Photos: Alfred Hitchcock's only child, Patricia 'Pat' Hitchcock has died!

It's safe to say this is a celebration of life!

Patricia 'Pat' Hitchcock has died at the age of 93. 

The actress was director Alfred Hitchcock's only child and had roles in his movies including Strangers on a Train, Stage Fright and Psycho. She passed away at home in Thousand Oaks, California, on Monday, her youngest daughter Katie Fiala told The Hollywood Reporter. 

Pat's biggest role in her father's films was in 1951's Strangers On A Train where she played Barbara Morton, the younger sister of Ruth Roman's character Anne Morton, who watches Bruno Antony (Robert Walker) strangle a woman at a party. Pat, who studied at RADA in England and performed on Broadway as a teenager, also appeared in 10 episodes of CBS' Alfred Hitchcock Presents from 1955-60. 

Pat and her family had moved to the US in 1939, when she was 11, and she had spent two years at boarding school from the ages of eight to 10. 

She went on to marry businessman Joseph O'Connell Jr in 1952 at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York and they had three children - daughters Mary, Tere and Katie. After her marriage, Pat was an executive producer on documentary The Man on Lincoln's Nose, which was directed by Daniel Raim. 

May her soul RIP and the Hitchcock's legacy live on!