The Necktie Murderer
Ron Goodwin’s musical score beats proudly during Frenzy’s opening credits, as an aerial shot takes us over London and towards Tower Bridge. Hitch gets his trademark cameo in early, sporting a black suit and a bowler hat, poised in the crowd as Sir George (John Boxer) delivers a speech to a riverside crowd.
The naked body of a woman is soon seen floating in the Thames, a tie knotted around her throat. «The Necktie Murderer» is at large, and Scotland Yard has the crimes pinned on innocent man Richard Blaney (Jon Finch). Finding the actual murderer and exacting revenge is Blaney’s only path to salvation.
Based on Arthur La Bern’s novel Goodbye Piccadilly, Farewell Leicester Square, Frenzy was Hitchcock’s penultimate film, and a nostalgic nod to his native roots; his father was a merchant in Covent Garden, where much of the film is set.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxEuFA-9bkU
Tal faràs, tal trobaràs 
ESTUPENDA PELICULA DE HITCHCOCK LA ULTIMA FRASE DE GENIO SR COCK NO LLEVA USTED CORBATA……….
El maestro del suspense era un genio. Esta no es una de sus mejores obras pero no está nada mal.
Whoa, tengo que pasarme por aqui mas a menudo, y leerme tus entradas de cine. Quiero volver a comentar peliculas de un cine muy antiguo que siempre se quedaron en mi corazon y recuerdo. Las vi durante 2005 a 2010. Fueron maravillosas sorpresas. Ah, el cine! Abrazos!
Me gusta mucho el cine. Aquí hablo de películas que me han hecho pasar un buen rato. Petons!