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Alfred Hitchcock | Man Leaving Hotel Room |
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Sean Connery | Mark Rutland |
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Diane Baker | Lil Mainwaring |
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Martin Gabel | Sidney Strutt |
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Louise Latham | Bernice Edgar |
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Alan Napier | Mr. Rutland |
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Bob Sweeney | Cousin Bob |
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Milton Selzer | Man at Track |
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Henry Beckman | First Detective |
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Edith Evanson | Rita - Cleaning Woman |
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Mariette Hartley | Susan Clabon |
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Bruce Dern | Sailor |
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S. John Launer | Sam Ward |
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Meg Wyllie | Mrs. Turpin |
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Tippi Hedren | Marnie Edgar/Margaret Edgar/Peggy Nicholson/Mary Taylor |
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Bernard Herrmann | Original Music Composer |
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Alfred Hitchcock | Director |
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Robert Burks | Director of Photography |
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George Tomasini | Editor |
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Robert F. Boyle | Production Design |
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Winston Graham | Author |
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Jay Presson Allen | Screenplay |
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George Milo | Set Decoration |
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Hilton A. Green | Unit Production Manager |
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Evan Hunter | Screenplay |
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Alfred Hitchcock | Production |
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Winston Graham | Story Contributor |
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George Tomasini | Editing |
"Only Alfred Hitchcock could have created so suspenseful a sex mystery!"
Margaret "Marnie" Edgar (Hedren) is a troubled young woman who has an unnatural fear and mistrust of men, thunderstorms, and the color red. She is also a thief. She uses her charms on Sidney Strutt (Martin Gabel) to get a job without references. Then late one night, she steals the contents of the company safe and disappears.
DVD : 2000-05-30
