| DIRECTED BY |
| Gus Van Sant |
| CAST |
| Vince Vaughn....................Norman Bates Julianne Moore........................Lila Crane Anne Heche........................Marion Crane Viggo Mortensen.................Sam Loomis William H. Macy..............Milton Arbogast |
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| GENRE |
| Thriller / Horror |
| SYNOPSIS |
| The film is a shot-for-shot remake of Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 masterpiece. While on the run after stealing $40,000 from her boss, Marion Crane spends the night in an old motel run by an odd guy, Norman Bates. The same night she is brutally murdered in the shower of her cabin. As her sister,boyfriend,and a private investigator try to find out where she is, we learn more about the psychotic Norman Bates and his dead mother. |
| JULIANNE PLAYS... |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE |
| December 4th, 1998 (USA) |
| RELATED SECTIONS |
| Picture Gallery Trailers Sound Clips -Coming... |
| LINKS |
| Official site (Universal) Phil's Psycho Page Psycho-The U.W. of Norman Bates Bomis: Psycho - The Remake Ring |
| WHAT HER CO-STARS SAY... |
| ANNE HECHE "I just jumped up and down when I heard she was in it. She's so excellent. She has a very rare quality that actresses are, for some reason, without these days." |
| FAN REVIEWS |
| CRITICS' REVIEWS (Julie's performance only) |
| Page Design, Layout & Original Art Copyright ©2000-2001 Helen Smark |
| Film Information: IMDB |
| Marion's sister, Lila Crane. Lila (who is supposed to be a lesbian here) is trying to find her sister with the help of Marion's boyfriend and a private investigator's. Eventually, she will be the one to discover the truth about Bates. |
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| "Although she's really forceful and she's kind of driving the action, saying 'We've got to do this, We've got to do that,' there's an edge of... I don't know what, not even weepiness, she just gets very upset. In 1960 that behavior would be considered normal. In 1998 it would be weird. I had to find a way to make it work for me. So in the places where she had that kind of emotion, I used aggression instead" --- JULIANNE MOORE |