Rózsa considered Spellbound to contain some of his best work, but said “Hitchcock didn’t like the music — said it got in the way of his direction. I haven’t seen him since.”

Commercial Appeal: Box office Spellbound opened theatrically in New York on Halloween 1945, and the following week in LA, on November 8, 1945. It was then given wide release in the US on December 28, 1945. It earned huge rentals of $4,975,000 (over $10 million in America). Spellbound Theatrical release poster A still from Spellbound Upon […]

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