Travis Simpkins

Lew Evangelidis, Worcester County Sheriff. Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins

Lew Evangelidis. Sheriff of Worcester County, Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Lewis G. Evangelidis

Sheriff of Worcester County

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Board of Directors

Massachusetts Port Authority

former Member of the

Massachusetts House of Representatives

by Travis Simpkins

Lew Evangelidis - Worcester County Sheriff

For more info, please visit:

sherifflew.org

Sheriff Lew Evangelidis. by Travis Simpkins. Worcester, MA. Community Service Program

Vertigo (1958): Alfred Hitchcock, James Stewart, Acrophobia and Kim Novak

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, Vertigo (1958) is widely considered to be one of his finest works. Deserving of it's acclaim, Vertigo popularized camera tricks and disorienting effects like the "dolly zoom" and animated sequencing. Shot in San Francisco, the film is stunning to look at. The story concerns an acrophobic detective who is hired to follow the beautiful blonde troubled wife of a friend, and ends up falling in love with tragic and confusing results. The cast is great, including James Stewart, the voluptuous Kim Novak and Barbara Bel Geddes.

Vertigo. 1958. Alfred Hitchcock: James Stewart

Vertigo. 1958. Alfred Hitchcock: Kim Novak

Vertigo. 1958. Alfred Hitchcock: James Stewart

Vertigo. 1958. Alfred Hitchcock: Kim Novak

Vertigo. 1958. Alfred Hitchcock: James Stewart

Vertigo. 1958. Alfred Hitchcock: Kim Novak and James Stewart

Vertigo. 1958. Alfred Hitchcock: Kim Novak

"Vertigo"- movie trailer

North by Northwest (1959): Alfred Hitchcock, Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, North by Northwest (1959) is an undisputed masterpiece and is widely considered to be the director's finest film. The story concerns an advertising man who is mistaken for a spy, and the 2,000 mile cross-country trek he must make to save himself. One memorable scene after another rolls in quick succession... from the crop dusting scene to the climax on Mount Rushmore. Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint are excellent in the lead roles. The supporting cast is great as well, including James Mason and Martin Landau. A memorable score by Bernard Hermann sets the pace in this must see Classic.