If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com Netflix’s Rebecca is based on the 1938’s novel of the same name written by Daphne du Maurier, but it’s not its first cinematic adaptation, which leads me to the following shameful statement: I’ve never seen the famous Alfred Hitchcock’s version of this story (nor have I read the novel, but I firmly defend that this doesn’t matter). It’s the only film of Hitchcock’s filmography to have received the Best Picture award, so I admit that I’m much at fault here. However, Ben Wheatley isn’t directing …
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Rebecca
Overview
After a whirlwind romance with a wealthy widower, a naïve bride moves to his family estate but can't escape the haunting shadow of his late wife.
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Release date
16/10/2020
Votes
1,183
Popularity
3.1
Lily James
Mrs. de Winter
Armie Hammer
Maxim de Winter
Kristin Scott Thomas
Mrs. Danvers
Keeley Hawes
Beatrice
Ann Dowd
Mrs. Van Hopper
Sam Riley
Jack Favell
Tom Goodman-Hill
Frank Crawley
Mark Lewis Jones
Inspector Welch
John Hollingworth
Giles
Bill Paterson
Dr. Baker
Jacques Bouanich
Taxi Driver
Marie Collins
Guest With Dog
Jean Dell
Restaurant Maitre D'
Sophie Payan
Restaurant Guest
Pippa Winslow
Mrs. Jean Cabot
Lucy Russell
Mrs. Clementine Whitney
Bruno Paviot
Terrace Maitre D'
Stefo Linard
Terrace Waiter
Tom Hudson
Hotel Bellhop
Jeff Rawle
Frith
Ashleigh Reynolds
Robert
Bryony Miller
Clarice
Ben Crompton
Ben
Jane Lapotaire
Granny
Poppy Allen-Quarmby
Phillippa
David Cann
Lord Crowan
Julia Deakin
Lady Crowan
Jason Williamson
Kitchen Folk Singer
Colin Bennett
Ben's Father
Jess Irvin Rose
Scullery Maid
Chris Bearne
Manderley Villager
John MacNeill
Manderley Villager
Harry Gostelow
Reporter
Robert Irons
Reporter
David Horovitch
Coroner
Steven Waters
Sargent Rowe
David Appleton
Night Watchman
Adam Burton
Manderley Ball Guest
Fionn Cox-Davies
Manderley Ball Guest
Sonya Cullingford
Manderley Ball Guest
Kirsty Arnold
Manderley Ball Guest
Alistair Goldsmith
Manderley Ball Guest
Omari Gordon
Manderley Ball Guest
Fania Grigoriou
Manderley Ball Guest
Jane Leaney
Manderley Ball Guest
Miranda Letten
Manderley Ball Guest
Connor Scott
Manderley Ball Guest
Nicholas Ball
Manderley Ball Musician - Drums
Evan Clegg
Manderley Ball Musician - Trumpet
Phillip Granell
Manderley Ball Musician - Violin
Daniel Hewson
Manderley Ball Musician - Trombone
Matthew Redman
Manderley Ball Musician - Guitar
George Sleightholme
Manderley Ball Musician - Clarinet
Romano Vizzani
Manderley Ball Musician - Accordion
Ian Watson
Manderley Ball Musician - Accordion
Stuart Davidson
Villager (uncredited)
Julian Ferro
Stable Boy (uncredited)
Toby Sauerback
Coroner's Policeman (uncredited)
Original Soundtrack
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Splendid Remake! At the start, Wheatley’s direction sails us around an elegant coastal hotel in this lavish period drama. With enviable period fashion and classic cars, a wicked, obtrusive employer is easily replaced by a quietly confident Maxim, handsomely and splendidly played by Mr. Hammer. How lucky is the beautiful (yet daunted) lady’s companion to have met him. Or is shi? Mr. Hammer’s Maxim is not cocky or patronizing as Mr. Olivier’s in 1940; Mr. Hammer is quite appealing at the start. Miss James offers as brilliant a performance as Joan Fontaine’s in 1940. I also prefer this…
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