<p>1954 was one of Hitchcock&#39;s best years: he released two films, &quot;Dial M for Murder&quot; and &quot;Rear Window&quot;. Both were shot in color and both focused on husbands attempting to murder their wives and go unpunished. &quot;Dial M for Murder&quot; introduced Grace Kelly to the Hitchcock universe, boldly experimented with 3D photography and seamlessly translated the play to the screen without putting the camera outside of the couple&#39;s apartment. Join us as we explore this nasty and highly enjoyable gem with Joel Gunz, the inimitable Alfred Hitchcock Geek and the president of HitchCon Annual International Alfred Hitchcock Conference. </p> <p>Note: the YouTube version features additional visual material discussed by Joel in this episode! </p>