Psycho III
1986 · 93 MIN · IMDB 5.5 · 17,319 VOTES · DIR. Anthony Perkins
Overview
When Maureen Coyle, a suicidal nun who resembles Norman's former victim, Marion Crane, arrives at the motel, all bets are off and "Mother" is less than happy.
Dialogue Timeline — 660 lines
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00:00:20 There is no God!
00:04:32 Name's Ouane Ouke, by the way. Friends just call me Ouke.
00:08:22 Please don't!
00:14:50 I'm rattling on. Yes, there is a job. Interested?
00:17:05 Thought you would've turned up some clues by now, John.
00:18:55 Then let go of my arm or I'll holler police brutality.
00:20:52 There's no way to make up that loss.
00:25:18 Makes it kind of cosy.
00:28:26 I got a drink. - So have another.
00:33:45 I'm Father Brian. I'm the resident psychiatrist.
00:35:59 If you want, you can stay at the motel until you're better.
00:38:59 A friend of Ouke's? - We're getting to know each other.
00:44:54 Becoming a nun was my idea.
00:46:59 Quite a crowd! - Yeah, homecoming weekend.
00:49:27 Yeah. - Just close the door when you leave.
00:54:52 Except water. - That's fine.
00:58:17 It's perfectly natural for a son to love his mother.
01:01:17 Hello?
01:05:58 Then there's nothing to worry about. Norman, come back!
01:08:27 Father Brian said I could come stay with him if I needed to.
01:12:09 I figure Mama's greatest value to me is in her value to you.
01:14:53 I had a woman named Spool who used to work for me. A waitress.
01:21:49 Oh, Norman!
01:27:18 Oon't let her talk about me like that.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed660
Dialogue density7.1 lines / min
First line00:00:20
Final line01:27:18
Production Record
DirectorAnthony Perkins
LanguageEnglish
Budget$8,400,000
Revenue$14,481,606
IMDb votes17,319