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Vertigo (1958)
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During a rooftop chase, police detective John "Scottie" Ferguson is overcome with a severe case of acrophobia--a deep fear of falling which results in a stultifying vertigo--that leads to the death of a fellow officer. After retiring from the police force, Scottie attempts to return to a normal life, but his life takes another unusual turn when an old school aquaintance asks Scottie to shadow his wife, the luminescently beautiful but utterly mysterious Madeleine. Scottie is wary but the minute he sees her he cannot resist the chase. As his fixation with Madeleine grows, however, so too does her obsession with death. When Scottie's vertigo prevents him from saving Madeleine's life, his one chance at perfect love comes crashing to a brutal end. Then one day, Scottie sees a woman walking down the street who looks just like Madeleine. She is Judy Barton, a salesgirl from Kansas with her own secrets--secrets that will once again turn Scottie's world into a dizzying battle between illusion and reality.
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
1/1/1958
Studio
Credit
Paramount Pictures
Studio
Director
Credit
Alfred Hitchcock
Director
Cast
Credit
James Stewart
John "Scottie" Ferguson
Kim Novak
Madeleine Elster/Judy Barton
Barbara Bel Geddes
Midge Wood
Tom Helmore
Gavin Elster
Henry Jones
The Coroner
Raymond Bailey
The Doctor
Ellen Corby
Manager of the McKittrick Hotel
Konstantin Shayne
Pop Leibel
Lee Patrick
Older Mistaken Identity
Paul Bryar
Captain Hansen
Margaret Brayton
Saleswoman
William Remick
Jury Foreman
Julia Petruzzi
Flower Vendor
Sara Taft
Nun
Fred Graham
Policeman
Mollie Dodd
Beauty Parlor Operator
Don Giovanni
Salesman
Roxann Delmar
Model
Bruno Santina
Waiter
Dori Simmons
Middle Aged Mistaken Identity
Rolando Gotti
Maitre d'
Carlo Dotto
Bartender
Ed Stevlingson
Attorney
Joanne Genthon
Girl in Portrait
Nina Shipman
Young Mistaken Identity
Production Credits
Credit
Herbert Coleman
Associate Producer
Alfred Hitchcock
Producer
James C Katz
Producer
Production Companies
Credit
Alfred Hitchcock Productions
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
Universal Pictures Distribution
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Universal Studios Home Video
Domestic Video Distributor
Locations
Paramount Studios, Los Angeles, California, USA
Writer
Credit
Alex Coppel
Screenplay
Pierre Boileau
Source Material (from novel)
Samuel Taylor
Screenplay
Thomas Narcejac
Source Material (from novel)
Art Department
Credit
Hal Pereira
Art Director - art direction
Sam Comer
Set Decorator
Henry Bumstead
Art Director - art direction
Frank R McKelvy
Set Decorator
Film Camera
Credit
Bill Pine
Color Timer
Robert Burks
Director of Photography
Farciot Edouart
Photography - process photography
Mike Glickman
Camera - optical cameraman
Wallace Kelley
Photography - process photography
Music
Credit
Bernard Herrmann
Music
Muir Mathiesen
Music Conductor
Production Management
Credit
Daniel J McCauley
Assistant Director
Robert Heiser
Production Manager - DTS post-production manager
Sound
Credit
Sharon Michaels
Foley Artist
Harold Lewis
Sound - sound recording
Albert Romero
Foley Mixer
Harry Snodgrass
Sound Designer
Samuel Webb
Assistant Sound Editor
Richard LeGrand Jr
Sound Editor
Michael C Casper
Rerecording - re-recording mixer
Laura Macias
Foley Artist
Bill Hooper
Sound Editor
Daniel Leahy
Rerecording - re-recording mixer
Winston Leverett
Sound - sound recording
Robert McNabb
Sound Editor
Walter Spencer
Sound Editor
William Jacobs
Sound Editor
Visual Effects
Credit
John P Fulton
Special Effects - special photographic effects
Saul Bass
Titles - titles designer
Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Credit
Wally Westmore
Makeup - makeup supervision
Nellie Manley
Hair - hairstylist supervision
Edith Head
Costume Designer
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