Who was the star of Hitchcock's Psycho?
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Anthony Perkins and Janet Lee
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Audie Murphy.  He also became a great Movie star by playing a big part in the movie depicting his life  as a young lad and as a soldier.  Unfotunately, he was killed in an airplane crash at a fairly young age.
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Horror has moved since the Hammer days... Hammer and Hitchcock had a perfect understanding of atmosphere and suspence... today horror is more shock in your face than (in my opinion) the far more scarier innuendo of horror (your imagion can think up more scarier things than could ever be shown on screen)
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charles bronson?\n\nhope you're not thinking of keanu reeves though!!
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Shirley MacClaine\n\nHer first movie was "The Trouble With Harry".  The Director was Alfred Hitchcock.  It was freaking HILARIOUS!
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Ken Morley - he played Reginald Holsworth in corrie x\n\nTake care
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A VERY YOUNG JAN MICHAEL-VINCENT!\nBITE THE BULLET ALSO STARRED\nGENE HACKMAN AND JAMES COLBURN!!!
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Here are some suggestions:  Paul Giamatti (or the guy who played opposite him in Duets - he 'd be good, though you need a big name I guess).  Jim Carey should play a sinister role sometime soon.  Nicolas Cage would be a strong lead. Jemery Irons - kinda obvious.  Matthew Broderick would be great for that "boy next door wouldn't hurt a fly" kinda look.  Ralph Fiennes would be awesome because he looks a little psycho anyway.  Clive Owen would be a great, scary-strong looking hitcher.
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"Foreign Correspondent", Directed by Alfred Hitchcock\n\nhttp://www.mysterynet.com/hitchcock/movie-foreign-correspondent.shtml
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Gary Cooper as an actor.  David Lynch as a movie producer.
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Jamie Lee Curtis\n\nShe was also in "Prom Night"
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PSYCHO great movie I thought. Watched it with my mom and we both loved  it.
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Ed Gein was America's first serial killer.  He was arrested in 1940s, I think, after murdering several women and cutting up their bodies and skinning them to make a coat of human skin he could wear.  His story and crimes inspired many horror films and literature including "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and "Silence of the Lambs," including a weird, cheaply made--but watchable--movie about him simply called "Ed Gein".\nThe character Patrick Batemen (Christian Bale) in the film "American Psycho" tells a humorous anecdote about Ed Gein in the movie.
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I second what the other posters said; he's in Everything is Illuminated, Happy Feet, Bobby, and Day Zero (the latter three films are upcoming). He was also in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (WONDERFUL film), and Sin City, where he plays the creepiest villain ever to grace the silver screen. Seriously. I will never ever think of him in the same way ever again...*shudders, chills up spine.* It's a great flick, though; I highly recommend it if you're into comic styles and lotsa gore.
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1.  White Heat (Edward G. Robinson)\n2.  Dr. Strangelove (Peter Sellers)\n3.  Rebel Without A Cause (James Dean)\n4.  Silence of the Lambs (Anthony Hopkins)\n5.  Blues Brothers  (Dan Ackroyd)
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Emily Rose (Anneliese Michel) was mentally ill, not possessed.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anneliese_Michel
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Audrey Hepburn.  I think Marilyn was controlled by the studios to be what she was.  Audrey was a natural beauty and a talent.