“I never forgot for one moment that it was all happening because of Alfred Hitchcock, and I never forgot for one moment that I’d earned it.” Hedren’s memoir Tippi is now available.

Tippi Hedren, who made The Birds and Marnie with director Alfred Hitchcock, previously said he threatened to "ruin" her acting career after rebuffing his alleged sexual advances Tippi Hedren has ...

In her new memoir, actress Tippi Hedren is revealing what a true horror it was working with Alfred Hitchcock on the 1960s films The Birds and Marnie. She writes that the iconic director ...

“Tippi: A Memoir” by Tippi Hedren (William ... who would grow up to be an actress as well. Hitchcock saw Hedren in a television commercial for a meal-replacement shake and tracked her down.

now known as Tippi Hedren, was offered a seven-year contract by the famous director. But despite making her film debut in 1963’s "The Birds," her relationship with Hitchcock soured. "I never ...

Latham said of Hedren: “She's a lovely woman, but I don't think Tippi should have said those things about Hitch. I wasn't aware of her being hassled on the set. For Hitchcock to go down as this ...

Senior Editor and Writer The actress Tippi Hedren, who says she was sexually assaulted, harassed, and had her career threatened by the director Alfred Hitchcock, knows what she would have said to ...

The story concerns the making of Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds” and “Marnie”; the title character is Tippi Hedren, who—discovered by Hitchcock (or, as the movie suggests, by Hitchcock ...

The main star of the film, Florence Pugh, came out to say during the Off Menu podcast how she'd end up putting herself in ...

Hitchcock, whose tales of crime and suspense had always been made within the confines of public and studio taste, decided to ...

During her stand-off with Alfred Hitchcock on the set of Marnie (1964), Tippi Hedren hit the director where it hurt him the most – right in the midriff. “She [Hedren] did what no one is ...

Tippi Hedren was one of the later collaborators with Sir Alfred Hitchcock, whose work was at its peak when they met. She became one of his leading ladies, and he helped her launch her film career ...