16
1940    2h 10minDrama, Misterio
8.198%92%7.9
Al poco tiempo de perder a su esposa Rebeca, el aristócrata inglés Maxim De Winter conoce en Montecarlo a una joven humilde, dama de compañía de una señora americana. De Winter y la joven se casan y se van a vivir a la mansión inglesa de Manderley, residencia habitual de De Winter. Pronto la señora Winter se da cuenta de que no puede borrar en su marido el recuerdo de su difunta esposa.
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock

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  • Joan FontaineMrs. de Winter
  • Laurence OlivierMaxim de Winter
  • George SandersJack Favell
  • Judith AndersonMrs. Danvers
  • Nigel BruceMajor Giles Lacy
  • Reginald DennyFrank Crawley
  • C. Aubrey SmithColonel Julyan
  • Gladys CooperBeatrice Lacy
  • Florence BatesEdythe Van Hopper
  • Melville CooperCoroner
  • Leo G. CarrollDr. Baker
  • Leonard CareyBen
  • Lumsden HareTabbs
  • Edward FieldingFrith
  • Philip WinterRobert
  • Forrester HarveyChalcroft
  • Bunny BeattyMaid (uncredited)
  • Billy BevanPoliceman (uncredited)
  • Egon BrecherHotel Desk Clerk (uncredited)
  • Gino CorradoManager of Princesse Hotel (uncredited)
  • mickerdoo5 de mayo de 2026
    Hitchcock hits a stride a little late. Too long. If I was the Mrs, I’d have thrown hands at Danvers. Glad Favell caught one on the chin.
  • Rob MacKinnon3 de julio de 2025
    That Mrs. Danvers is a real piece of work.
  • keyser281462 de julio de 2025
    An all-time classic. Avoid the Netflix remake. Hitchcock at his best. The central lesson in this story is to avoid making assumptions fueled by your own insecurity, but the way its done and the impacts in the story are so deep, it becomes a meditation on human communication. Like Citizen Kane, here's a classic so well crafted and well-told that through its age only becomes more timeless. Its also different enough from the book that it becomes its own entity, and the credit has to go to Daphne Du Maurier for such an adaptable yet timeless story. Audible produced a reading of it in the 2010's that becomes a third way to experience it, also excellent and dream-like. This is maybe the only movie I can think of where the title character has a palpable presence and looms over every image, character, and conversation in the movie; but never appears, is never voiced, and was never even casted.

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