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| Hitch's 50th: defective thriller. |
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| Hitchcock causes Newman's defection. |
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| It's curtains for Gromek. |
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| Newman's, Andrews's Curtain call. |
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| Andrews goes behind curtain. |
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| Newman, Andrews, Hitchcock, Commies. |
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| Scientist Newman defects, returns. |
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| False defection = tricky escape. |
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| Newman plays defective detective. |
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| Newman's uncertain curtain call. |
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| Defect in Hitchcock's plot |
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| Defective Newman influences Andrews. |
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| Newman plays double agent. |
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| Newman's East Berlin rendezvous. |
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| Rasputin-like Gromek resists dying. |
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| Armstrong, Lindt: duelling physicists. |
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