Rebecca 1/13

Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca (1940)

Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again...

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[Jesse Riehl]

55 years before my time.. sad, isn't it? Everything that I like was before both mine and my parent's time. I have absolutely nothing in common with anyone my age at all. But I don't care- I'm contented with being able look back and enjoy all these treasures of the past, and I thank God they're still out there and alive in the hearts of those who still appreciate them.

[windstorm1000]

Mrs. Van Hopper is a total bitch--but a funny campy one. The actress should have gotten a Academy Award nom. 

[hi771lrt]

Um, how was Joan Fontaine's character supposed to have been to forward with Mr.De Winter? Mrs. Van Harper saying that makes me want to re-read the book to check if she said that.

[franceb47]

J ai 15 ans et j adore ce film

[orlandobabe]

Damn! You said the same things I feel and think about things of the past. I am so picky with music, books, tv series and films of today because I love the stuff of the past so much. Like you said thank God they are still out here and alive for us to see it.

[maidmoira]

the enchanted cottage,also great kinda like movie, loved it 1945 black and white too

[Beccawonthegame]

7:40

[HRHdianolivier]

Sir Laurence is so handsome that it seems almost unreal! He had the talent as an actor to go with it, too:)

[Shady Void]

Well said :)

[zaroffhound]

Compare to the opening sequence of The Haunting, directed by Robert Wise, & behold the ethereal mists in monochrome once more!

[uppanadam74]

I've had the book sitting in the cupboard for the past 25 years...never bothered to pick it up until someone mentioned it...it's a good read...I'm at Chapter 26...near the end...so don't email me the ending or you will be blocked...and I'll watch the ending of the movie AFTER I finished reading the book!!

[Harry Drysdale-Groves]

i love what a creeper she is