Wow Anthony Perkins was so handsome and Janet Leigh was so stunning and glamorous. Two extraordinarily brilliant actors. RIP to both Janet Leigh 1927-2004) Anthony Perkins 1932-1992) They will never be forgotten. The classic movie Psycho still stands the test of time, that the young Zen Z generation of today know of these brilliant actors from reacting to the movie Psycho on TH-cam and they rave and are in awe at there performances, and are very complementary of the acting of these two iconic legends. It's a generational Movie.
OMG!!! This is my favorite movie in the world Anthony Perkins and Janeth Leigh together in front of the horror master's Alfred Hitchcock it's really wonderfull thanks for those great memories!!! I love Psycho and I love Norman Bates!!!
Just saw this film properly at last for the first time this evening. There are films that are awesome, then less than a handful personally that are above that can only describe as elite. This film has just added another one to that very small group.
It’s lovely seeing Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh being friendly with each other. It helps those of us traumatized by the film to remember that none of that was real.
@DominoPetachi83 Janet was 52 at this tribute in 1979. I think it is the 'bleach blonde seventies style' that you may find makes her look older. She was always very slim but still looked very pretty at 77 when she passed away. The stars of this era did not go 'industrial' on the plastic surgery so they still look or looked like themselves. Cheers:)
Let me tell you something; I travel alot. And whenever I'm by myself in those lonesome hotelrooms and taking a shower... always, I mean, ALWAYS that creepy feeling crawls over my back as if someone is watching me, or plans to kill me. That very shower-scene always flips through my mind when turning the water on... We're talking about a masterpiece in cinema history here!
i was driving cross country by myself, stopped for the night in a motel, took a shower and had a mild anxiety attack thinking about Psycho - to relax I got in bed and flipped on the tv to Rosemarys Baby - a great film but it doesn't scare me, except for this night and Xanax wasn't invented yet.
I love ya Tony. But it breaks my heart to learn that wasn’t you behind the curtain.... just kidding. You are still phenomenal and you are greatly appreciated, acknowledged and greatly missed.
Michael Barraco, Perkins is correct about not being there for the shower scene but incorrect about the stand-in. Hitchcock used two women to play Mother for only the shower scene. Stuntwoman Margot Epper was Mrs. Bates approaching in medium shots and actress Anne Dore was used for overhead shots. The only scene with his male stand-in that Tony called Burt here was when Sam Loomis is conked over the head in the parlor. If you pause those few seconds of fast action you can see that it's a man filmed from behind with short dark hair like Perkins, but with a more buff build than the taller, thinner Perkins. They must have had to re-shoot that scene with a stand-in after Perkins had left for New York theater(?) Don't know of anyone else to notice that and explain why a stand-in for Perkins was used.
You've got to be kidding, i've seen a few clips of him throughout the AFI tribute. He barely moved at all, by this point his health was quite bad and he was very quiet and reserved. A few smiles every once in a while heaven forbid this was a tribute to him. He undoubtedly was enjoying himself.
@Tusc9969 Berry Berenson, Perkin's wife from 1973 to his death in 1992, died at age 53 in the September 11, 2001 attacks aboard American Airlines Flight 11. She was returning to her California home following a holiday on Cape Cod.
Say what you want about Dracula, Creature From The Black Lagoon, the Mummy, the Hunchback of Notre Dame, and other monster films released by Universal Pictures/Studios, but in my opinion, the horror genre, STARTED with Psycho. In fact, I've seen Psycho MORE TIMES than (the original) Halloween and the Shining.
Not exactly. Anthony Perkins said that the Psycho was inspired by a french film from 1955, Les Diaboliques. The american remake of the french film was released in the '90s.
Anthony Perkins was an accomplished & highly respected actor of both stage & screen before he did PSYCHO. And it ruined his career as an actor because he was typecast. If he had to do it over again, I'll bet he never would've gone near it.
It’s funny because that’s what he’s most well known for. I was walking down Hollywood Boulevard about 8 years ago and this guy saw Anthony’s star and was like “look it’s the killer from Psycho!” I don’t think most people nowadays would even know who he was if he didn’t do the movie.
He did it twice again, don't say that. So what if he was typecast? Most actors are typecast especially De Niro who's almost 80 and he still plays gangsters after 50 years!
@@morganzimmerle9237 you're right , we all know him from Psycho although I've never seen the full movie , only the beginning.I 've only watched him in The Trial by Orson Welles. Honestly , I couldn't understand what was going on in that film and I'm not young, I'm 42.
Hitch's two all-time classic masterpieces = Vertigo + Psycho. But Psycho was too disturbing, people couldn't get the shower scene outta their heads. So I'd pick Vertigo as Hitch's Best. Kim Novak could act and was delicious-looking !
I think Mr. Hitchcock was very focused on what Ms. Leigh was saying. In the last shot of him at the end of this clip, I was expecting him to yell "CUT AND THAT'S A WRAP!!!"
You know, his wife adjusted the script; Joseph Stefano wrote the screenplay; Robert Bloch wrote the book; based on the true story of a real serial killer. As much as I admire Hitchcock, he did not fiction Bates nor Marion. He did, however, created the undoubtedly memorable scene, like no other could have directed.
it was Joseph Stefano who came up with the idea of Marion stealing the money and skipping town, none of which was in the book. Hitchcock loved the idea (he loved when women stole things!) but yes, it was a collaboration of many talented people with Hitchcock at the helm.
I stayed in a Motel 6 in Schiller park Chicago it was my first visit to the United States when i went to book in the lovely man behind the desk did scare me at first he had his face almost covered with a black baseball cap i am from Scotland i thought about the movie with Anthony perkins of Physco but thank you Adam at motel 6 you laughed when i said this
She did say that, but I've always though bathing was worse, you can't get up in time if someone bursts in. At least with a shower you have a fighting chance by standing up.. :)
All the talentless bitc@s won Oscars ,like Paltrow and A. Jolie who always plays herself but it's true he never won an Oscar although he was the best.The academy gave him an honorary award , like they were doing him a favour.
Read David Freeman's account of their time together, preparing for his last film, the Short Night which never came to pass...Hitchcock was never thrilled about the AFI's award for he felt it was an obituary...a farewell to Hitch, if you will, and he was in tremendous pain at this point in his life from arthritic knees and most probably the effects of immoderate consumption of 'juice'. According to Freeman, he was frolicking in and out of senility and knew he was close to being snatched by the grim reaper....
I used to have this tribute on VHS back in the day. This is a beautiful looking print considering its age. Is it available to buy anywhere or download? Appreciate any info.
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R.I.P. Janet Leigh
R.I.P. Anthony Perkins
We miss you both...
Khushi Singh hitch
RIP HITCHCOCK
Khushi Singh You forgot Sir Alfred Hitchcock.
Two incredibly talented actors .
World Class .
God Bless.
Hitchcock died April 1980 - liver failure
Anthony died on September 1992- AIDS
Janet died November 2004- Vasculitis
There's something you don't see every day, Norman Bates finally getting to at least kiss Marion Crane.
CaptainUniverse100
Well last time they talked he hacked her mummified corpse with a butcher knife.
I guess you got to be old like me to appreciate that great comments I'm glad I come on here and I hear something decent for a change
Yeah and this time his dead mother can't ruin it
Sam: Why Mari- you’re cheating on me?! That’s it! Lol
Anthony Perkins was so adorable......
I'm sure. That's how he had a lot of guys. Good for him.
@@MrCristoforoantonio and girls too, he was bisexual
Anthony Perkins was so classy, smart, fascinating, a real gentleman... God take care of him please....
All of his boyfriends thought so too!!
Alfred Hitchcock was a brilliant director.
The suspense films of Hitchcock are immortal
Wow Anthony Perkins was so handsome and Janet Leigh was so stunning and glamorous.
Two extraordinarily brilliant actors.
RIP to both
Janet Leigh 1927-2004)
Anthony Perkins 1932-1992)
They will never be forgotten.
The classic movie Psycho still stands the test of time, that the young Zen Z generation of today know of these brilliant actors from reacting to the movie Psycho on TH-cam and they rave and are in awe at there performances, and are very complementary of the acting of these two iconic legends.
It's a generational Movie.
Thank you. It was lovely to see Tony Perkins and Janet Leigh horsing around together. Very sweet.
I had and always will have a crush on anthony perkins..he was so handsome r.i.p.
Anthony perkins is so handsome
Just make sure you lock the door when you take a shower.
Is that to keep him in ? Naughty legacy. Bet you'd drop the soap.
Durins Bane
No! It's Not To Keep Him In. It's To Keep His Scary Ass Out So He Can't Get In.
@@The7legacy lol!
@@The7legacy okay!lol!
How wonderful to see "Norman" and "Marion" kiss! :)
The stars of this era were so respectful even when they joke!
Hitchcock doesn't move one goddamn muscle
OMG!!! This is my favorite movie in the world Anthony Perkins and Janeth Leigh together in front of the horror master's Alfred Hitchcock it's really wonderfull thanks for those great memories!!! I love Psycho and I love Norman Bates!!!
The look on Hitch's face always makes laugh.
bocario112 where is he in the video?
1:24, 1:48
@@jadaaleeshamindexpert7365 Did you watch it? They show him more than once.
Poor hitch
Hitch looked like he was hating every minute of this.
It’s just how old he is
Watch his final speech
@@albums8825 The final speech was pre-recorded, but it was good.
prob cuz he was almost dead
He always hated when it were his actors and not him talking about his film.
R.I.P. Anthony Perkins, Alfred Hitchcock and Janet Leigh.
I didn’t know they were all dead:(
@@lorelei1761 Hitchcock died in 1980, Perkins in 1992 and Leigh in 2004.
@@SJMJ91 That’s sad.. What a great loss
Tony Perkins what a great legend and a great actor paying homage to the master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock
Just saw this film properly at last for the first time this evening. There are films that are awesome, then less than a handful personally that are above that can only describe as elite. This film has just added another one to that very small group.
Alfred's reactions here are priceless.
It’s lovely seeing Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh being friendly with each other. It helps those of us traumatized by the film to remember that none of that was real.
I think they stuffed Hitch for this and just wheeled him out on a trolly.
He had dreadful arthritic pain in his knees by the time of this show, and it tells. I think he only lived a year or two more.
at the end he made a very effective, amusing speech ... stone faced of course ...
😂😂😂😂😂
Clever of Hitchcock putting a dummy of himself there so he wouldn't have to bother showing up until the end
So wonderful, i just seen Psycho for the first time and loved it, a true classic. Both Anthony & Leigh look great wow after all these years
Alfred seems happy to be there.
Wild man, I'm tellin' ya!
Oh yeah his face says it all. He's like a wax figure
I was 9 years old when my cousin took me to see that movie. I am still not over the shower scene.
so you are 66 yrs old now. Hello Sir. How are you ?
Whats there to laugh at smarty ?
67 right now!
And u know how to use TH-cam and the internet?
@@magacaleb4763 why wouldnt?
Janet was a real beauty. She wore some nice outfits in "Houdini"
@DominoPetachi83 Janet was 52 at this tribute in 1979. I think it is the 'bleach blonde seventies style' that you may find makes her look older. She was always very slim but still looked very pretty at 77 when she passed away. The stars of this era did not go 'industrial' on the plastic surgery so they still look or looked like themselves. Cheers:)
Let me tell you something; I travel alot. And whenever I'm by myself in those lonesome hotelrooms and taking a shower... always, I mean, ALWAYS that creepy feeling crawls over my back as if someone is watching me, or plans to kill me. That very shower-scene always flips through my mind when turning the water on... We're talking about a masterpiece in cinema history here!
i was driving cross country by myself, stopped for the night in a motel, took a shower and had a mild anxiety attack thinking about Psycho - to relax I got in bed and flipped on the tv to Rosemarys Baby - a great film but it doesn't scare me, except for this night and Xanax wasn't invented yet.
Norman Bates = The Greatest Villain!
Marion Crane = The Victim To The Greatest Villain In A Very Memorable Scene!
Alfred Hitchcock = The Brain!
47 years old.....Tony looks damned good.
and he's got a bday coming up, doesn't he? Apri. 4th. Wish he were still around today :-/
RIP Tony Perkins, Janet Leigh and the great one and only Mr Hitchcock
Wonderful and eternes Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh.super stars of Hollywood.
I love ya Tony. But it breaks my heart to learn that wasn’t you behind the curtain.... just kidding. You are still phenomenal and you are greatly appreciated, acknowledged and greatly missed.
Michael Barraco, Perkins is correct about not being there for the shower scene but incorrect about the stand-in. Hitchcock used two women to play Mother for only the shower scene. Stuntwoman Margot Epper was Mrs. Bates approaching in medium shots and actress Anne Dore was used for overhead shots. The only scene with his male stand-in that Tony called Burt here was when Sam Loomis is conked over the head in the parlor. If you pause those few seconds of fast action you can see that it's a man filmed from behind with short dark hair like Perkins, but with a more buff build than the taller, thinner Perkins. They must have had to re-shoot that scene with a stand-in after Perkins had left for New York theater(?) Don't know of anyone else to notice that and explain why a stand-in for Perkins was used.
These two have personality!!!
Tony looked fantastic here - how old was he then? he was the only male from amongst the Hitchcock men who did not go grey or white.
More than 45 minutes after the show ended, it was realized Hitchcock had quietly passed away at the beginning.
Hitchcock's cameo in Psycho is impossible to spot unless someone tells you where it is. I would never have noticed.
Love you Jannet.. ❤
Real Movie Royalty!
you can see why Tony Curtis fell for her
Yeah, but they fought like cats and dogs once they got married. Tony also cheated the hell out of Janet, sleeping with half the starlets in Hollywood.
@Jack Crouch Dickhead
The had an amazing marriage until the last 2 years. Tony was a cad though.
@@shihlin1 She was having affairs too
She looked even better in her prime.
God bless them soul's 😎💜💜💟❣
Hitchcock was always serious
You've got to be kidding, i've seen a few clips of him throughout the AFI tribute. He barely moved at all, by this point his health was quite bad and he was very quiet and reserved. A few smiles every once in a while heaven forbid this was a tribute to him. He undoubtedly was enjoying himself.
It was about him.he was sick
I rewatched "Psycho" the other night on TCM. The shower scene is still just as terrifying as it was the first time I saw it.
Such an iconic duo ❤
@Tusc9969 Berry Berenson, Perkin's wife from 1973 to his death in 1992, died at age 53 in the September 11, 2001 attacks aboard American Airlines Flight 11. She was returning to her California home following a holiday on Cape Cod.
Janet Leigh had the sexiest voice in Hollywood.
Surely has even now.
Say what you want about Dracula, Creature From The Black Lagoon, the Mummy, the Hunchback of Notre Dame, and other monster films released by Universal Pictures/Studios, but in my opinion, the horror genre, STARTED with Psycho. In fact, I've seen Psycho MORE TIMES than (the original) Halloween and the Shining.
Not exactly. Anthony Perkins said that the Psycho was inspired by a french film from 1955, Les Diaboliques. The american remake of the french film was released in the '90s.
Please post the rest of this speech.
0:48 bates looks like:”one time i killed u, i’m not gonna do it again” 😂😂
Anthony Perkins was an accomplished & highly respected actor of both stage & screen before he did PSYCHO. And it ruined his career as an actor because he was typecast. If he had to do it over again, I'll bet he never would've gone near it.
True
Very true! Perkins was an excellent actor who played Norman Bates all too well! His career was never the same after that.
It’s funny because that’s what he’s most well known for. I was walking down Hollywood Boulevard about 8 years ago and this guy saw Anthony’s star and was like “look it’s the killer from Psycho!” I don’t think most people nowadays would even know who he was if he didn’t do the movie.
He did it twice again, don't say that. So what if he was typecast? Most actors are typecast especially De Niro who's almost 80 and he still plays gangsters after 50 years!
@@morganzimmerle9237 you're right , we all know him from Psycho although I've never seen the full movie , only the beginning.I 've only watched him in The Trial by Orson Welles. Honestly , I couldn't understand what was going on in that film and I'm not young, I'm 42.
Sometimes Films are making good actors who play terrifying villains as bad people in films but they are good people in real life.
He has the same smile
Leigh's voice didn't change.
@RaymondHng Thanks for the info..I heard she had visited tony's grave the day before she was killed since he had died on sept 12... How tragic!
Love em both. Truly amazing golden era actors
the encounter on the stage!! aaaaaaa
very agree with tuscatom.......many of the great left us
great remember
al is freaking out up in heaven over the prequel, guarenteed
The true hollywood
0:10 Hitchcock, Serious Cat's father.
My favorite movie
Why didn't they have the rest of Janet's speech?
40 years ago today!
Hitch's two all-time classic masterpieces = Vertigo + Psycho. But Psycho was too disturbing, people couldn't get the shower scene outta their heads. So I'd pick Vertigo as Hitch's Best. Kim Novak could act and was delicious-looking !
Psycho came out in the movie theaters June 1960 everyone flocked the theater to go see it before they showered
Happy Birthday!
I think Mr. Hitchcock was very focused on what Ms. Leigh was saying. In the last shot of him at the end of this clip, I was expecting him to yell "CUT AND THAT'S A WRAP!!!"
They're pretty good friends considering he killed her in psycho.
Janet got scared - She thought it was Mrs. Bates. 👍
@stripedshirts if this tribute was in '79 he was 47 he still looked charming!
You know, his wife adjusted the script; Joseph Stefano wrote the screenplay; Robert Bloch wrote the book; based on the true story of a real serial killer.
As much as I admire Hitchcock, he did not fiction Bates nor Marion. He did, however, created the undoubtedly memorable scene, like no other could have directed.
it was Joseph Stefano who came up with the idea of Marion stealing the money and skipping town, none of which was in the book. Hitchcock loved the idea (he loved when women stole things!) but yes, it was a collaboration of many talented people with Hitchcock at the helm.
The rehab Norman Bates had was miraculous.
Hitchcock: "Get on with this."
Hitchcock was indeed the master but he didn't look quite right in this video, rest in peace great man
I stayed in a Motel 6 in Schiller park Chicago it was my first visit to the United States when i went to book in the lovely man behind the desk did scare me at first he had his face almost covered with a black baseball cap i am from Scotland i thought about the movie with Anthony perkins of Physco but thank you Adam at motel 6 you laughed when i said this
L'amitie entre Parkins et Leigh me fait plaisir.
mi actriz favorita Janet Leigh
@RaymondHng If what you say is a fact then I stand corrected. Thanks for the clear up! May they both rest in peace.
I like how Janet starts moving away from Anthony.
Janet says only baths for her after she made Psycho. Taking showers was Out !
Lol!
She did say that, but I've always though bathing was worse, you can't get up in time if someone bursts in. At least with a shower you have a fighting chance by standing up.. :)
he needs to smile. wont hurt him
We all know that Hitchcock never won an Oscar.
But try this on. What award would you rather get...an Oscar, or....a Hitchcock.
sclogse1 - The “Hitchcock” would be awarded for sexual harrassment.
mi actriz favorita
It is to the Academy Award's discredit that he never won an oscar for best director.
All the talentless bitc@s won Oscars ,like Paltrow and A. Jolie who always plays herself but it's true he never won an Oscar although he was the best.The academy gave him an honorary award , like they were doing him a favour.
They don't do that anymore do they... where they trade kisses as they introduce each other...
I can see that Hitchcock is having a bad day just look at his face, he's not enjoying afi at the moment.
He had suffered a stroke
Read David Freeman's account of their time together, preparing for his last film, the Short Night which never came to pass...Hitchcock was never thrilled about the AFI's award for he felt it was an obituary...a farewell to Hitch, if you will, and he was in tremendous pain at this point in his life from arthritic knees and most probably the effects of immoderate consumption of 'juice'. According to Freeman, he was frolicking in and out of senility and knew he was close to being snatched by the grim reaper....
@@jillamoni6812 What do you mean by "juice"?
@andrew49848 , he was bisexual, actually.
no lies. he really look like a seriel killer
Ha ha.. 😄😄.. ❤️🥀
...and Alma Hitchcock his wife the Master Mind Behind the Brain.
Running scene😂😂😂
In every one of these clips, Hitch looks bored out of his britches.
Hitchcock looks like a statue sitting there, and it is almost unbelievaible that he didnt get the major awards for directing and picture.
Taking showers at home without fear don't bother me at all
what's the point of showing only half a speech???
When was this? Gotta be the late 70s because Hitchcock died in 1980
Is that Michael Caine at 1:44?
Looks like him for sure
Yes it is Michael Caine.
His face omg
She could never have a shower after that for many years.
I used to have this tribute on VHS back in the day. This is a beautiful looking print considering its age. Is it available to buy anywhere or download? Appreciate any info.