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Vince Vaughn

28 March 1970, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Anne Heche

25 May 1969, Aurora, Ohio, USA

Julianne Moore

3 December 1960, Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA

Viggo Mortensen

20 October 1958, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

William H. Macy

13 March 1950, Miami, Florida, USA

Robert Forster

13 July 1941, Rochester, New York, USA

Philip Baker Hall

10 September 1931, Toledo, Ohio, USA

Anne Haney

4 March 1934, Memphis, Tennessee, USA

Chad Everett

11 June 1937, South Bend, Indiana, USA

Rance Howard

17 November 1928, Oklahoma, USA

Rita Wilson

26 October 1956, Los Angeles, California, USA

James Remar

31 December 1953, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

James Le Gros

27 April 1962, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

16 October 1962, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Marjorie Lovett

4 October 1932, Long Branch, New Jersey, USA

Ryan Cutrona

29 July 1949, West Point, New York, USA

Ken Jenkins

28 August 1940, Dayton, Ohio, USA

Roy Brocksmith

15 September 1945, Quincy, Illinois, USA

Rose Marie

15 August 1923, New York City, New York, USA

Gus Van Sant

24 July 1952, Louisville, Kentucky, USA

Gus Van Sant

24 July 1952, Louisville, Kentucky, USA

Joseph Stefano

5 May 1922, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Robert Bloch

5 April 1917, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Norman Bates

Played by: Vince Vaughn

Marion Crane

Played by: Anne Heche

Lila Crane

Played by: Julianne Moore

Sam Loomis

Played by: Viggo Mortensen

Det. Milton Arbogast

Played by: William H. Macy

Sheriff Al Chambers

Played by: Philip Baker Hall

Tom Cassidy

Played by: Chad Everett

Caroline

Played by: Rita Wilson

Philip Wuntch

The film is polished when it should be edgy and impersonal when it should be seductive.

January 01, 2000

Emanuel Levy

A futile, soulless shot-by-shot remake of Hitchcock's masterpiece.

August 07, 2012

Felix Vasquez Jr.

The cast is fantastic, sure, but they're wasted in a sea of redundancy.

October 23, 2013

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Derek Adams

Hitchcock probably wouldn't tell this story if he was making films today, and he certainly wouldn't tell it this way, with internal 'voices', back projection, minimal nudity and violence.

February 09, 2006

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Anton Bitel

a true labour of love, an homage in such deliriously infatuated thrall to its inspiration that it seems more arthouse folly than studio cashcow - or, to cite the psychiatrist near the end of Psycho, "these were crimes of passion, not profit."

October 22, 2012

Janet Maslin

It remains the most structurally elegant and sneakily playful of thrillers!

January 01, 2000

Tim Brayton

What Van Sant's film does, tremendously well, is make the material foreign again.

December 01, 2012

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Bob Fenster

A lot less scary!

January 01, 2000

Stephen Hunter

Van Sant has cranked up the realism about 20 points, but somehow what he achieves for the effort is a larger sense of banality!

January 01, 2000

Rob Nelson

Already my mother and I mourn the day when some AVID editor will dare to digitally tweak Vertigo, spinning it into a virtual romantic comedy starring computer-directed replicas of Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

August 21, 2009

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John A. Nesbit

failed project

April 25, 2013

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Godfrey Cheshire

Contains nothing to outrage or offend partisans of the original, yet neither does it stand to add much to their appreciation.

March 26, 2009

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