These days, directors often use black-and-white photography as a tool to draw attention to their actors.
In particular, Anthony Perkins' spine-chilling performance as Norman Bates has been mimicked endlessly, but never bettered.
He’s the absolute standout in a strong cast.
Anthony Perkins' spine-chilling performance as Norman Bates has been mimicked endlessly.
Even before the big twist, it’s clear that Norman is a little unusual at the very best.
The script offers a few breadcrumbs, but it’s Perkins' performance that does most of the work.
Shirley MacLaine is often the actor tasked with carrying the story through these emotional swings.
Staiola communicates this revelation without the need for much dialogue at all.
Their chemistry hums throughout the film, lending an extra spark to many of their scenes together.
Falconetti draws out the insecurity and panic of Joan of Arc.
Falconetti shows glimpses into her fractured psyche, culminating in a gut-wrenching execution scene.
Brando pioneered method acting techniques inOn the Waterfront,and the results speak for themselves.
3Elizabeth Taylor In Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?
This means that the entire credited cast received nominations.
She stars opposite Cary Grant, who was one of the biggest comedy stars of his era.
Still, Hepburn rises above the pressure to deliver an unforgettable performance.
Bringing Up Babyis one of thefunniest Old Hollywood comedies, and it’s still just as hilarious today.
Hepburn’s performance is key to this, asher fast-talking, flighty socialite character overflows with charm.
She develops a wonderful chemistry with Grant, and she went on to star in plenty more comedies.
Carol Reed gives him the show-stopping introduction he deserves.
