Which are films directed by Alfred Hitchcock?

These films are actually musicals directed by George Sidney and not related to Hitchcock's body of work. "Annie Get Your Gun" is based on a Broadway musical, while "Carousel" is another musical adaptation, neither of which aligns with Hitchcock's genre focus on suspense and thrillers.

Both titles are iconic television series and not films. "All in the Family" is a sitcom that aired in the 1970s, while "Cheers" is a popular sitcom from the 1980s and 1990s. Neither series has any connection to Alfred Hitchcock or his cinematic contributions.

These are theatrical plays, not films directed by Hitchcock. "Equus" was written by Peter Shaffer and "M. Butterfly" was penned by David Henry Hwang. While both have been adapted into films, neither is directly linked to Hitchcock's directorial efforts.

Both of these plays are significant works in American theater, written by Eugene O'Neill and Arthur Miller, respectively. They do not pertain to Alfred Hitchcock, who was primarily a film director, and neither has been directed by him in a film adaptation.