James Stewart Said That Making This Alfred Hitchcock Movie Was The "Toughest Job An Actor Ever Had"

James Stewart once described his work on Rope as the most difficult task undertaken by an actor. Released in 1948, Rope was a notable collaboration between Alfred Hitchcock and James Stewart. Over a period of years, Stewart starred in four Alfred Hitchcock movies, with Rear Window and Vertigo easily being their most high-profile ventures together. However, the other two received their fair share of critical acclaim, with both The Man Who Knew Who Too Much and Rope enjoying great reputations with critics and audiences alike. Rope, for its part, sits at 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.