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'''Vertigo''' is a [[movie]] directed by [[Alfred Hitchcock]] released in 1958. It stars [[James Stewart|Jimmy Stewart]] and [[Kim Novak]] as two "star-crossed lovers" whose love tears them apart. It is most famous for its final scene filmed in the bell tower of a Spanish [[Catholic]] mission, and for its haunting musical score by Bernard Herrmann.

'''Vertigo''' is a [[movie]] directed by [[Alfred Hitchcock]] released in 1958. It stars [[James Stewart|Jimmy Stewart]] and [[Kim Novak]] as two "star-crossed lovers" whose love tears them apart. It is most famous for its final scene filmed in the bell tower of a Spanish [[Catholic]] mission, and for its haunting musical score by Bernard Herrmann.

The snubbing of this movie by the [[Academy Awards]], despite being considered one of the greatest films ever, ranks as #8 of the [[Worst Liberal Snubs]].  

The snubbing of this movie by the [[Academy Awards]], despite being considered one of the greatest films ever, ranks as #8 of the [[Worst Liberal Snubs]]. Perhaps it was felt that this movie was too closely an imitation of a movie five years prior, ''[[Niagara (film)|Niagara]]'' (1953), and in some ways not as good.  As time passed, fewer recalled ''Niagara'' and then ''Vertigo'' looked better.

Filming of the road scenes was actually done on the famous US 101 in [[California]], which is in real life is two lanes in each direction as separated by Eucalyptus trees.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052357/goofs?ref_=ttpl_ql_trv_2</ref>  

Filming of the road scenes was actually done on the famous US 101 in [[California]], which is in real life is two lanes in each direction as separated by Eucalyptus trees.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052357/goofs?ref_=ttpl_ql_trv_2</ref>