There's Hitch
There's Hitch is a monthly podcast that features a Alfred Hitchcock film in which Hitchcock plays a cameo role. A cameo is a short walk on part for an actor or director, with little to no dialogue. We do not profess to be Hitchcock experts but we are huge fans. During these podcasts we will have fun with subplots, interesting facts on the key actors, and identify McGuffins among other musings. Warning...Spoilers Abound!
Host
Norm DeGuerre is the host and jack of all trades for the podcasts. A retired croupier that wanted to persue his passion for classic film (especially those of Alfred Hitchcock). The podcast allows him to resurrect skills formerly used as a broadcast journalist, without relying on him to correctly count to Twenty-one. Norm transcribed the movies, wrote the podcast scripts, and edited the finished products so any criticism should be aimed towards him. Just as his hero Alfred Hitchcock, Norm is noted for his idiocycrasies most notable his refusal to pose for pictures other than in profile.
Players
Music Director
Sam T. Reeves
Self-taught master of the glockenspiel, and self-promoted as the Thelonius Monk of the Glock. Suposedly Jack Kerauc's inspiration for "Beat number 2" in the novel On the Road.
Featured Player
Norma DeGuerre
The former Norma DePlume was a child star of the 60's featured on Nashville's Bozo's Big Top where she would introduce Popeye Cartoons mimicking the voice of Olive Oyl. Norma is also our head of Marketing.
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Featured Players
The Dolls
We first said hello to Dolly Levy and Dolly Madison when they were were in the chorus and understudies for Elle Woods in Legally Blonde. The play folded and stranded them out of town and the young thespians agreed to lend their voices to characters on the podcast.
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Two Guys
We met Guy Gisbourne and Guy de Maupassant outside the downtown 7-11 in Goldsboro, NC having a spirited theological covnersation and had them try out for the killers in Rope. They agreed to do it for as share of the points on the backend (Huh..Huh). The rest is history.