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American Psycho Business Card Scene Script To this point, we’ve been introduced to Patrick Bateman, his posh, egomaniacal world, and met many of the characters in this scene already. Yet, after re-reading the script, it surprised me that this is our formal character introduction to Paul ...
American Psycho: Directed by Mary Harron. With Christian Bale, Justin Theroux, Josh Lucas, Bill Sage. A wealthy New York City investment banking executive, Patrick Bateman, hides his alternate psychopathic ego from his co-workers and friends as he delves
Still fromAmerican Psycho(2000) showing Patrick Bateman's reaction to Paul Allen's business card Marlene, you’re a title designer but you’re also an activist and a graphic artist. How do you approach title design? What does it mean to you to make a title sequence?
that I'm an american psycho it's so sad, we only seem to care about our face and hair and what makes us look good your business card is better you have a bigger room that could lead to your doom and I really think it should ...
AMERICAN PSYCHO by Mary Harron and Guinevere Turner Based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis Fourth Draft November 1998 INT. PASTELS RESTAURANT- NIGHT An insanely expensive restaurant on the Upper East Side. The decor is a mixture of chi-chi and rustic, with swagged silk curtains, handwritten ...
that I'm an american psycho it's so sad, we only seem to care about our face and hair and what makes us look good your business card is better you have a bigger room that could lead to your doom and I really think it should did you make it to the top of the world just to ...
That I'm an American psycho [Chorus] F Am It's so sad, we only seem to care E About our face and hair Am And what makes us look good F Your business card is better Am You have a bigger room E That could lead to your doom ...
(1974) and the real-life serial killer Ed Gein. Patrick finds these references interesting and humorous, and he discusses them with his colleagues. Additionally, the name Patrick Bateman is a reference to Norman Bates inPsycho. These conspicuous references place the film within a larger tradition...
In any case, it’s all performance, something that “American Psycho” toes the line with as Bateman is increasingly revealed as an unreliable narrator. Bateman obsesses over the symbols of status — his business card typeface, the ever-elusive reservation at the notoriously...