Top Five Hitchcock Movies and ‘Psycho’ at 60

The Big Picture

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🗓️ 4 September 2020

⏱️ 140 minutes

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The Master of Suspense's classic film ‘Psycho’ turns 60 this month, so Sean and Amanda have convened Chris Ryan and The New York Times' Wesley Morris for a deep conversation about the filmmaker's career and best work. They pick their top fives and discuss at length what makes Hitchcock's work resonate to this day. Hosts: Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins Guests: Chris Ryan and Wesley Morris Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm Sean Fennesee.
0:22.5	I'm Amanda Dobbins.
0:24.2	And this is the big picture a conversation show about Alfred Hitchcock.
0:28.6	That's right, it's time to look at Hitch.
0:31.1	It is the 60th anniversary of his most well-known film Psycho.
0:35.0	To celebrate and choose some top 5s, we've brought on two big picture all stars Chris Ryan
0:39.4	and Wesley Morris.
0:40.7	Hi Chris, hi Wesley.
0:42.4	Hi Sean.
0:43.4	Hi everybody.
0:44.4	Hi Amanda.
0:45.4	Hi Chris.
0:46.4	Hi Wesley.
0:48.4	Hi Amanda, Chris and Sean.
0:52.4	So guys let's just jump right into a Hitchcock conversation.
0:56.9	I know you've got some big feelings, some big emotional thoughts about the film director
1:03.0	Alfred Hitchcock.
1:04.0	When I say Hitchcock, what do you think?
1:07.6	The human mind I guess, you know I know that that's really general and generic but I
1:13.8	feel like he was really instrumental in mapping for me in an early age when I first started
1:19.9	seeing his movies.
1:21.7	The nooks and crannies in the darkest corners of the human mind.
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