This is really the story of how Psycho (1960) came to be made, a story which falls firmly within the tradition of great movies that had to overcome enormous odds and studio objections to make it onto the screen.
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Scarlett Johansson does an even better job as Janet Leigh.
Helen Mirren is wonderful as Alma Reville.
And Toni Collette continues her long-standing practice of popping up in unlikely places.
Here's the trailer.
3 comments:
Can't wait to see this movie myself. Thanks for the heads up, Henry!
Excellent!!
"Try the finger sandwiches. They're real fingers." I can see the appeal, Henry.
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