How does Alfred Hitchcock explain creating suspense in a film by using the example of his movie, Rope, starring James Stewart? Refer to one or more details from the text to support your answer.

Alfred Hitchcock explains briefly about how he creates suspense in his movie called, "Rope." He says that he lets the audience "play God" by letting the viewers know that John and Farley murdered the man. It states, "the audience knows everything from the start. The players know nothing." Then the murderers stuff the body in a chest and invite his friends and family. He even puts a gun in his pocket if things get "hot." It states, "The fact, that the audience watches actors go blithely through an atmosphere that is loaded with evil makes for real suspense." Alfred believes that evil makes a lot of suspense.

He creates suspense in this movie when the killers hide the corpse in an old chest and then they make this chest a buffet table for a party.

Explanation:

Alfred Hitchcock, the king of suspense; created his most interesting experiment ever attempted by a major director in this movie; he used an innovative film technique and nobody dared to repeat it since then; this technique was undoubtedly, as well, another way of creating suspense in this movie, it consisted in running each scene continuously for up to ten minutes without stopping. Camera moves were carefully planned and there was not much editing in this movie, also this was Hitchcock's first Technicolor film.