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Psycho Re-release Radio Spots

Janet Lee and Alfred Hitchcock

Directing the Psycho Shower Scene

“Ladies and gentleman, this is the ghost of Alfred Hitchcock. Once again, Granny Creech has been gracious enough to invite me back to present and delight you with more radio spots for my motion picture Psycho. This time we are featuring spots for the 1969 theatrical re-release. After seeing the brutally butchered version of the shower bath scene on TV, many viewers wanted to experience the terrifying original version again, the version as it  was originally filmed, intact and uncut, and so we decided to release the film again. It still is as frightening as it was back in 1960, and the radio spots were designed to convey that message. I hope you enjoy them.  And may all your nightmares be pleasant ones.”

Play Psycho Re-Release Radio Spot(30)a

Play Psycho Re-Release Radio Spot(30)b

Play Psycho Re-Release Radio Spot(30)c

Play Psycho Re-Release Radio Spot(60)a

Play Psycho Re-Release Radio Spot(60)b

Play Psycho Re-Release Radio Spot(60)c

 

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