Rebecca has been brought to the screen 4 times since 1979 and each version has given viewers different takes on the iconic house MANDERLAY. While each adaptation should be taken on its own merit, it is hard not to comparison them to Alfred Hitchcock’s 1940 film starring Joan Fontaine and Laurence Olivier.

In the past forty years we've gotten to revisit Rebecca's Manderley in 2 British television miniseries, an Italian mash up and a 2020 Netflix feature film remake starring Lily James as Mrs. De Winter and Armie Hammer as Maxim and all of these offer different visions of the same iconic house.

So let's go back to Manderley and visit all those versions.

Check out my previous video on Hithcock and making Manderley here:
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