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Movie Details

Original Title Rebecca

Original Language EN

Status Released

Popularity 1.4

Cast

Lily James

Mrs. de Winter

Popularity: 4.5

Armie Hammer

Maxim de Winter

Popularity: 1.1

Kristin Scott Thomas

Mrs. Danvers

Popularity: 2.4

Keeley Hawes

Beatrice

Popularity: 2.6

Ann Dowd

Mrs. Van Hopper

Popularity: 2.9

Sam Riley

Jack Favell

Popularity: 0.6

Tom Goodman-Hill

Frank Crawley

Popularity: 0.9

Mark Lewis Jones

Inspector Welch

Popularity: 0.7

John Hollingworth

Giles

Popularity: 0.5

Bill Paterson

Dr. Baker

Popularity: 2.5

Jacques Bouanich

Taxi Driver

Popularity: 0.2

Marie Collins

Guest With Dog

Popularity: 1.1

Key Crew

Director Ben Wheatley

Screenplay Jane Goldman, Joe Shrapnel, Anna Waterhouse

Editor Jonathan Amos

Executive Producer Amelia Granger, Sarah-Jane Robinson

Producer Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Nira Park

Production

Working Title Films

Videos & Trailers

BFI at Home | Rebecca director Ben Wheatley in conversation with Charlotte Regan

Featurette

Exclusive Behind The Scenes of Rebecca | Netflix

Behind the Scenes

Rebecca | Lily James Explores Rebecca’s Room Clip | Netflix

Clip

Rebecca | Lily James & Armie Hammer's Oyster Scene | Netflix

Clip

Armie Hammer and Lily James Explain How Rebecca went from Book To Screen | Netflix

Featurette

Watch This Before You See Rebecca | Netflix

Featurette

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Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

Manuel São Bento 5/10

Oct 21, 2020

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� ... Read more

Coco Sea 8/10

Jan 4, 2024

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. ... Read more