What is being told here is a love story full of surprising imagination, comical irony, and dark twists and turns. It revolves entirely around Alfred Hitchcockplayed byand the most important woman in his life, Emma. Revellunfolds, and all follow the unique style and tradition of Hitchcock movies. In the film, not only the two people's fascination and fear for each other, but also their very strong adhesion and very tenacious love, it also became Hitchcock's urging him in the process of pursuing an ultimate art. The most eternal energy and motivation to move forward. The film uses a comic biographical model as an entry point to show how violence, nudity and some sexual scenes aroused huge controversy during the production of the movie "Psycho".
Hitchcock movie plot
2022-01-03 08:01
Extended Reading
-
Nadia 2022-04-21 09:02:46
Salute to the master~
-
Alexandrine 2022-03-28 09:01:06
Anthony Hopkins' Fat Man feels like Hitchcock; and Scarlett Johansson.
-
Alfred Hitchcock: I'm treading water, Peggy. I need something fresh, something different. Without expensive stars to pretty it up.
Peggy Robertson: Fox is offering you The Diary of Anne Frank for the third time.
Peggy Robertson: The audience would spend the entire picture waiting for Miss Frank to discover the corpse I'd hidden in the attic. Wouldn't you agree, Nunzio?
Nunzio: Si.
-
Lew Wasserman: We are about to propose a re-structured deal for Psycho.
Barney Balaban: I'm listening.
Lew Wasserman: We finance it... independently. Hitch waives his directorial fee. Paramount *only* distributes it, in exchange for 40% of the profits.
Barney Balaban: Interesting. But what exactly is Paramount distributing? Is this still a picture about a queer killing people in his mother's dress?
Lew Wasserman: What this picture is about is the reputation of Alfred Hitchcock. Barney, it's very simple. This is Mr Hitchcock's next film. Are you in... or are you out?
[long pause]
Barney Balaban: Fine. We'll take that deal. If you can get the money.
Alfred Hitchcock: We already *have* the money, Barney.
[he takes out his chequebook]
Alfred Hitchcock: Who do I make it out to?