Übersetzung für 'shower scene' von Englisch nach Deutsch

shower scene

Duschszene {f}film

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to shower

sich brausen [duschen]

überschütten

schauern [überschütten]

schauern [kurze Zeit heftig regnen, hageln oder schneien]meteo.

Werbung

shower

Regenfall {m} [Schauer]meteo.

Regenguss {m}meteo.

Guss {m} [Regen]meteo.

Dusche {f}

to shower down

niederströmen

private shower

private Dusche {f}TrVocab.

decontamination shower

Dekontaminationsdusche {f}tech.

shower cap

Duschmütze {f} [seltener für: Duschhaube]cloth.

rain shower

Regendusche {f}

meteorite shower

Meteoritenregen {m}astron.

thundery shower

Gewitterguss {m} [ugs.] [Gewitterregen]meteo.

shower screen

Duschtrennwand {f}

shower cream

Duschcreme {f}cosmet.

shower base

Duschwanne {f}

shower receptor

Duschtasse {f}

baby shower

Babyparty {f}

• The screeching violin heard during the famous shower scene (which Hitchcock originally suggested have no music at all) is one of the most famous moments in film score history.
• Shooting the shower scene was difficult for Kitaen as she did not trust Tenney nor the camera crew to shoot the scene, but had faith in cinematographer Roy H.
• The sexual frankness in the shower scene with the boys and the topless shot of actress Ning Jing paved the way for mainland China films.
• One famous example of fast cutting is the shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock's film "Psycho" (1960).
• In 2022, she appeared in metalcore band Ice Nine Kills' music video for their song "The Shower Scene", based off the 1960 film "Psycho".

• Theatrical trailers show several deleted and alternate scenes, including some that are not included in DVD, like more nudity by Dina Meyer during her shower scene.
• The scene where Maggie hits Homer over the head with a mallet is an extensive parody of the shower scene from "Psycho", in which the music and camera angles are almost identical.
• This episode is notable for having a disturbing shower scene with Ashura.
• The shower scene was eventually cut from the film due to multiple complaints.
• The closing credits were followed by a brief comic skit of Edmonds' 1970s children's show "Multi-Coloured Swap Shop", in which a seemingly young Noel wakes from a dream in the "Swap Shop" studio - recounting the events to Keith Chegwin and John Craven of a typical "House Party" episode (reminiscent of the infamous Bobby Ewing "shower scene" in "Dallas") suggesting that the entire run of "House Party" never really happened.

• The shower scene and toilets were in School House changing rooms.
• The following year, Duffy decided to return to "Dallas" and the character of Bobby was resurrected in the infamous "shower scene" at the end of the 1985–86 season.
• The film was the first Hitchcock film to have nudity (with the arguable exception of the shower scene in "Psycho").
• It is often claimed that, despite its graphic nature, the shower scene never once shows a knife puncturing flesh.