a nice honorable man , he was married and made Tippi's life miserable for not giving in to his advances . Yes he was a good director , but to ruin Tippi's carrier was evil . I viewed the Birds ,but i did not like this movie , but i did like Marnie very much .
Interesting how these dreadfully ugly men in power turn out to hunt these beautiful women and try to destroy them. Harvey Weinstein looks like he got stomped on the face by a pack of buffaloes. Hitchcock looks like a three-year-old child making a man out of Play-Doh and it comes out all distorted.
The idea that Alfred Hitchcock sabotaged Tippi Hendren’s career is is utter BS by an ungrateful borderline-cat-lady. It’s typical of crazy women to blame everyone but themselves for their own self-destructive behavior.
Seriously. We are supposed to have sympathy for a superstar Hollywood actress who would do who-knows-what to get on the screen? Do you think she would give anyone posting here that time of day if it did her no good?
Her account of Hitchcock's obsession and how he treated her and the things he pulled is backed up by all of her co-stars from The Birds and Marnie. Numerous cast members, both male and female, have said that they were shocked and disturbed by the way that she was treated but they didn't have the power to say or do anything at the risk of losing their own careers. Diane Baker even said that after Tippie refused his advances on the set of Marnie he turned his attention to Diane and forcedly kissed her against her wishes in her dressing room.
@@deanie28 - Show me the evidence from that time period, not a conspiracy of lies from today. It’s popular in modern times to confabulate a story years after the person is dead and can’t defend themselves. It’s all about selling salacious content and books to nosy busybodies.
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He didn’t love her he was obsessed with her, big difference.
What a profound statement!
You hit the nail right on the head with that remark
Alfred Hitchcock was a big sleep around regarding all his lovely lady actresses.
Vera Miles always had to shake him off.
He did state at almost the beginning that Hitchcock was obsessed with Hedren, maybe you need to watch it again
I agree!
I loved her in The Birds!!! I also LOVE her name!
I luv Tippy. She's a fabulous actress. Her animal refuge makes me luv her more.
I agree, except I’ve heard the stories about that lion they had as a pet! I can’t agree with that! Funny they showed the pictures but didn’t mention it.
Wild animals are not pets!
Ur right in most instances. Someone has to protect them. I've never heard the story. Can u enlighten me please. Wasn't he the Clarence cat from the Adams family n Doctarie?????
Your thoughts at the end are so brilliant haha! I was just there thinking "oh that's not love" and then you said everything that needed saying, spot on
Such extraordinary beauty --- truly a blessing and a curse.
To whoever narrates these gems: you were blessed with a fine speaking voice!
Hitchcock had a house in my home town. He was extremely unattractive and had no insight that women don't want him. She had no legal protection. Tippi has done great work rescuing great cats and retired movie animals. I also prefer animal company often because they don't manipulate or gaslight you. What you see is what you get with them. Her husband donated a large park in the LA area called Griffith park and sometimes you can see surviving Ca mountain lions living in the area and avoiding the freeway.
One of the most beautiful women that will ever walk and I thank her for being true to herself and such a wonderful woman, Brian
She was an absolutely gorgeous woman...I can certainly see why he'd be smitten with her.
He objectified, "thing"-ified her, treated her inhumanely.
The scene when the man whistles are Tippi’s character is one of my favourites actually!! I’ve adopted that quite, smile abs always use it when guys come on to me like that..
Was struck by one particular scene in The Birds-the one where the man lit a cigarette at the gas station causing an explosion-the camera showed stills of Tippi's look of horror. I always wondered why she didn't make more movies and it was because of that lecherous Hitchcock. Of course, if Hitch had been good looking and young the starlets would have been harassing him.
Hitchcock was one of the greatest directors ever, all the rest sounds like TMZ crap too me.
@@lilajagears8317 I agree. He had a tv show back in the 50s which I always watched. Who could not be moved by Psycho? Killing off the beautiful "heroine" quickly. Too bad that Tony got kinda typecast after that movie. I am Gay and believe that Tony was uhappily closeted most of his life as opposed to Tab Hunter who was as open as he COULD be back in the 60s.
If Hitchcock would've been young and good looking, he probably wouldn't have been so desperate.
I met Tippi in the 80s she is a very nice lady.
You know age of vintage!!!!regardless of the subject,you have great narrative,and you give it 100%!!!!🤗🇬🇧
Damn it. Kinda wanna go back in time and visit Hitchcock with a baseball bat.
The ladies thank you for that thought.
I would have joined you with that. I think he needed two baseball bats to the Head
When I met her in the 1990s at her animal sanctuary Shambala, north of LA, she was still an extremely stunning woman who carried herself with fortitude, grace, and dedication. She devoted her life to rescuing maltreated animals of all stripes and was one of the most focused people I have ever had the good fortune to meet.
She was stunning. A Beauty ahead of her time.
I really like the subject matter of your videos and your perspective on them, very respectful of women and what they went through. Some of the points are repetitive though, and it would help to be more clear about when and who you are quoting when you are quoting someone.
Hitch should have known that he was not her type, in addition the fool was an old man and married. No respect for his wife sad.
At least he wasn't a pedo, like many others.
Old school 'Weinstein'... it's as old as humanity.
I met Tippi in the mid 80s she is a nice ,down to earth lady.
What I find hard to understand is why she couldn't find a good lawyer to get her out of her 7-year contract.
Good on Tippi for not bending to his will. Manipulative, possessive people like this are dangerous and disgusting. I hate the way people romanticise the awful things these directors got away with, just because they made a popular movie.
I remember watching the movie The Girl about Hitchcock's obsession with Tippi Hedren. It was rather shocking how no one came to her defense against him but I guess since Hitchcock was such a successful and wealthy person, they let him get away with anything. It is a good thing that actors are no longer contracted to movie studios and directors. As independent contractors, they get to decide which projects they wish to pursue and audition for.
Still living and visit with ..she's doing great..
🤫🤔She was always an unusual beauty to say the least. Like most people I am aware she made other moves. But will always remember her for just the one ,you featured The Birds 🐦. Better to be remembered for something, than nothing I guess....
She was the original Tiger Queen !
Much respect to Tippy!
There's something to be said about a person's moral character and personal conduct. She had character and stuck to her code of life. I still enjoy Mr Hitchcock and in reality this story plays out across the world daily just with different actors. It is what it is.
And it's not ok !
@@lindseycarribean5113 never said it was ok...but, time of Bill Cosby and Harvey Weinstein have hopefully come to an end in Hollywood. But people with power will still continue to destroy those underneath them. Different actors, yet the same game.
No it's not ok ,but it is what it is,his films were great,but as a person a monster 👹 I would suspect!!!!😳🇬🇧
Your videos are interesting subjects. But your presentation could be greatly improved with tight editing of your copy. You repeat the same things three and four times, as I've noted on one of your other posts. Also, coordinating your images with your narration would give your piece greater meaning and value.
Yes it seems logical to match the relevant photos with the narration rather than keep the photos on continual unrelated loop.
so beautiful! she was stunning in Marnie.
Just watched The Birds for the first time.. I'm in love.. ❤😊❤
How awful, to be an animal lover and have the birds treated so cruelly. You made clear how her acting career was ruined, making me wonder…. She appears to have had a lot of money long into her life, given the lions and such she cared for. If I’m right, do we know how she maintained such a high income? I understand she was paid 7 years even if not acting. But it appears she maintained quite a fortunate lifestyle. Thank you.
Obviously you missed the part about her also modeling throughout the 50s and 60s.
I'm Minnesotan too. Wow it's really disturbing to find out details about how these Hollywood women were treated. I'm sure some things have changed w the metoo movement but oh my gosh there's narcissistic psychos in every walk of life. Not just Hollywood.
She loved animals and anyone who does, I highly respect them because I love animals too.
I remember seeing Tippy in a funny film with Marlon Brando and Sophia Loren, it was only a small part but she was very good as always, it seems to me that it was the late fifties or early sixties ?
I think it's A COUNTESS FROM HONG KONG (1967) directed by Charlie Chaplin.
A Stunning,beautiful,classy lady and person..A good actress and love the film Marnie with handsome Sean Connery and Birds..Hitchcock talented as he was treated her with a cruel obsession ,a stalker in a time where women did not have a voice especially in Hollywood ..Well done Tippi for standing up for herself and stick to your valued morals💕
Who would have thought Hitch being such a perv, totally would not have thought that. Mind you, he had the looks and charisma, what a hunk.
Her legacy is film dynasty
Tippy was absolutely lovely. She struggled to support her daughter and herself under the obsessive, watchful eye of Hitchcock. I am really shocked to learn he behaved this way toward her. I wonder if he would have dared to treat this young, talented starlet the same way if she'd had a husband, especially one who wasn't afraid to step in and say "back off" to Hitchcock. Poor thing but, sadly, those were the times. May she rest in peace.
She’s alive
2022 .. Not dead.. .Still fabulous and caring for all her animals at her 'Shambala Wildlife Refuge' for all big cats.😻😽🐆🦁🐅🤗☺️♥️😁Please Give what you can to help .. She can help all the creatures better with any donation you can spare .. Please help ...All help is greatly appreciated , I am sure.. God Bless Her Gigantic Loving Heart! ❤️❤️❤️😁 I Have adored 'Tippy' Hedren since I first saw 'The Birds' ..A Terrific Actress..Melanie also.. Her daughter Melanie Griffith also a huge animal rights advocate..😻 Love them Both.. Shambala Refuge..in Northern CA. I think.. It's A Place of Healing Love♥️ and Much - Needed Peace🕊️☮️✝️🛐🕊️✌️🖖🤞🍀🍀🍀🍀 and Essential Care for all Big Cats.🛡️❤️🍀❤️🍀 Love you Tippy and Melanie!.😍👍👍👍👍❤️
💪🤳🗿❤️👸🏼
If she was married, Hitchcock wouldn't have had the balls to abuse Tippi Hedren in that way.
Principled Lady!
He was a great director.. but a disgusting vile man!!!
She still drives too
I suspect it happens now!!!!😳🇬🇧
That cola I belive was Jolt cola ..
Or may have been Niehi ..I knew the daughter of that business , might be why we've connected besides in movie sets..or TV programs..
Ol Hitch was a strange man, always wanted blond and beautiful girls. Every one had trouble with him and his dictatorial way he obsessed over them. Creepy
There was one actress who got away from him and had a successful career Vera Miles remember her folks? She played the younger sister to Janet Leigh in Psycho. She was already an established actress who at the time was married in real life to the hunky actor ? Scott who played Tarzan. So the little fat man knew better to try it on with her.
Creepy and misogynistic.
She was beautiful
Thank you excellent presentation ..Great linkage of women and Dakota Johnson is so lovely and exhibits the grace of her beautiful grandma The pictures of Melanie G and the house lion are precious I never knew how he Hitchcock tormented her , she stayed true to who she was so she was a trailblazer
Hitchcock was obsessed with all his "icy blondes" .
much respect for Tippi Hedren. Deborah Kerr too if that's her at 0:14
Yes she was a beauty, more than that actually she was absolutely stunning. You'd think such natural beauty would be your answer to fame, wealth and fortune, she gained a starring role in a Hollywood Blockbuster and then you realise Alfred Hitchcock is pulling the strings and the torment begins.
It reminds me of one of your other stories with the actress Shelley Duvall and her tormentor Stanley Kubrick.
These men would be facing time behind bars today and it's taken us so long to put a stop to it but I'm sure it must still go on albeit not as prevalent.
I do admire her work with her Big Cats Sanctuary but worry sometimes seeing her with her pet Lion, they do say you can never really fully domesticate a big cat but I'm sure she'll have nurtured him as a Cub and he knows Tippi is his mother. Another great video and thank you.
She wasn’t a favorite for me, but her talent was undeniable.
I've always admired and respected her for her for being an animal activist.
Hitch went nuts
Her daughter Melanie and grand daughter Dakota
I think these actresses of the past had their own set of challenges and it's too bad Americans never wondered back then how these talented actresses were being treated during filming. It must have been a hush don't talk don't tell attitude in Hollywood because they were threatened that their career would be ruined if they told anyone. Decade ago I was looking into the deeper layer of things in this country and found out how terrible these young women and child actors...male and female....were treated. Many sexually hurassed and some raped ... probably more than we'll ever know. I always wondered why so many child actors and young actors turned to drugs and alcohol. It wasn't just bc of the stress of the job and being famous. It was bc of their treatment....the severe abuse. Long abusive hours on the sets and they were sitting ducks to all the pervs in Hollywood. I'm happy for them that the truth is finally coming out but it's a little too late for many. Plus how mysterious so many of these stars and music industry singers up and killed themselves. And the 27 club. 🤔 I'm sure we will never know how deep the horrors went for these people. And to top it off, you had to join the psycho club or get ruined as an actor. And if you didn't become one of them then you probably were continually ostracized and never allowed to go to Hollywood social gatherings. I was ensnared in a cult at age 11. Sounds like Hollywood was a typical cult
The poor, beautiful woman.
Her grand daughter Dakota Johnson is a beauty as well.
That's her granddaughter - Dakota is Melanie Griffiths' daughter.
Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson's daughter.
Even though Hitchcock was a absolute genius director he did have his flaws with certain actresses and this is one of them he could be such a gentleman but on the other side with certain people not so much??
Why dont they show whole thing. I. Hate that
What a beautiful women,so stylish,I always try to be like here,I fail but I try!!!!🤗🇬🇧
"Refugees from Sweden" why?
The hell are you on about?
@@Kid_Charlemagne76 2:55 Just wondering why her grandparents were Swedish refrugees considering the last time Sweden was at war was in 1814. Btw! Dont be so rude especially when you haven't a clue!
How to make a 3 minute video into a 14 minute video?
Repeat the same things 5 times!!!
Can we please stop using the word love where it doesn't belong. He DID NOT love her. He loved himself, she was just a toy he wanted to own to him.
Sounds Aussie.
Tippi had beauty and class, and a very nice personality. It was cruel what Hitchcock did to her, the lustful old coot. He's legendary for his great direction in films, and being an old letch. Very odd and disappointing, I thought he had more class.
Too bad our childhood heroes turn out to be monsters! I loved Hitchcock. But I guess he wasn’t such a nice guy.
Same with Cosby. I grew up loving Cosby. Listening to his comedy albums and watching Fat Albert. Not knowing the whole time he was a predator.
Hitchcock may be considered a good film director, but he was a sad loser as a human being.
Such a bad system that men had such an unfettered sway over all of whom they considered lesser beings
NOT LOVE. Narcissistic obsession
What a horrible man...
Obsession is not love. How could you say he loved her? You're being a misogynist.
Here we go ......
I thought she was a beautiful woman but Hitchcock should have grown up alright bloody pest
The Birds
Marnie
…….horror movies?
I not convinced of much of this rather slanted account of Hitchcock and Tippi.
Hitchcock was actually not a nice honorable man , he was married and made Tippi's life miserable for not giving in to his advances . Yes he was a good director , but to ruin Tippi's carrier was evil . I viewed the Birds ,but i did not like this movie , but i did like Marnie very much .
If Hitchcock wasn’t a dirty old man he wouldn’t have made had “Psycho”
Sounds like Hitch was another Harvey Weinstein.
Interesting how these dreadfully ugly men in power turn out to hunt these beautiful women and try to destroy them. Harvey Weinstein looks like he got stomped on the face by a pack of buffaloes.
Hitchcock looks like a three-year-old child making a man out of Play-Doh and it comes out all distorted.
The idea that Alfred Hitchcock sabotaged Tippi Hendren’s career is is utter BS by an ungrateful borderline-cat-lady. It’s typical of crazy women to blame everyone but themselves for their own self-destructive behavior.
I AGREE!!!
Seriously. We are supposed to have sympathy for a superstar Hollywood actress who would do who-knows-what to get on the screen? Do you think she would give anyone posting here that time of day if it did her no good?
Her account of Hitchcock's obsession and how he treated her and the things he pulled is backed up by all of her co-stars from The Birds and Marnie. Numerous cast members, both male and female, have said that they were shocked and disturbed by the way that she was treated but they didn't have the power to say or do anything at the risk of losing their own careers. Diane Baker even said that after Tippie refused his advances on the set of Marnie he turned his attention to Diane and forcedly kissed her against her wishes in her dressing room.
@@deanie28 - Show me the evidence from that time period, not a conspiracy of lies from today. It’s popular in modern times to confabulate a story years after the person is dead and can’t defend themselves. It’s all about selling salacious content and books to nosy busybodies.
HITCHCOCK-OG,WINESTIEN 2.O,NUFF SAID.