Original SIGNED & Dated Letter & Envelope from Mr. ALFRED HITCHCOCK--The Master of Suspense!!! From the Office of Alfred Hitchcock at PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORPORATION, located at 5451 Marathon Street, Hollywood 38, California. The letter is dated January 14th, 1957 which is while he was filming the movie "Vertigo" starring Jimmy Stewart. --this letter is signed by Alfred Hitchcock in strong, dark ink and comes with the original MAILED Envelope that it was sent in. The photo of the letter is scanned as close to realistic as possible, showing the color, creases and condition of the page. This is an absolute one-of-a-kind and is in great condition!!! Own a piece of Hollywood's History!

* Conway's Vintage stamp NOT on original letter, but just used on image to discourage the online autograph forgers and image theft.

Below is provenance from our client:

This letter was sent to my Grandfather in reply to a letter he sent to Mr. Hitchcock and was an invitation to meet the filmmaker on the set of the film. Here is actual text of the letter:

January 14th, 1957

My dear Mr. Gerig:

When you arrive in San Francisco around March 12th, I expect to be there shooting a picture with James Stewart. A telephone call to the Paramount Studios in Hollywood (Hollywood 9-2411, Extension 463) will give you our whereabouts in the city.

I will look forward to seeing you.

With kindest regards,

Sincerely yours,

Alfred Hitchcock

Mr. Warren C. Gerig
Anand Bhawan
54 Warden Road
Bombay 26, India

"After getting a few questions regarding the origins of this letter we asked my mother in law (Mr. Gerig's daughter) and we found out some more information. Evidently, my wife's grandparents were neighbors of the Indian actress Suraiya (who recently passed away in January 2004) while they lived in India (apparently in adjacent buildings). Alfred Hitchcock came to India to meet with her, and she invited Mr. and Mrs. Gerig to tea with Mr Hitchcock while he was there. Some time a few months later, Mr. Gerig sent a letter to Mr. Hitchcock asking for a tour of Paramount Studios and received this invitation to meet him on the movie set while he was visiting San Francisco. The Gerig's did end up meeting him in San Francisco in March 1958, but we have no other details of the meeting."


An Absolutely Extraordinary item! Written while filming "Vertigo" as he mentions the movie indirectly "making a movie with James Stewart...".  The only movie Hitch and James Stewart were making during 1958 was "Vertigo".

Conway's stamp is NOT on the original letter.