FREE: ALFRED HITCHCOCK THE LEGEND BEGINS 2007 SUSPENSE MOVIE DVD 4 DISCS NEW

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You will receive Alfred Hitchcock legend series, movie classics. The box says movies, but I'm thinking they are more on the short stories or episodes, just a guess on my part. You will receive 4 dvd discs, with over 26 hours of suspense from Alfred Hitchcock series. Item is BRAND NEW, sealed in plastic. I bought it and never watched it. I don't know if its a full or widescreen. Just a note, buyer is bidding on the item 'AS-IS' regardless if its full or widescreen. Yes, it comes complete dvd/case/front cover artwork and again its new, sealed in plastic.

I got this from a family member, and I'm not into these type of movies. So, I figured someone on listia would want to add this to their dvd collection.

Free ship in U.S. Coming from a clean & smoke free home.

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*(NOTE: I got some info off the internet, as I don't know anything about this stuff. My suggestion is also do your own research or feel free to correct me by leaving a comment below.)

----UPC: 683904200310 (here is the UPC in case you can't find it by a title search on the internet).

----"ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS - THE LEGEND BEGINS consists primarily of silent and sound films that Hitchcock directed before relocating from Britain to Hollywood in 1940. One feature that distinguishes this collection from several similar budget-priced multi-packs is the near-hour's worth of movie trailers included as a bonus. There's also a couple of episodes from the murder/mystery anthology TV show that Hitchcock hosted a half century ago."

-----"The Lady Vanishes, The Farmers Wife, The Manxman, Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Chaney Vase, Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Rich and Strange, The Thirty-Nine Steps, Secret Agent, Champagne, Blackmail, Easy Virtue, Jamaica Inn, The Lodger, The Ring, Young and Innocent, Juno and the Paycock, Sabotage, The Skin Game, Number Seventeen, The Man Who Knew Too Much."