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Dali and Alfred Hitchcock

In the Forties, Dali embraced the most popular art form of them all: cinema. He was hired to design a dream sequence in Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbound. In this BBC Interview, Hitchcock explains why he was so keen to bring Dali on board.

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