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Rebecca
Cast
Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, George Sanders, Judith Anderson View AllCrew
Alfred Hitchcock (Director), Robert E. Sherwood (Screenplay), Joan Harrison (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Mar. 23rd, 1940
Runtime: 2 hours, 10 minutes
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Thief
Rebecca is unlike any film Hitchcock made before, and on the surface, you can feel Selznick's touch in it more than you can feel Hitchcock's.
Rebecca is unlike any film Hitchcock made before, and on the surface, you can feel Selznick's touch in it more than you can feel Hitchcock's.
mark f
Hitchcock does imbue the film with mystery and suspense, but it seems to be more of a professional job and less of a personal undertaking to get at the audience, which, after all, is basically why Hitchcock films are so appealing.
Hitchcock does imbue the film with mystery and suspense, but it seems to be more of a professional job and less of a personal undertaking to get at the audience, which, after all, is basically why Hitchcock films are so appealing.
Joel
de Winter was simply adorable, and I got a few nice light laughs from Olivier's Maxim character constantly berating her in a playful manner.
de Winter was simply adorable, and I got a few nice light laughs from Olivier's Maxim character constantly berating her in a playful manner.