Marnie (1964)

Original Photo/Publicity Still.

Marnie sits in Hitchcock’s late-career phase, where glamour gives way to psychology. It’s remembered for pushing Bond-era star power, especially Sean Connery, into darker, more uncomfortable territory, helping shift mainstream thrillers toward obsession, trauma, and moral ambiguity.

Here Connery’s Mark Rutland is keeping up appearances, casually golfing while  behind the scenes. In the film, this polished normalcy masks his manipulation of Marnie, making moments like this feel calm.

• Year: 1964
  
• Size: 8 X 10 Inches
• Condition: Unframed
• Product Code: T6350