Vertigo (1958)
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- Common Sense Age 13+
- Critics Consensus 94%
- UHD
- HDR
- CC
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- Romance
- 2 Hours 8 Minutes
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4.5 • 441 Ratings
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Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo" has taken its place as the director's most spellbinding and deeply personal achievement. Silver screen legend James Stewart reteams with the Master of Suspense to play a detective who falls in love with a tortured, beautiful woman (Kim Novak) he is hired to surveil. His following lapse into obsession and desperation is the stuff of cinematic legend. Using the elegant, dramatic San Francisco locations to haunting effect, this timeless masterwork raises the bar for noir thrillers to dizzying heights. Also stars Emmy-winner Barbara Bel Geddes.
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Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo" has taken its place as the director's most spellbinding and deeply personal achievement. Silver screen legend James Stewart reteams with the Master of Suspense to play a detective who falls in love with a tortured, beautiful woman (Kim Novak) he is hired to surveil. His following lapse into obsession and desperation is the stuff of cinematic legend. Using the elegant, dramatic San Francisco locations to haunting effect, this timeless masterwork raises the bar for noir thrillers to dizzying heights. Also stars Emmy-winner Barbara Bel Geddes.
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- Rent $3.99
- Buy $14.99
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Ratings and Reviews
Critics Consensus: An unpredictable scary thriller that doubles as a mournful meditation on love, loss, and human comfort.
Must-see Hitchcock thriller for any classic movie bug.
Cast & Crew
- Cast
- James Stewart
- Kim Novak
- Barbara Bel Geddes
- Tom Helmore
- Henry Jones
- Raymond Bailey
- Ellen Corby
- Konstantin Shayne
- Lee Patrick
- Paul Bryar
- Director
- Alfred Hitchcock
- Producers
- Alfred Hitchcock
- Screenwriter
- Alec Coppel
Information
- Studio
- Universal Pictures
- Genre
- Romance
- Released
- Copyright
- © 1958 Alfred J. Hitchcock Productions, Inc. & Paramount Pictures Corporations. All Rights Reserved.
Languages
- Primary
- English (Stereo, Dolby 5.1)
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French (Subtitles, Stereo), Spanish (Subtitles, Stereo)
Accessibility
- CC
- Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.