Jessica Biel Joins Making Of Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’ Film
EXCLUSIVE: Jessica Biel committed today to the second female lead in the Sacha Gervasi-directed Alfred Hitchcock And The Making Of Psycho. Biel will play the role of Vera Miles, who played Lila Crane in the 1960 classic. Anthony Hopkins plays Hitchcock, Scarlett Johansson will play Janet Leigh, Helen Mirren will play Alma Reville and James D’Arcy is reportedly up for the role of Anthony Perkins. Biel will next be seen starring opposite Colin Farrell in the Total Recall remake for Sony Pictures. Biel beat out several actresses for the Hitchcock role. She’s repped by CAA, Management 360 and attorney Karl Austen.
This will be a very pretty movie.
Poor Vera Miles.
Wow terrible casting for this film. Not excited for this.
Ditto. Horrible casting. No one will go see it. Flop.
Stephen Rebello’s The making of Psycho is a great book, one of the best behind the scenes of a classic flick tomes ever. Looking forward to this flick, hope it will be a good companion piece to the film that truly created the modern horror film.
jessica is very pretty!
Thanks for the exclusive news!
Are you kidding? How old are we, 5? She is not pretty. She is just in shape and full of herself. The Truth
This all sounds wonderful, BUT please can we work on that title?????? It’s dreadful. Can’t you come up with something better? Anyone?
I like the title. It sounds right for this type of thing.
Why are they making this into a movie? Nothing too crazy happened on the set of Psycho.
They should do the making of “Marnie” about Hitch’s obsession with Tippi Hedron.
Nobody on planet earth will go see a movie with that title, so here’s some alternates:
ALFRED
SUSPENSE
THE SHOWER SCENE
THE HORROR MOVIE
FAKE BLOOD
THE ORIGINAL
MASTER OF BATES
SHOWER CURTAIN
CURTAINS
Title change: Going Psycho
Better?
This again? Didn’t Gus Van Sant do a shot-for-shot identical re-make of Psycho a few years back? More intellectual bankruptcy out of Hollywood.
Yes, he did. And it was terrible. However, this isn’t another remake. It’s about the making of the original. Still, have to question who lit this one.
Did you even read the article?