Characters
This character likes to watch his neighbours.
JEFFRIES
These symbolise voyeurism.
CAMERAS and LENSES
"Jeff, wives don't nag anymore. ________ ________."
THEY DISCUSS
This technique is used when we are first introduced to the apartment complex.
PANNING SHOT
The director of Rear Window.
ALFRED HITCHCOCK
This character is often bathed in light.
LISA
This is a symbol of community and togetherness.
EATING and DRINKING TOGETHER
"I'm not much on ________ ________ ________."
REAR WINDOW ETHICS
The name for the background noise that happens in a film.
DIAGETIC SOUND
The year Rear Window premiered on the big screen.
1954
This character is the moral voice of the film.
STELLA
This symbolises Jeff's powerlessness.
PLASTER CAST
"We've become a race of Peeping Toms. What people ought to do is get outside their own house and _______ _______ _______ _______ _______."
LOOK IN FOR A CHANGE
This technique is used when Doyle is talking to Jeff in his apartment.
LOW ANGLE SHOT
The film was set here.
GREENWICH VILLAGE
This character lives alone on the ground floor of the apartment complex.
MISS LONELYHEARTS
This symbolises the intimate relationship between Lisa and Jeff.
LISA'S NEGLIGEE
"Every man's ready to get married when _______ _______ _______ _______ _______."
THE RIGHT GIRL COMES ALONG
This technique is used when Jeff has been pushed out of the window.
EXTREME CLOSE UP
Alfred Hitchcock appears in the film doing this.
WINDING A CLOCK
This character mysteriously disappears.
MRS THORWALD
This symbolises Jeff's role in directing his own story.
LAMPS
"We're two of the most ________ ________ I've ever known."
FRIGHTENING GHOULS
This technique is used in most scenes that feature Thorwald.
LOW KEY LIGHTING
The names of the actors who played Jeff and Lisa.
JAMES STEWART and GRACE KELLY