American Psycho (2000)
Overview
A wealthy New York investment banking executive hides his alternate psychopathic ego from his co-workers and friends as he escalates deeper into his illogical, gratuitous fantasies.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $7,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $34,300,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 55.674 |
Directed By
Mary Harron
Crew
Mary Harron
Christian Halsey Solomon
Chris Hanley
Andrzej Sekula
Guinevere Turner
Bret Easton Ellis
Edward R. Pressman
Jeanne Develle
Andrew Marcus
Gideon Ponte
Mary Harron
Isis Mussenden
Jayson Clute
Sondra James
Catherine Rankin
Chris Hinton
Andrew Shea
Cassandra Cronenberg
Fred Brennan
Marcel Janisse
Mark Cowden
Jennifer Deathe
Chris Faulkner
Andrew Tay
Stewart Grayburn
Keitha M. Redmond
Steve Mrkobrada
Ron Mellegers
Britt Matheson
Megan Conacher
Michael Followes
Billy Hopkins
Kerry Barden
Suzanne Smith Crowley
Joseph Drake
Jeff Sackman
Michael Paseornek
Andrew M. Stearn
John Quaglia
Margot Boccia
Sandra Wheatle
Michael Kavanagh
Christopher Covert
Clifford Streit
Barry Cole
Rob Weiss
Ernie Barbarash
Alessandro Camon
Barbara Preser
Franco Tata
Mark "Boomwallah" McNeilly
Lauren McLaughlin
Gersha Phillips
Kerry Hayes
Victoria Hirst
Nancy Jackson
Philip Stilman
Dawn Sorokolit
Jamie Burke
Paul Boucher
Jeff Wolpert
Jennifer McNamara
Jane Tattersall
Michael Blecher
Christine Hartmann
Matt Birman
Patrick Tarr
Lucy Orton
Mark Bennett
Paul Urmson
David McCallum
Benjamin Cheah
Marlene McCarty
Keith Elliott
Peter Kelly
Bernie Zuch
Henry Embry
Andy Malcolm
Clare Walker
Goro Koyama
Garrett Kerr
John Cale
Frank Ferrara
TOP CAST
Christian Bale
Patrick Bateman
Justin Theroux
Timothy Bryce
Josh Lucas
Craig McDermott
Bill Sage
David Van Patten
Chloë Sevigny
Jean
Reese Witherspoon
Evelyn Williams
Samantha Mathis
Courtney Rawlinson
Matt Ross
Luis Carruthers
Jared Leto
Paul Allen
Willem Dafoe
Donald Kimball
Cara Seymour
Christie
Guinevere Turner
Elizabeth
Stephen Bogaert
Harold Carnes
Monika Meier
Daisy
Reg E. Cathey
Homeless Man
Blair Williams
Waiter #1
Marie Dame
Victoria
Kelley Harron
Bargirl
Patricia Gage
Mrs. Wolfe
Krista Sutton
Sabrina
Landy Cannon
Man at Pierce & Pierce
Park Bench
Stash
Catherine Black
Vanden
Margaret Ma
Dry Cleaner Woman
Peter Tufford Kennedy
Hamilton
Mark Pawson
Humphrey Rhineback
Jessica Lau
Facialist
Lilette Wiens
Maitre Dí
Glen Marc Silot
Waiter
Charlotte Hunter
Libby
Kiki Buttignol
Caron
Joyce R. Korbin
Woman at ATM
Reuben Thompson
Waiter #2
Bryan Renfro
Night Watchman
Ross Gibby
Man Outside Store
Christina McKay
Young Woman
Alan McCullough
Man in Stall
Anthony Lemke
Marcus Halberstram
Connie Chen
Gwendolyn Ichiban
Brett Alexander Davidson
Bartender (uncredited)
Peter Loung
Dancer (uncredited)
Joseph Oliveira
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Leanne Poirier Greenfield
Party Girl (uncredited)
Somaya Reece
Bar Girl (uncredited)
Kate Steen
Pierce & Pierce Girl (uncredited)
Ronald Reagan
Self (archival footage) (uncredited)
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