A conversation about "American Psycho"

with Bret Easton Ellis, Mary Harron and Christian Bale
in Movies, TV & Theater
on Thursday, April 13, 2000 * * * * *

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A conversation with Bret Easton Ellis, author of "American Psycho", along with Mary Harron, who directed the screen adaptation of the book, and Christian Bale, who stars in it.

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American Psycho
Christian Bale
Mary Harron
Bret Easton Ellis

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    1. stellaoriellink  02/12/2009 03:34 AM Report

      American Psycho is a brilliant book and film. I am a huge fan of both Ellis and Bale. I think they are both amazingly talented. Christian Bale is seriously gorgeous and a genius as far as acting. He is amazing. I will always be a fan and Psycho is the best. I was Patrick Bateman for Halloween, even have pictures on my my space page to prove it.

    2. Chomsky  01/13/2009 09:03 PM Report

      I'm just going to go ahead and second T.G.'s comment.

      Staring with "Empire of the Sun" in 1987, Bale has been consistently excellent. He's a wonderful actor, and I'll gladly watch anything he's in.

    3. T.G.  09/03/2008 11:03 AM Report

      Christian Bale is absolutely brilliant!!!! It's hard to think of any actor that can capture the viewer's attention quite the way he does.He always seems to amaze me with his amazing ability to captivate ,mesmerize,intice,intrigue,engage,thrill,humor,and terrify you all in one movie.American Psycho was the movie that put Christian on the map,and it will forever be one of his most compelling,most controversial,yet gutsy performances ever.

      I truly love Christian Bale,and I anticipate the day that he will make his acception speech at the Academy Awards.He has been so underrated,and overlooked for some of his most brilliant performances,ie,Batman Begins,Rescue Dawn,The Machinist,3:10 To Yuma,& TDK,to name a few.I hope he will someday get the recognition he so well deserves,and be greatly rewarded for it.