A good departure for Hitchcock, studies one of his favorite mysteries, the trauma of female hysteria. He was so possessive and creepy with Tippi Hedren during the fliming that they never spoke again. Way to be Hitch, that's how the ladies like it.
Fat, bald AND creepy.
This review of Marnie (1964) was written by Adam P on 16 Jan 2010.
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