Filed under Odds and ends, Villainous lines
Tagged as Alfred Hitchcock, Anthony Perkins, Norman Bates, Psycho
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And he usually did!
Regards, Pete.
😀 he really did!
Sometimes I got a LOT mad!
Not at Norman Bates level though 😉
Classic line from a classic movie.
🙂 you never go wrong with a classic!
That’s so true and when it’s Hitchcock, there is no getting around the fact that he is a master.
word!
Hitchcock is the man.