The most beautiful curtains in movie history lol

"She knew everyone that mattered." For some reason I've always liked that line.

I wonder how many wealthy women saw "Rebecca" in 1940, and immediately thereafter engaged the best interior designers and decorators available to give them their own version of Rebecca's room.

The way Danvers's face softens as she rubs Rebecca's fur-coat across her cheek is just some amazing acting. We've seen Danvers talk about Rebecca before, but her face always remains stoic; no different from any other time she appears on screen. However, here, surrounded by Rebecca's things and lost in a haze of sensation-fueled nostalgia, Danvers appears softer, dreamy even. This isn't just about tormenting the narrator, but enveloping herself in memories of her beloved Rebecca. There's such an surreal feel to this scene, with an undertone that's both sensual and sinister. It is, without a doubt, my all-time favorite scene in any Hitchcock film.

I watched this for a Hitchcock based film class my first year of college. I remember being both fascinated and creeped out by this scene. I sometimes wondered if Mrs. Danvers was in love with Rebecca, or had some sort of sinister obsession with her. The way she kept that room as shrine…it’s just so haunting.

Ah, Judith Anderson, seems like if it's a Gothic tale or a Biblical Epic she's playing a pain in the ass maid

Perfection !

The interior design of the bedroom is representative of the baroque revival that was a theme starting in the late 1930’s. It was probably a reaction to the stark modernism of deco and streamlined modern, although actually the styles complemented each other. By the way Joan Fontaine’s skirt and blouse remind me of how women dressed in the early 1980’s.

The hand reaching to open the door and the tam-tam stroke at 0:20 is sheer perfection.

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2:23 even I gasped at that coat. My goodness.

Quel magnifique film, une très belle histoire d'amour, j'ai dû le regarder plus de 30 fois et je ne m'en lasse pas. Qui ne voudrait pas être aimée par Rhett Butler...❤❤

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Damn Mrs. Danvers is such an emotionally abusive person without even trying to be. She is like a psychic bringing the ghost of Mrs. DeWinter back into those halls.

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“Do you think the dead come back and watch the living?”

The best version of rebecca

Judith Anderson was a genius actress!

That shot at 1:27 😱

I had imagined Rebecca's room in gold, red and purple, but the 2020 version used very cold tones...

He could dance any way at any age and never let himself down.

Reminds me of the scene in Psycho where Lila Crane enters Mrs Bates bedroom, it has that exact same creepy atmosphere

I remember seeing this scene for the first time it didn’t occur to me until just now the idealism of this scene- as big as Rebecca‘s room was is as big as she and her personality was she haunts Mandery in a way- Particularly through Danvers who inevitably tries to bring the destruction of the new mrs dewinter Now she doesn’t understand what she’s getting into- his bride marries Maxim He is a man of high class Status meaning she would be lady of the house meaning she calls the shots and orders Danvers around-but she doesn’t understand that she’s never been in this sort of position basically apparently Ms. Danvers Didn’t have a problem with that though she was intrigued and absurdly obsessed WithThe original Mrs.dewinter (Rebecca) And Danvers is under the impression that Mr. Dewinter was in love with her (Rebecca) her beauty and grace and all that jazz of her storyline is but it’s completely fake and a lie. He didn’t love her she tormented him in the most horrible way a woman could Torment a man and then now dewinter is in love with his bride who Is quite emotionally and Mentally fragile She acts more like an upstairs maid the woman of the house Because she doesn’t understand certain things and Maxim Mr. Dewinter rather has never told his bride about Rebecca and her and his history with her which she should have because that would have helped her gain confidence but I guess that’s the basis of the storyline she’s not supposed to be strong mentally or strong willed Having an apartment right now I would love to design a ladies lounge..For myself in this way Rebecca’s room was gorgeous even though it was in black-and-white you could still see the beauty of it and my husband could have a man cave

my favourite scene

Joan Fontaine is fantastically captivating in this. The entire film could have just been her wandering around, gazing at all the rooms and it would have been just as brilliant! Truly her finest hour!!

"I'm Mrs. De Winter now!"

It’s strange to think this movie is already 80 years old- they look so young

Danvers is one sick scary mystical woman !

Le jour où les dauphins partirons, on saura que notre vie est finie

"A tour de force performance. I take my hat off.. and bow .. "

What a bitch that Mrs. Danvers was !! Delicious evil at its best

I think most people forget this is a Hitchcock film … and it is a shame since this is his best work.

He should have danced with a guitar.

What a man....

Love the grand orchestral opening, silhouetted figures in evening dress and statuesque poses... all set for another classic, but by now somewhat dated, high-toned display. Then wham! A mischievous piece of misdirection by Hermes Pan and Fred to close the Master's incomparably rich career at MGM- and a catchy but biting take on current pop to finish Cole Porter's.

One of the things about Fred Astaire which contributes to his uniqueness: he formulates routines that are at the same time iconic. He knows just what movements (routines) will resonate and become classic. So not just a great dancer, but someone with self-knowledge and marketing skills.

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Contradictory that a dedicated feminine space is on such a masculine scale. Don't small exposed shoulders get cold in such a breezy cavern?

It ought to tell the second Mrs. de Winter something that Rebecca and Maxim had separate bedrooms. Not exactly a testimonial to a passionately happy marriage.

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The performances are so amazing! One wonders what Rebecca would have been like when she was alive, could there even be an actress who was beautiful enough and magnetic enough-- and manipulative and evil enough- to portray her. Maybe Eva Green could do the job but it would be pointless to do a remake that shows some actual flashbacks with Rebecca. That would ruin the imaginary Rebecca we are required to create for ourselves when we read the book or watch this film. Hitchcock was a master!

So haunting and, beautiful at the same time.

Alors si on a bien compris quand ça sera la fin du monde l'Apocalypse les dauphins quitteront la planètes et comme ça on sera que l'apocalypse c'est pour très bientôt

so fluid.. I love hi much more than Gene Kelly

France to the UK, circa 2020

Thoughts on the new Rebecca?

De la poésie Vogonienne pour les 25 qui ont mis un pouce en bas.

This movie is waaay better than the newer version.an Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece