A girl married a wealthy aristocrat but still feels the presence of his late wife in the mansion 

I first read Rebecca 20 years ago in a High School English class, and totally fell in love with it and the genre. To this day my absolute favourite stories are ones with a curious heroine, a new lover with a hidden past, in a big old house with a mystery and a ghost who haunts it (real or imagined)

Read this as a young teen, I always imagined her name was Daphne, like the Author of the book

That woman is creepily obsessed with the late cheating wife. Yikes

Allthecharacters in this book are wonderful and full of surprises up to the end. ALL. May not be her most like novel - Daphne Du Maurier - but became her most notorious one. I ADORE that Rebecca played the last card even after she was dead. She set her husband up to murder her - in a last atempt to manipulate all that suround her. And she suceed. She prefered to die in her own terms. Not consumed by cancer, seing her beauty to fade and loosing her power over everyone she ever met. Even Miss Denvers was put aside her plans in the end... was never confied of Rebecca's true state. Played as well to fill her purpose... That's why she set the house on fire. Deep down, she was in desbelieve Rebecca didn't confide on her. Adorable story.

I would have left a long time ago. The guy is clearly not over his late wife when every little thing in the house is reminiscent of his late wife. She held out for way too long. The housekeeper also seemed strangely obsessed with the ex-wife.

Daphne du Maurier was the absolute master of the gothic novel.

This story is great, but the film didn't do that great a job with it. It looks great and the production was wonderful, but the script/screenplay was a bit lacking.

Phenomenal film! I remember reading the book during middle school.

That room that the girl went into was not Rebecca's boudoir, but the morning room where Rebecca's desk was. The morning room was Rebecca's office. I first read the book when I was thirteen, Daphne Du Maurier is one of my favorite authors. This is an okay adaptation, so glad that there is still interest in Rebecca. I love the 1930s clothes the girl wears.

Haven't read the book, but the retelling of the film intrigued and really enjoyed it.

Name will never be mentioned - Rebecca 😅

THIS is a remake of the original REBECCA !

Book is fantastic, the original film is wonderful…this version is ok.

A remake of Rebecca should be done with freedom of adaptation towards contemporary days but one has to cast the PERFECT Miss D. Winter based on the contribution of Joan Fontaine beauty and flair for naive. It should have been a young Charlize Theron. Anyway, not a brunnet that died her hair blound and almost forgot her eyebrows. Just because it gets difficult to believe this is a simple naive young woman.

This reminds me of The Love Knot by Rebecca Brandewyne.

As a big fan of the book I think I've seen just about every version made of it. This one was the worst. Netflix's history of making a pigs ear out of book adaptations continues.

This is a sad, sad reproduction of the original Rebecca

Is that Armie Hammer?

GREAT story!

lol i never watched this cause of armie hammer 😂

Great Movie...

How to watch this movie for free?😢

😂alfred Hitchcock movie remake

Narrative is too fast.

Oh look it's cannibal Armie Hammer