Los Angeles, April 16 -- Director Mary Harron who marked the 25th anniversary of her cult classic 'American Psycho', starring Christian Bale as the homicidal serial killer Patrick Bateman, is baffled by 'Wall Street bros' - people still working in Wall Street - idolisation of the character.
Speaking to Letterboxd Journal, according to Variety, the director of the 2000 black-comedy-satirical-horror-thriller film said that they have completely missed the point of the film -- a satire on "a gay man's" hatred for women.
"I'm always so mystified by it," Harron said. "I don't think that Guinevere (co-writer Turner) and I ever expected it to be embraced by Wall Street bros, at all. That was not our intention. So, did we fail? I'm not sure why (i...