... insisted on the use of 50-millimeter lenses through the shooting of the entire movie. These lenses were supposed to give the closest approximation to the human vision technically possible, since "He wanted the camera, being the eyes of the audience all the time, to let them (view the action) as if there were seeing it with their own eyes." as revealed by script ... in her new car. The next scene, where the sense of being viewed and watched is prevalent, is that of Marion and Bates eating in the parlor. Bate's overhanging bird taxidermies contribute to the misc-en-scene of the film. Outs...

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