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The film’s original screenwriter Ivan Hunt refused to adapt the rape scene in the original novel because he believed that the audience would no longer sympathize with the male protagonist. Hitchcock subsequently fired him and took over as the screenwriter Jay Pry. Sen Allen said that this rape scene was Hitchcock’s intentions.
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Hitchcock originally hoped to use the wonderful script of the film to attract Grace Kelly , who has become the princess of Monaco, to make a comeback, but because of strong opposition from the Monaco nationals, Kelly had to decline the invitation.
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In order to shoot horseback riding scenes in the studio, Hitchcock thought of borrowing a giant treadmill to complete the shooting.
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During the filming of the film, Tibi Hedron and Hitchcock's cooperation relationship was very tense. This situation did not happen when Hitchcock worked with other actresses.
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The film is the last time Hitchcock has chosen a blonde to play a central role in the film .
Marnie behind the scenes gags
2021-12-22 08:01
Extended Reading
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Uriah 2022-04-21 09:02:29
Although it contains various psychoanalyses, it is still a story of an overbearing president who forcibly saves beauty. With such an obvious weakness of extreme fear of red, it is hard to believe that such a person can deceive everywhere. . . .
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Opal 2022-03-25 09:01:10
[May 2020 Xi Fat √] Continue to practice Hitchcock... A very complete psychoanalysis-psychotherapy drama (and directly complained about Freud...), kleptomania originated from the shadow of childhood, symbolizing fear Red is very interesting to use in several subjective mirrors. The role played by Sean Connery is very domineering, which makes the story a bit twisted. But the costume design is really nice! !
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Bernice Edgar: Wake up, Marnie. You're still dreaming. Get washed up. Supper's ready.
Marnie Edgar: I was having that old dream again. First the tapping and then...
Bernice Edgar: I said supper's ready.
Marnie Edgar: It's always when you come to the door. That's when the cold starts.
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Marnie Edgar: Well, Mr Ward, I have good training, but I've had very little actual experience. Kendall' s was my first real job. After I finished school, I was married. My husband was a CPA and he helped me keep up with my training. I learned a great deal more from him: accounting, cost-price, - even something about computers.