At the time of filming, stage money, which did not look anything like the real thing, was still required, either because of the production code or legal technicalities which had not yet been disentangled. Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960) seems to be the breakthrough film in which stage money which actually looked authentic was prominently used, a big step forward for motion picture makers.
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