The Alfred Hitchcock London Walk with Sandra Shevey

Sandra has a wealth of experience and deep knowledge about Hitchcock and movies in general. It was fun to explore London exchanging insights and anecdotes. All the best to you, Sandra.

Had a great time learning more about Alfred Hitchcock and his films with Sandra - while touring sites that involved Hitchcock's life and some shoot locations. Her hands on past experience interviewing and interacting with many other legendary directors and actors gave her unique insight and cool stories to share. We had some fun chats about his films, inside stories, and her perspectives. I also got a chance to grab a pint at the end of tour to hear her own interview with Hitchcock on a recording.

Sandra was quite knowledgeable about everything Hitchcock. The whole family enjoyed her stories even my teenage son. I highly recommend this tour and Sandra!

Sandra has a wealth of knowledge about both Hitchcock and the movie industry. The tour covers some of the filiming locations in Frenzy and The Man Who Knew Too Much and areas where Hitchcock lived and worked. Most of the people in our group had not seen these two movies, but they still really enjoyed the tour. The tour made them want to rent both movies. I especially liked seeing Hitchcock's home in the 1930s and the Brompton Oratory, the church where he was married. The tour certainly took me to areas that I would not have seen on my own. Sandra is very entertaining, and we enjoyed talking to her as much as seeing the actual Hitchcock locations. I highly recommend the tour.

Sandra was wonderful! It was amazing to meet someone who had actually interviewed Hitchcock. It was really cool to hear some of the audio from that interview as well. I really enjoyed going to the church where Hitchcock got married. Sandra is a wealth of knowledge about Hitchcock, so it’s a great tour if you’re a fan of his. It definitely helps to see the films Frenzy & The Man Who Knew Too Much before you do the tour! The locations will make a lot more sense. It’s still great even if you haven’t seen those films though. You’ll need a day pass or Oyster card because we took the train and bus a couple times to get to all the locations. I don’t think it cost more than £10 for the public transport portion.