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    How does Frenzy start in 'necktie Strangler'?
    Frenzy begins with the discovery of a woman’s corpse in the Thames, the latest victim of the “Necktie Strangler.” Shortly afterwards, Dick Blaney ( Jon Finch) is fired from his job as a bartender and commiserates with his greengrocer friend, Bob Rusk ( Barry Foster ).

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    Who is the necktie Strangler in 'frenzy'?
    As in Psycho, the violence comes without warning and from an unexpected source. In its first half hour Frenzy does a good job of suggesting that the Necktie Strangler is Blaney, who has a fraught relationship with women and anger management issues. Rusk is first introduced as Blaney’s “cheeky chappie” mate, seemingly a supporting character.

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    Is Frenzy based on a true story?
    Frenzy is a 1972 British thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. It is the penultimate feature film of his extensive career. The screenplay by Anthony Shaffer was based on the 1966 novel Goodbye Piccadilly, Farewell Leicester Square by Arthur La Bern.

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    Is 'frenzy' a thriller?
    Blamed for the murders, Blaney seeks revenge on Rusk. Opening with a tracking shot along the Thames towards Tower Bridge, Frenzy ’s musical fanfare and the superimposed "City of London" crest suggest the start of a tourist information film as much as a thriller.

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    Is 'frenzy' a Hitchcockian movie?
    Despite a Hitchcockian vibe, “Frenzy” feels as fresh as ever. The intricate plot simmers as Blaney blunders his way through the movie, each attempt to prove his innocence instead lending credence to Richard’s guilt. Much of the narrative relies upon a string of juicy coincidences.

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    Did Margaret Nolan flee Rusk in frenzy?
    For whatever reason, it does not appear in any of the extant prints of Frenzy. Although Foery does not name the actress fleeing Rusk, it is Margaret Nolan, best known for her roles in the Carry On films and as the Goldfinger poster girl. An alternative ending for the film was shot on the afternoon of 1st September 1971.

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