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Spellbound (1945): 25 DARK FACTS You Never Knew About

Spellbound (1945) is Alfred Hitchcock’s most bizarre masterpiece—a psychological thriller caught between surrealist art and Hollywood censorship. From a dream sequence designed by Salvador Dali that was butchered by the studio to a lead actor hired solely because of a spinal injury, this production was a "madhouse" in every sense of the word. In this video, we uncover 25 shocking facts about the film that introduced the Theremin to horror cinema. We explore the secret romance between Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck, the "lost" footage of crawling ants that was destroyed, and the Bonus Fact about the single frame of color hidden in this black-and-white classic. In this video, we uncover: The Dali Disaster: The truth about the 20-minute surrealist nightmare cut down to 2 minutes. The Secret Affair: How the lead stars’ real-life romance fueled their on-screen chemistry. The Giant Hand: The practical effect hack used to get the famous "POV Gunshot." The "Red Flash": Why Hitchcock hand-tinted every print of the film for a subliminal shock. Hitchcock vs. The Composer: Why the director hated the Oscar-winning Theremin score. If you love the dark history of cinema, movie secrets, and deep dives into the lives of Hollywood’s most uncompromising legends, SUBSCRIBE for more! #Spellbound #AlfredHitchcock #SalvadorDali #IngridBergman #GregoryPeck #FilmHistory #MovieFacts #BehindTheScenes #PsychologicalThriller #ClassicHollywood #Surrealism