About the diversity of stuff on the internet...I found this one: "Where the movie Psycho was filmed."

[Stuart G]

I didn't know there was a record of where that 1960s movie was filmed.
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https://giggster.com/guide/movie-location/where-was-psycho-filmed#:~:text=In%20the%20movie%2C%20Bates%20Motel,isn%27t%20a%20real%20motel.

Yes, If you look, you can find anything on the internet about anything.

[Stardust Mirror]

1. Yesterday I googled "when did it become legal for a woman to be a bartender in Illinois?"

And of course I got the answer!
(1970!)

[Stuart G]

2. Here is another one about the movie..."Psycho" directed by Anthony Perkins, Richard Franklin, Alfred Hitchcock .

Was the first toilet flushing in Psycho?
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Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho' Was the First Movie To Do This on ...
Psycho was the first film to feature the visuals and sounds of a flushing toilet – kind of. This piece of trivia has been passed around so much that it hasn't really been interrogated, often simply brought up as a sign of how prudish audiences were back then in the late 50s

.Posted on internet...May 16, 2023

At the link below, you can find all the information you ever wanted to know about the movie..."PSYCHO"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psycho_(1960_film)

[Niagara]

3. I was having this exact conversation with my son yesterday about the movie Psycho.

I had also mentioned to my son how many television show's during the 50's and 60's showed mom and dad's beds separated.


He didn't understand how toilets and parents sharing a bed was so controversial. I had to explain that it was how things were back then.

[milestogo]

4. And one of the problems with the shower scene

is that a dead person's eyes are always fixed and dilated.



Janet Leigh's eye is not dilated. Nowadays they would find a way to do that. Too many medical people in the audience.

[TexasBushwhacker]

5. Very cool documentary on the shower scene

It's called "78/52". There were 78 camera set ups and 52 cuts. The entire scene was only 45 seconds.

[Angleae]

7. Not really, they usually don't care about that level of detail.

Go to IMDB.com, pick any movies and go to the goofs section. Each movie has a pretty long one.

[TexasBushwhacker]

6. The Psycho house was also used in an

Alfred Hitchcock Hour episode called "An Unlocked Window". You can watch it here:

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7mvymi