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   Marion parks in front and hurries into the motel's office. Analysis: From the very first shot of Psycho, Hitchcock engages the viewer in voyeurism, which is both a visual and narrative theme throughout the film.

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2. filmschoolrejects.com › psycho-ending-explainedThe Psycho Ending Explained: How Hitchcock Plays Us Like an Organ

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   Oct 6, 2020 · Marion overhears the exchange and instead eats supper with Norman in the parlor attached to the office of the motel, safe from Mother’s ears. The change illustrates one of the core rules of...

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   Marion Crane and her boyfriend Sam Loomis meet for a secret romantic assignation during a Friday lunch hour at a hotel in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. They discuss how they can barely afford to get married due to Sam's debts. Marion returns to work at a realtor's office. A client comes in with $40,000 in cash to purchase a house as a wedding gift for...

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   Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates

   Vera Miles as Lila Crane

   John Gavin as Sam Loomis

   Janet Leigh as Marion Crane

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   Directed by Alfred Hitchcock

   Screenplay by Joseph Stefano

   Novel by Robert Bloch

   Produced by Alfred Hitchcock

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   Alfred Hitchcock's cameo appearance is about four minutes into the film. He's standing outside Marion Crane's office, wearing a cowboy hat.

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   In 1961, Janet Leighwas nominated for an Oscar for best supporting actress and won the Golden Globe award for the same category.

   In 1961, Alfred Hitchcockwas nominated for both an Oscar and the Directors' Guild of America (DGA) award for best director.

   In 1961, John L. Russellwas nominated for an Oscar for best black and white cinematography.

   In 1961, Joseph Hurley, Robert Clatworthy and George Milowere nominated for an Oscar for best art direction and set decoration.

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   Oct 10, 2019 · Marion perches on the edge of her chair, her body posture and arms in a tight defensive position as she weighs her words thoughtfully. What is said makes it clear that Norman’s and Marion’s positions are effectively metaphors for the general state of being experienced by us all.

6. www.gradesaver.com › psycho › study-guidePsycho Summary and Analysis of Sam's Confrontation - GradeSaver

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   Psycho Summary and Analysis of Sam's Confrontation - End. Summary: In the Bates Motel office, Sam insinuates that Norman would try to unload the Bates Motel if he had the chance, to which Norman responds, "this place happens to be my only world." He claims to have had a very happy childhood. Inside the Bates home, Lila walks around Norman's ...

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   Sep 23, 2022 · On her way, she spots a remote motel and decides to check in for the night. Since it’s raining, the motel manager, Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins), requests Marlon to dine with him – much to his mother’s chagrin.

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   How does Norman Bates capture Marion Crane in the Bates Motel?

   • When Marion Crane first enters the office of the Bates Motel, before her physical body even enters the frame, the camera initially captures her in a mirror that is prominently placed on the wall opposite the lens. Norman Bates briskly enters behind her and for a split second is seen sharing the space in the mirror with Marion.

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   Who invites Marion to a light dinner?

   • The youthful proprietor Norman Bates, nervous but friendly, invites her to a light dinner. Marion, alone in her cabin, overhears a heated argument between Norman and his mother about inviting her to the house. He ends up persuading her to have dinner with him in the motel parlor.

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   How does Arbogast find out if Marion stayed at Bates Motel?

   • Marion’s real estate company appoints a private investigator, Arbogast, to figure out her whereabouts and obtain the money. It’s not long before Arbogast reaches Bates Motel, and questions Norman Bates about Marion. After Arbogast checks out the register, he is sure Marion stayed at Bates Motel.

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   Does Marlon eat at a motel?

   • A Phoenix real estate secretary, Marlon (Janet Leigh), embezzles $40,000 from one of her company’s clients and takes flight. On her way, she spots a remote motel and decides to check in for the night. Since it’s raining, the motel manager, Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins), requests Marlon to dine with him – much to his mother’s chagrin.

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   Does Marion sleep in the back seat?

   • As day turns into night, the camera stays close on Marion's face as she tries to stay awake behind the wheel. The next morning, we see Marion's shiny black car parked on the side of a desolate road. A highway patrol officer (Mort Mills) pulls up and wakes Marion, who has been sleeping in the back seat.

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   Did Norman try to unload the Bates Motel?

   • In the Bates Motel office, Sam insinuates that Norman would try to unload the Bates Motel if he had the chance, to which Norman responds, "this place happens to be my only world." He claims to have had a very happy childhood.

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9. powerspapers.blogspot.com › 2011 › 12Unity & Duality, Mirrors & Shadows: Hitchcock’s “Psycho”

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   Dec 6, 2011 · When Marion Crane first enters the office of the Bates Motel, before her physical body even enters the frame, the camera initially captures her in a mirror that is prominently placed on the wall opposite the lens.