Which celebrated author wrote the original short story that inspired Hitchcock's classic thriller The Birds?
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Daphne du Maurier wrote the 1952 novelette 'The Birds', which Hitchcock adapted into his terrifying 1963 film. This was not their first collaboration; Hitchcock also adapted her novels 'Rebecca' and 'Jamaica Inn'. The movie version moved the setting from a rural English farm to coastal California but kept the creeping dread. Photo: Copyrighted by Universal Pictures Co., Inc.., Wikimedia Commons, Public domain.
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