Marnie

Marnie - 

• Alfred Hitchcock likes to make an appearance in every film. He makes an appearance in this film at the hotel although he doesn't do or say anything he simply has a walk on.
• The beginning credits music is with a violin. The music sounds very old fashioned and romantic. 
• The beginning credits are showed in a book view. The music and book openings a synchronized. 
• This film is a Universal Studios film.
• The main characters are Tippi Hedren and Sean Connery. 
• There are various shots with the obvious yellow bag. From these shots its clear the bag is relevent and acts as an enigma. 
• The opening scene is very affective as Marnie is walking with no background music and no background noise, all you can hear is the shoes tapping on the floor. The yellow bag is in a close up so they clearly want us to look at it with some intent. 
• Marnie who is played by Tippi Hedren has many identities. We learn this by all her identity cards she has when she runs away with the money she's stolen. We see Marnie wash the brown hair die out of her hair as she is changing he identity again after she stole the money. They use various lighting techniques here with very dramatic music.