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Film details

Hitchcock Alfred, Psycho (USA 1960, 109’)
Subject: R. Bloch (novel) – Screenplay: J. Stefano – Editing: G. Tomasini – Photography: J. L. Russell – Original music: B. Herrmann – Sound: W. Russell, W. O. Watson – Special effects: C. Champagne – Art direction: R. Clatworthy, J. Hurley – Producer: A. Hitchcock – Production management: L. Leary – Cast: J. Leigh, A. Perkins, V. Miles, J. Gavin, M. Balsam, J. McIntire, S. Oakland, V. Taylor, F. Albertson, L. Tuttle, P. Hitchcock, J. Anderson, M. Mills.