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Comparison of Rebecca and Foreign Correspondent

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Music and Movies

 

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March 24, 2014

 

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It makes the audience wonder if he really loves her or just does not want to be alone. That thought is confirmed when Van Hooper enters the room in high spirits then puts the girl down for agreeing to marry Max. A character starting a monologue in merriness and ending with discontent is a very common theme in Hitchcock movies...
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Danvers, the maid. She has a great love of Rebecca and is constantly reminding the new Mrs. De Winter of that. She makes her feel as though she could never compare. The estate is very ghost like and filled with images of Rebecca. Even though Mrs. Danvers was obsessed with Rebecca she was unaware of her having cancer...
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