Manderley on fire \ Ms.danvers killing herself scene | Rebecca 2020

young newlywed arrives at her husband's imposing family estate on a windswept English coast and finds herself battling the shadow of his first wife, Rebecca, whose legacy lives on in the house long after her death.
'go change now' max yelled at his wife as she wore the same dress as rebbeca
Lily James as Mrs.winter
armi hammer as maxim de winter
Kristin Scott Thomas as Mrs. Danvers

[@Molly6603]

The saddest/worst part of this whole film was the house getting destroyed 😢😂

[@missyadams]

Just like Thornfield Hall burning in Jane Eyre, which this book was inspired by

[@williamshelton4150]

Boy this sucked when compared to the novel.

[@MrFunnyHandsInYourPants]

As is most cinemas

[@WhoTookMyMirr]

German musical: Danvers cradles Rebecca's dress like a lover as she burns down Manderley's staircase with her on it
This movie: neutered the best part of the novel

[@EverChangingShadow]

That bit isn't in the original novel. Mrs Danvers originally just disappeared. She's described as packing up all day, getting a phone call, probably from Favell, then disappearing. When exactly she set fire to Manderley isn't clear. All screen productions however show Mrs Danvers setting light to the place and likely dying as a result.

[@AlexisSirena]

@@EverChangingShadow that also likely had to do with the production code. She had to face poetic justice for her deed.

[@AlexisSirena]

In the original Viennese version, she is wearing it.

[@samosullivan1744]

The only weak link of this film was Armie Hammer’s Maxim De Winter. His performance just lacked any depth or intensity that Laurence Olivier brought so wonderfully to the role in the Hitchcock version. I mean for someone whose legendary family home is being burnt to a crisp, he doesn’t sound at all shocked.

[@archangel6174]

exactly!

[@Karter-ix7zi]

In my opinion the whole movie doesn’t hold a candle to the 1940 version of Rebecca

[@mikadmitra1799]

Ms.danvers in this film is perfect!

[@elisabettagiugni2248]

Hi! Sorry could you upload also the scene where Mrs de Winter visit Rebecca's studio? Thanks!

[@yasiraffan7804]

Can someone tell me where can I find the music that plays when Mrs. Danvers jumps?

[@harioannis]

ua-cam.com/video/kVT8IBOeJDY/v-deo.html

[@PhoenixJohnson29]

Can you upload the scene where Mrs. de Winter is talking to Mrs. Danvers in Danvers’ room?

[@nextscene3454]

copyright i cant sry

[@PhoenixJohnson29]

@@nextscene3454 Aw man :(

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Ben Wheatley was the right director for the wrong movie

[@shanedeleon5376]

Why would they do this to the ending???

[@AlexAlexon3897]

Mrs Danvers is too glamorous. Should've played Rebecca! A great version, though.

[@silviagladys1270]

The best Rebecca is the English miniseries Rebecca 1997.

[@missyadams]

The best one, in my opinion, is the 1979 one. The actress who played Mrs De Winter is the mother of the actress who played Mrs De Winter in the 1997 version.

[@silviagladys1270]

@@missyadams yes, I read it.

[@anganbakonjengbam5567]

1940

[@silviagladys1270]

@@anganbakonjengbam5567 I read 1940 was based on a play not on the novel, so the last part is changed.

[@anganbakonjengbam5567]

@@silviagladys1270 almost same but the only difference is that in 1940 movie is that the dead of Rebecca was an accidental and Mrs davers ending, but in the novel winter killed his wife and Mrs danvers left unknown after burning down the place, further in 1940 movie Rebecca , it was Mrs danvers jealous over Mrs winter and love for Mr . winter opposite to the novel and 2020 movie..