Shadow of a Doubt

Preening teen Charlie (Teresa Wright) has no idea Uncle Charlie (Joseph Cotten) is a criminal, visiting the Santa Rosa, California bank where her dad (Henry Travers) works, and he's less keen on the boss (Edwin Stanley) than a widow (Frances Carson), in Hitchcock's Shadow Of A Doubt, 1943.

Alfred Hitchcock has established an Eastern city and his languid male lead Joseph Cotten, attended by his landlady (Constance Purdy), and not much else, in Shadow Of A Doubt, 1943, co-starring Teresa Wright, Thornton Wilder and Mrs. Hitchcock, Alma Reville, among credited writers.

Director Alfred Hitchcock detailing the family (on location in Santa Rosa, California), Mom, Dad, sister and brother (Patricia Collinge, Henry Travers, Edna May Wonacott, Charles Bates) as restless Charlie (Teresa Wright) decides to send an unnecessary telegram, in Shadow Of A Doubt, 1943.

We know, without detail, that visiting Uncle Charlie (Joseph Cotten) is a fugitive, as he diverts the younger kids (Edna May Wonacott, Charles Bates) from the newspaper, while swooning niece Charlie (Teresa Wright) continues to assume all is well, in Alfred Hitchcock's Shadow Of A Doubt, 1943.

A long-lost uncle (Joseph Cotten) brings a terrifying secret to a small American town in this Alfred Hitchcock thriller.