You can tell that she's trying to keep it together, but deep down, she wants to smack him in the face. Being at work though, she has to be professional and put up with his casual sexism.
I was thinking the exact same thing, except less attractive than Vivian Leigh isn't necessarily "ugly!" Love the rich "old rascal" character actor. Every scene was classic.
She's less attractive than Janet Leigh as well. The rich "old rascal" character actor is Frank Albertson, he looked very different as a younger man in the 30s. @@stingraybeach9710
I would never ever realize that Alfred Hitchcock's appearance in this movie was him standing outside the office at the very beginning of this scene when Janet Leigh walks in.
@@SunBunz It's about average for a nice house in the U.S., as long as you're not in NYC, San Francisco, or any other major city. In Arizona, that could buy a very decent house--and, remember, it's paid in full.
I’ve seen this film (one of my favorites) many times. The Bernard Herrmann music track is wonderful. A reviewer pointed out something I never noticed. Marion may have decided to steal the money when Cassidy boasted he has never declared it to the IRS. That meant he couldn’t report the theft to the police. If he did, he would be arrested for tax evasion by the IRS.
"My mother's doctor gave these to me on the day of my wedding. Teddy was furious when he found out I had taken tranquilizers." Yeah, you can't tell that line was written in 1959.
@@sammykewlguy Well nowadays I feel like there would be a lawyer out there who would be willing to sue both their asses and Marion would probably be portrayed by the media as a champion for feminism. But yeah in the end Lowry lost $40,000 so at least he got what was coming to him.
Space Ace Actually it’s likely he got the money back. It was in the car that was pulled out of the swamp at the end of the film. Likely he felt she got what she deserved. Omg it’s almost scary to imagine the possibilities.
@@sammykewlguy Yeah but would the money actually be salvageable assuming they were actually able to find it? I mean chances are the bills are floating around all over the trunk soaked with water, mud, fecal matter, algae, etc.
Hard to believe this is veteran actor Frank Albertson...first saw this guy playing Kate Hepburn's brother in Alice Adams (1935). 25 years later he doesn't even look recognizable. He looks like he's aged into a completely different person...looks, voice..would never guess this is the same guy...I actually still don't believe it, lol.
The Conversation IN The Office With Janet Liegh And Patricia Hitcock (The Master Of Suspence's Daughter) Especially About Sleeping Tablets Was Witty And Perhaps A Little ahead of Its' Time!
I wonder if a particularly sleazy line was scripted when Janet Leigh says “I plan on spending this weekend in bed.” You can see the flirty cowboy guy react and he looks like he is about to say something. Racy scene for the day either way.
Presumably, she took the tranquilisers to alleviate the anxiety of having sex with her husband for the first time. Teddy was either offended by this or just didn't want to have sex with a tranked-up wife
@@wrmty56413 thanks for putting that into perspective. I’m sure her mother’s doctor probably gave her those painkillers to alleviate the pains she would have possibly had from her wedding night.
The actual reason why Marion stolen $40,000 because she and Sam wanted to get married but in order to do that, she stole it so she can buy items for the wedding that they we planning
I thought Marion’s using the money to help pay off Sam’s debts he owed from his dad (who died) and his ex wife. Wow 🙃 they fr struggling and so in love, they didn’t seem to give a damn where they’re at 😅
@@benarts2271 I read that Frank purchased the house for $40,000 in cash as a wedding present for his daughter However, instead of depositing Cassidy's money in the bank, Marion, wanting to pay Sam's debts in order to marry him, impulsively goes on the run with the money. [7Feb2024]
RIP Pat Hitchcock. She passed away on August 9, 2021 at the age of 93.
Respectful age ! Only Vera Miles ( Laila ) is still alive at age of 92.
Respect for the entire cast and movie director forever
nepotism aside, highly underrated actress imo, she absolutely nailed the character here and in _Strangers on a Train_
RIP
I think the creepy client was designed to not make you hate Marion for stealing his money 💰
You can tell that she's trying to keep it together, but deep down, she wants to smack him in the face. Being at work though, she has to be professional and put up with his casual sexism.
"he was flirting with you, I guess he must've noticed my wedding ring" - Hitchcock casting his own daughter as an ugly
I was thinking the exact same thing, except less attractive than Vivian Leigh isn't necessarily "ugly!" Love the rich "old rascal" character actor. Every scene was classic.
@@stingraybeach9710 Ouch! Poor thing.
She's less attractive than Janet Leigh as well. The rich "old rascal" character actor is Frank Albertson, he looked very different as a younger man in the 30s. @@stingraybeach9710
I guess he must have* noticed my wedding ring.
@@stingraybeach9710 even Janet Leigh was "ugly" in comparison with Vivien Leigh
I would never ever realize that Alfred Hitchcock's appearance in this movie was him standing outside the office at the very beginning of this scene when Janet Leigh walks in.
He makes a cameo in every movie of his lol.
& that’s how daughter playing Janet’s co-worker
40K in 1960 is equal to 347K in 2019.
That's a cool fact! Is that considered cheap for the purchase of a nice house these days?
@@SunBunz depends
@@SunBunz It's about average for a nice house in the U.S., as long as you're not in NYC, San Francisco, or any other major city. In Arizona, that could buy a very decent house--and, remember, it's paid in full.
@@SunBunz it must had been in the hood
The dialogue in this scene is so great
I’ve seen this film (one of my favorites) many times. The Bernard Herrmann music track is wonderful. A reviewer pointed out something I never noticed. Marion may have decided to steal the money when Cassidy boasted he has never declared it to the IRS. That meant he couldn’t report the theft to the police. If he did, he would be arrested for tax evasion by the IRS.
I like how the soundtrack instantly changes after her boss walks in front of her car & they notice each other -
That’s a very clever observation actually!
Why it was illegal not to declare large sum of money to Taxman. It was his money maybe it was his saving his business?
Came her after knowing the demise of Pat Hitchcock. RIP. 😔
Same.
"My mother's doctor gave these to me on the day of my wedding. Teddy was furious when he found out I had taken tranquilizers." Yeah, you can't tell that line was written in 1959.
Why? I'm frlm Spain
I never understood what that whole line meant.
LOL nowadays Teddy would have been equally upset!
@@RaulAPinto Yes, only now the drug might be Valium or Ativan.
She look like a dumb wife
Hitchcock standing outside the office in a cowboy hat looked a little like Cassidy.
Rest in peace, Pat Hitchcock O'Connor.
Where's that bottle you said was in your desk 😮😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 that was funny asf 😅😅
I like how he admitted that he cheats on his taxes.
Totally Donald Trump-like this guy
RIP Pat Hitchcock.
Geez, Lowry is a jerk, first he won't air condition their office then he just stands there while a client sexually harasses his employee.
Space Ace that was the late 50’s/early 60’s for ya! Then again, that kind of thing could very well happen now. Sad.
@@sammykewlguy Well nowadays I feel like there would be a lawyer out there who would be willing to sue both their asses and Marion would probably be portrayed by the media as a champion for feminism. But yeah in the end Lowry lost $40,000 so at least he got what was coming to him.
Space Ace Actually it’s likely he got the money back. It was in the car that was pulled out of the swamp at the end of the film. Likely he felt she got what she deserved. Omg it’s almost scary to imagine the possibilities.
@@sammykewlguy Yeah but would the money actually be salvageable assuming they were actually able to find it? I mean chances are the bills are floating around all over the trunk soaked with water, mud, fecal matter, algae, etc.
Space Ace In any case, he never carried more than he could afford to lose. I have a feeling everything turned out fine for him.
The best movie of Alfre Hitchock.
Rest in peace Pat.
All the bleak pictures of the desert in the office, possible symbolism of Marion’s future
Notice the references to mental topics: tranquilizer, headache, unhappy mood, soothing alcohol, feeling ill, heat stroke (?)
Hard to believe this is veteran actor Frank Albertson...first saw this guy playing Kate Hepburn's brother in Alice Adams (1935). 25 years later he doesn't even look recognizable. He looks like he's aged into a completely different person...looks, voice..would never guess this is the same guy...I actually still don't believe it, lol.
He was Sam Wainwright in 'It's a Wonderful Life' also.
RIP Miss Hitchcock. I thought you were brilliant like your father.
I'll bet Marion's boss would be a really fun guy to go drinking with. lol.
xD
The client sure would be
Whenever you're dying of thirstarooney!
0:00 Alfred Hitchcock (with hat) is standing there
Great film
In this movie, it is never clear when she decides to steal the money... perhaps on her drive back to her apartment. 😮
“I never carry more than I can afford to lose”
The Conversation IN The Office With Janet Liegh And Patricia Hitcock (The Master Of Suspence's Daughter) Especially About Sleeping Tablets Was Witty And Perhaps A Little ahead of Its' Time!
The name Teddy can be a reference to teddy bear, a stuffed animal.
I wonder if a particularly sleazy line was scripted when Janet Leigh says “I plan on spending this weekend in bed.” You can see the flirty cowboy guy react and he looks like he is about to say something. Racy scene for the day either way.
What did she mean by “Teddy was furious when he’d found out I’d taken tranquilizers?”
Presumably, she took the tranquilisers to alleviate the anxiety of having sex with her husband for the first time. Teddy was either offended by this or just didn't want to have sex with a tranked-up wife
@@wrmty56413 thanks for putting that into perspective. I’m sure her mother’s doctor probably gave her those painkillers to alleviate the pains she would have possibly had from her wedding night.
it's a self explanatory statement.
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The actual reason why Marion stolen $40,000 because she and Sam wanted to get married but in order to do that, she stole it so she can buy items for the wedding that they we planning
I thought Marion’s using the money to help pay off Sam’s debts he owed from his dad (who died) and his ex wife. Wow 🙃 they fr struggling and so in love, they didn’t seem to give a damn where they’re at 😅
@@benarts2271 I read that Frank purchased the house for $40,000 in cash as a wedding present for his daughter However, instead of depositing Cassidy's money in the bank, Marion, wanting to pay Sam's debts in order to marry him, impulsively goes on the run with the money. [7Feb2024]
Questo weekend lo passerò a letto
Quando le nostre case d'estate sono una fornace
lol L bozo
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3:06-Naw bitch, he noticed your face.
Why her boss was so trust on her to errand him for a lot of money? Tthis is not rational.
Because she was dependable and honest.