Alfred Hitchcock called WALTZES FROM VIENNA (1933) his lowest ebb. It was merely an assignment. He was simply trying to keep working. His career was about to turn itself around. His next film was THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (1934). This began a successful stream of thrillers. [My personal opinion: While WALTZES FROM VIENNA (1933) is certainly not one of Hitchcocks better film, it is better than some of the other films that he made during this period.]
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