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Rebecca

Rebecca

6,3 /10 (1,183 Votes)
2020 EN 123 min

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

All marriages have their secrets

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

123 min

Website

www.netflix.com
Lily James

Lily James

Mrs. de Winter

Armie Hammer

Armie Hammer

Maxim de Winter

Kristin Scott Thomas

Kristin Scott Thomas

Mrs. Danvers

Keeley Hawes

Keeley Hawes

Beatrice

Ann Dowd

Ann Dowd

Mrs. Van Hopper

Sam Riley

Sam Riley

Jack Favell

Tom Goodman-Hill

Tom Goodman-Hill

Frank Crawley

Mark Lewis Jones

Mark Lewis Jones

Inspector Welch

John Hollingworth

John Hollingworth

Giles

Bill Paterson

Bill Paterson

Dr. Baker

Jacques Bouanich

Jacques Bouanich

Taxi Driver

Marie Collins

Marie Collins

Guest With Dog

Jean Dell

Jean Dell

Restaurant Maitre D'

Sophie Payan

Sophie Payan

Restaurant Guest

Pippa Winslow

Pippa Winslow

Mrs. Jean Cabot

Lucy Russell

Lucy Russell

Mrs. Clementine Whitney

Bruno Paviot

Bruno Paviot

Terrace Maitre D'

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Stefo Linard

Terrace Waiter

Tom Hudson

Tom Hudson

Hotel Bellhop

Jeff Rawle

Jeff Rawle

Frith

Ashleigh Reynolds

Ashleigh Reynolds

Robert

Bryony Miller

Bryony Miller

Clarice

Ben Crompton

Ben Crompton

Ben

Jane Lapotaire

Jane Lapotaire

Granny

Poppy Allen-Quarmby

Poppy Allen-Quarmby

Phillippa

David Cann

David Cann

Lord Crowan

Julia Deakin

Julia Deakin

Lady Crowan

Jason Williamson

Jason Williamson

Kitchen Folk Singer

Colin Bennett

Colin Bennett

Ben's Father

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Jess Irvin Rose

Scullery Maid

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Chris Bearne

Manderley Villager

John MacNeill

John MacNeill

Manderley Villager

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Harry Gostelow

Reporter

Robert Irons

Robert Irons

Reporter

David Horovitch

David Horovitch

Coroner

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Steven Waters

Sargent Rowe

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David Appleton

Night Watchman

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Adam Burton

Manderley Ball Guest

Fionn Cox-Davies

Fionn Cox-Davies

Manderley Ball Guest

Sonya Cullingford

Sonya Cullingford

Manderley Ball Guest

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Kirsty Arnold

Manderley Ball Guest

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Alistair Goldsmith

Manderley Ball Guest

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Omari Gordon

Manderley Ball Guest

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Fania Grigoriou

Manderley Ball Guest

Jane Leaney

Jane Leaney

Manderley Ball Guest

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Miranda Letten

Manderley Ball Guest

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Connor Scott

Manderley Ball Guest

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Nicholas Ball

Manderley Ball Musician - Drums

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Evan Clegg

Manderley Ball Musician - Trumpet

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Phillip Granell

Manderley Ball Musician - Violin

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Daniel Hewson

Manderley Ball Musician - Trombone

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Matthew Redman

Manderley Ball Musician - Guitar

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George Sleightholme

Manderley Ball Musician - Clarinet

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Romano Vizzani

Manderley Ball Musician - Accordion

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Ian Watson

Manderley Ball Musician - Accordion

Stuart Davidson

Stuart Davidson

Villager (uncredited)

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Julian Ferro

Stable Boy (uncredited)

Toby Sauerback

Toby Sauerback

Coroner's Policeman (uncredited)

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Manuel São Bento

2020-10-21

⭐ 5

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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