Vertigo (1958)

Movie Details

Original Title Vertigo

Original Language EN

Budget $2,479,000

Revenue $7,808,900

Status Released

Popularity 4.0

Cast

James Stewart

Det. John 'Scottie' Ferguson

Popularity: 1.5

Kim Novak

Madeleine Elster / Judy Barton

Popularity: 1.9

Barbara Bel Geddes

Marjorie 'Midge' Wood

Popularity: 3.1

Tom Helmore

Gavin Elster

Popularity: 0.7

Henry Jones

Coroner

Popularity: 0.8

Raymond Bailey

Scottie's Doctor

Popularity: 1.2

Ellen Corby

Manager of McKittrick Hotel

Popularity: 0.7

Konstantin Shayne

Pop Leibel

Popularity: 0.7

Lee Patrick

Car Owner Mistaken for Madeleine

Popularity: 0.9

Bess Flowers

Diner at Ernie's (uncredited)

Popularity: 0.6

Alfred Hitchcock

Man Walking Past Elster's Office (uncredited)

Popularity: 3.5

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David Ahdar

Priest (uncredited)

Popularity: 0.4

Key Crew

Editor George Tomasini

Producer Alfred Hitchcock

Screenplay Alec Coppel, Samuel A. Taylor

Director Alfred Hitchcock

Production

Paramount Pictures

Alfred J. Hitchcock Productions

Videos & Trailers

The Making of Hitchcock's 'Vertigo'

Featurette

Official 60th Anniversary Trailer

Trailer

Vertigo 60th Anniversary (1958): Presented by TCM - Verified Vertigo Facts

Featurette

Vertigo 60th Anniversary (1958): Presented by TCM - What Is Vertigo

Featurette

Vertigo 60th Anniversary (1958): Presented by TCM - Midge One Liners

Clip

Vertigo 60th Anniversary (1958): "If You Love Me" Clip

Clip

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

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Reviews from TMDB

Eky

Jun 16, 2012

All I know, this film wasn’t so successful at first and this probably because the audience didn’t expect a film so dark and claustrophobic. Vertigo was so strange already from the beginning because of its surreal and nightmarish atmosphere. I bow to Hitchcock in his creativity in visualizing Jim ... Read more

tmdb47633491 4/10

Apr 7, 2018

I will never understand the universal adoration for Vertigo. Blindly inherited wisdom is the only explanation. How anyone could prefer this to North by Northwest or Rear Window is beyond me. An exceptionally made, exceptionally boring movie

barrymost 8/10

Mar 30, 2020

A tense, dizzying thriller from the Master. Plot in a nutshell: A retired detective suffering from acrophobia takes the case of an old college chum's wife, who may be possessed by the spirit of her great-grandmother who committed suicide many years previous. But of course, a much darker, and mor ... Read more