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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 All![](https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w154/ovvWrzp58tc2f59n3In34wtOwV6.jpg)
Release: Mar. 23rd, 1940
Runtime: 2 hours, 10 minutes
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![Review by Thief](/community/resize/phpThumb.php?src=/community/customavatars/avatar109353_2.gif&w=40&h=40)
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.
![Review by mark f](/community/resize/phpThumb.php?src=/community/customavatars/avatar30418_148.gif&w=40&h=40)
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.
![Review by Joel](/community/resize/phpThumb.php?src=/community/customavatars/avatar96380_61.gif&w=40&h=40)
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.