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This Monday, June 18, I'll help kick off the 20th anniversary
Bryant Park Film Festival in NYC by co-hosting a screening of Alfred Hitchcock's
PSYCHO. Able co-host Scott Adlerberg and I will conduct a pre-film discussion in the park's outdoor "Reading Room" area off 42nd St., as part of the series
"Word-for-Word Reel Talks." We'll be talking about the film, the 1959
Robert Bloch novel ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjwZyNoXHSsv_-uHry_YSNph50LZ7BQgTRdboBZu2nqE3Khuccrif-SkiefRUmcrMgXzlxExzF-AqZVrp3MdbZZtzpALYRb1p8wg7_6fKwE2Og2tvUdhxq8j3v054sp4PS7RJ9v/s200/Psycho04.jpg)
it's based on, and other various and sundry topics. The lawn opens at 5 p.m., with the discussion at 7 p.m. and the film at dusk, weather permitting.
You can read Bosley Crowther's original New York Times review, from June 17, 1960,
here.
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