American Psycho's Patrick Bateman was modeled after other actors, including Tom Cruise, by Christian Bale, making the ...

Batman was over. Enter a British director – and his scrawny star – intent on making the Lawrence of Arabia of comic book ...

This is the second part of a series in which we examine history from a different angle. The business card has been in its ...

Perhaps Bateman’s lawyer mistakenly ... that contains many unforgettable scenes, like the business card comparisons to the ‘Hip To Be Square’ sequence, but whether all of those murders happened, or ...

It reminds me of the classic line: "Sometimes it’s the whispers that haunt you the most". In this case, Patrick Bateman’s business card scene served as that whisper. The scene itself encapsulates the ...

Patrick’s acting style fits that theme. He knows how to be funny and scary at the same time, which is important for scenes like the one where Bateman brags about business cards or dances to music ...

The film stars Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman ... It’s a dynamic memorably portrayed in the business card scene – a veritable dick-swinging contest. Mussenden insists that the tenacity ...

Twenty-five years ago, in his pristine but sparse Manhattan apartment, viewers got ready with Patrick ... narrator. Bateman obsesses over the symbols of status — his business card typeface ...

Unfair: Scenes like protagonist Patrick Bateman's murder of a colleague set ... to forget who saw it as more than blood and business cards in the first place. The cultural headspace of "American ...

The business-card scene speaks volumes ... Do you think of Bryce as a better person than Patrick Bateman? He’s not a psychopathic murderer (as far as we know), but he certainly seems comfortable ...