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‘American Psycho’ director “mystified” by Trump fans missing the point of the film: “It’s a gay man’s satire on masculinity”

  • Mary Harron, the director of American Psycho, is "mystified" by how Wall Street fans misinterpret the film's message about toxic masculinity and societal issues, claiming it was intended as a satire, not a celebration of those values.
  • The director emphasized that the film was a critique of hyper-masculinity and capitalism, stating that "the rich are much richer, the poor are poorer" now compared to its release.
  • Harron noted that many young men idolize the character Patrick Bateman, leading to a dangerous cultural disconnect, and stated, "I always saw American Psycho as a gay man’s satire on masculinity.
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NME broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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