Hitchcock (2012)
Overview
Following his great success with "North by Northwest," director Alfred Hitchcock makes a daring choice for his next project: an adaptation of Robert Bloch's novel "Psycho." When the studio refuses to back the picture, Hitchcock decides to pay for it himself in exchange for a percentage of the profits. His wife, Alma Reville, has serious reservations about the film but supports him nonetheless. Still, the production strains the couple's marriage.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $15,700,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $23,570,541.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.4347 |
Directed By
Sacha Gervasi
Crew
Alan Barnette
Sacha Gervasi
Ivan Reitman
Tom Pollock
John J. McLaughlin
Tommy Thayer
Joe Medjuck
Stephen Rebello
Pamela Martin
Alexander Wei
Terri Taylor
Jeff Cronenweth
Judy Becker
Brittany Perham-MacWhorter
David Waine
Erika Abrams
Martina Kohl
Josh Seifert
Kelcey Fry
Susannah Carradine
Marsha Shearrill
Mark Shoaf
Josh Hakian
Daniel Turk
Ken Van Duyne
Steve Bartek
Ken Terry
Eleanor Sabaduquia
Robert Gould
Julie Weiss
Sasi Kumar
Edgardo Simone
Paul Postal
Philip Tallman
Julie Hewett
Harold Skinner
John McAlary
Ed Maloney
Damon Doherty
Shie Rozow
Alexander Linde
Martin Samuel
Alex Rouse
Jane Goldsmith
Amir Shahinsha
Carol Kunz
Colleen LaBaff
Lars Ian Wolfe
Sharon Stetzel
Olga Ishkhanova
David Norland
Aaron A. Goffman
Danny Elfman
Peter Montagna
Howard Berger
Dwayne Grady
TOP CAST
Anthony Hopkins
Alfred Hitchcock
Helen Mirren
Alma Reville
Scarlett Johansson
Janet Leigh
Danny Huston
Whitfield Cook
Toni Collette
Peggy Robertson
Michael Stuhlbarg
Lew Wasserman
Michael Wincott
Ed Gein
Jessica Biel
Vera Miles
James D'Arcy
Anthony Perkins
Richard Portnow
Barney Balaban
Kurtwood Smith
Geoffrey Shurlock
Ralph Macchio
Joseph Stefano
Kai Lennox
Hilton Green
Tara Summers
Rita Riggs
Wallace Langham
Saul Bass
Paul Shackman
Bernard Herrmann
Currie Graham
PR Flack
Spencer Garrett
George Tomasini
Terry Rhoads
Jack Russell
Tom Virtue
NY Theater Manager
Karina Deyko
Pretty Secretary
Steven Lee Allen
Crew Member
Richard Chassler
Martin Balsam
Frank Collison
Henry Gein
Melinda Chilton
Margo (Perkins' Double)
Mary Anne McGarry
Hedda Hopper Type
Jon Abrahams
Reporter #1
Gil McKinney
Reporter #2
Emma Jacobs
Blonde Fan
Spencer Leigh
Nunzio
Sean MacPherson
Waiter
Gerald V. Casale
David Kirkpatrick
Tara Arroyave
Woman Waiting in Line
Josh Yeo
John Gavin
Judith Hoag
Lillian
Danielle Burgio
Dead Woman in Tub
John Lacy
First Guard
Howard Gibson
Party Guest
Josette Prevost
Party Guest
Lauren Stewart
Party Guest
Jaehne Moebius
Party Guest
Ana Matallana
Female Prop Assistant
Lindsey Ginter
Male Prop Master
Brett Chapin
Hitchcock Fan
Paul Henderson
Beach Walker
Kay Henderson
Beach Walker
Lisa Marie Boiko
Film Crew
Richard Burns
Film Crew
Meredith Claire
Film Crew
Alexia DuBasso
Film Crew
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