Hungarian actresses recreate the legendary shower scene of Psycho for its 60th anniversary – VIDEO
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The extraordinary and rare project was created to commemorate the legendary movie by Alfred Hitchcock, Psycho, and its iconic shower scene. Hungarian directors and actresses have never done such a project before, and the result is marvellous.
24 reported that Psycho, directed by Alfred Hitchcock, was first released in cinemas 60 years ago. For the special occasion and anniversary of the movie, a Hungarian director asked 60 Hungarian actresses to contribute to a project in which they would recreate the iconic and scary shower scene of the movie. The director, Zoltán Vozó Végh, stated that the project simply started as a love-project for the movie and quickly turned into a complete special commemoration of Hitchcock’s masterpiece.
Marion Crane (played by Janet Leigh) decides to run away from her workplace with a huge amount of money her boss gives to her to take to the bank. While driving her car, rain starts falling heavily, and she needs to spend the night somewhere. Crane stops at the Bates Motel where the owner of the place, Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins), welcomes her. They have supper together, and after that, Crane goes to her room and takes a shower. During the shower, she is brutally murdered…
