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In Reply to: St-t-t-tuttering villains posted by Stephen Hayes on March 10, 2000 at 14:21:52:

the stuttering was actually Anthony Perkins idea. (watch "the making of" if you get a chance) The stutter adds texture to the character. It does about as much as anything else to give his character backstory.

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p-p-p-ple-e-ase don't t-t-te-e-ll meeeeeeee Mart 16:53:03 03/11/00 (2)
not another Edward Gein fan
- Yes, I find him quite charming T. Buns 17:31:53 03/11/00 (1)
  What gave you this impression? : )
  - voluntarily watching behind the scenes of PSYCHO Mart 22:54:33 03/11/00 (0)
    sorry for the indictment, but it's been my experience that this it's not a stretch. It's a baby step. Talk about a sad state of affairs.
Re: St-t-t-tuttering villains Stephen Hayes 06:56:43 03/11/00 (0)
I didn't know that. Thanks. I notice that he stutters on the word "falsity" when he tells Marion that birds actually eat quite a lot (he'd observed before that she eats like a bird). I've always wondered if he wasn't about to say "fallacy" instead, which is the kind of word Norman might find disturbing, since it sounds like "phallus."

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