Versus, Alfred Hitchcock

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Copyright infringement, sadistic streaks and Hitchcock. Tue, Sep 9 2008 10:55 AM: Sheldon Abend was a literary agent who purchased the rights to "It Had to Be Murder," a 1942 short story by Cornell Woolrich that was adapted by Alfred Hitchcock into "Rear Window." He died in 2003, but his estate endures and has finally noticed that the 2007 Shia LaBeouf thriller "Disturbia" is an awful lot like Hitch's film... Read More...
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Filed under: Versus, Alfred Hitchcock, Disturbia, It Had to Be Murder, Jimmy Stewart, Sheldon Abend, Rear Window