shadow ofa cotton in alfred hitchcock's shadow of a doubt. quite briefly as an urban character, but then —— in wonderfully telling ways, you see him lying on his bed ina new ways, you see him lying on his bed in a new room, in a mean building, you don't quite know where you are, but it is urban. and there is a sense, i think, but it is urban. and there is a sense, ithink, of but it is urban. and there is a sense, i think, of whatever damage he has done to others or to himself, that it has been an expression of that it has been an expression of that urban world. and he wants to get out, he wants to retreat. so he goes to santa rosa, in fact, and his niece, charlie, lives there with her family. and it is another america from that city that uncle charlie has come from. and it is in america thatis has come from. and it is in america that is really half asleep. it is not thinking about anything very much. it is a conflict between that darkness that uncle charlie has seen in the brightness that nice charlie likes to believe is going to sustain amer

this war stops being being about syria a long time ago we conclude with alfred hitchcock's making of psycho, a conversation with alexandre philippe. >> it's quite frankly the ultimate cinematic trick. i fully believe this is something that hitchcock had been working towards his entire life. i mean he saw an opportunity when he read the book by robert block, to have this sort of epic murder in the bathtub. and it's so fascinate to go me he took seven days to shoot this one scene. something that had never been done before and probably had not been done since. >> rose: nick burns, michael morrell, lyse doucet and alexandre philippe when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: tensions continue to escalate this week between president trump and his counterparts in both north korea and iran. in his first speech last week, president trump threatened to

. ♪ charlie: alfred hitchcock's film "psycho" was hailed as a classic upon its release in 1960.xander philippe's new documentary "7852" offers a new look. >> it was intended to cause people to scream and yell. >> it was actually the first time in the history of movies where it wasn't safe to be in the movie theater. >> when a moment of violence is so suggestive, so unlike anything you have seen. >> murder was now going to be an acceptable part of entertainment. >> "psycho" you thought could happen to you. you could be naked alone in the shower, and someone is going to come in and just stab you. >> it had to be done impression is to play. the head, the feet, the hands. >> he has broken the covenant for filmmaker an audience, and the audience cannot wait to see more. charlie: i am pleased to have alexander philippe at this table. thank you so much. what is it for you? was it hitchcock? was it an obsession with this scene? guest: i think it was very much and his work. there are being -- with hitchcock -- i think it was very much an obsession with hitchcock and his work. grown-up an

. ♪ charlie: alfred hitchcock's film "psycho" was hailed as a classic upon its release in 1960.nexpected violent murder of janet lee's character shocked audiences across the world. roger ebert wrote that the scene remains the most effective slashing in movie history. alexandre philippe's new documentary "7852" offers a new look. analysis into the making of the shower scene and its profound effect on cinema. here's a look at the trailer. >> i once made a movie. it was intended to cause people to scream and yell. i am her fight to find -- horrified to find that some people took it seriously. >> it was actually the first time in the history of movies where it wasn't safe to be in the movie theater. >> when a moment of violence is so suggestive, so unlike anything you have seen. >> murder was now going to be an acceptable part of entertainment. >> "psycho" you thought could happen to you. this is the first movie that showed you could be naked alone in the shower, and someone is going to come in and just stab you. >> it had to be done in impression is to clean. the head, the feet, th

. >> reporter: to be specific, a 1950 alfred hitchcock thriller titled "strangers on a train."in the movie, two strangers each agree to commit a murder for the other. >> they swap murders. >> reporter: did capone and stone each agree to do in the other's wife? could that be? do you believe it? >> i think there was something to it. >> i definitely -- >> because the -- >> mrs. stone is alive and well and among us. >> she is. >> did you talk to her? >> yes we did. >> reporter: boy, what a table conversation, huh? cops are telling me that you wanted to kill me. >> we wanted her to know that she was potentially in danger herself. >> reporter: you get some devastating news, but you continued to share a house with him, huh? >> i did. i remember many times when i would question david and say something's not right. >> reporter: david stone was able to convince alisa that the cops had dreamed up the murder plot story as a way to put pressure on him to turn him against his friend. and putting pressure on that friend, charles capone, is what happened next. he'd been found in possession of