This work presents an examination of the groundbreaking 1960 film
directed by Alfred Hitchcock, including the story's origins in
real-life graverobber Ed Gein. The book presents material from the
script and how it was adapted from Robert Bloch's novel; details of
the film's production, particularly the shower scene and other
technical difficulties; actors and the challenges of their roles;
extended literary analysis of the film covering such devices as
irony, symbol, theme, motif and foil; and, the film's effect on
audiences. It features 16 photographs, notes, bibliography and
index.
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