Rebecca Movie Studyguide

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Who made Rebecca?

Alfred Hitchcock

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When?

1940

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Who produced it?

David O. Selznick

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Significance relating to Hitchcock:

his first American film

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Won academy reward for ______________

best picture (Hitchcock didn't win best director though)

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Released at the beggining of ________

WWII

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What were people drawn to at the time?

suspenseful yet elegant dramas

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Blends what elements of thrillers?

romance, mystery, psychological elements

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What category of film?

Gothic

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Why does it matter?

- established Hitchcock in Hollywood

- helped define psychological suspense genre

- remains one of the most studied Gothic films in cinema history

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What does a gothic film usually include?:

a _______, ___________ setting (often mansion or castle)

dark, mysterious

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______________________ that haunt the present

secrets from the past

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______________ tension and ____________ intensity

psychological, emotional

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themes of _________, _________, __________, and __________

death, identity, repression, obsession

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atmosphere of _________ and __________

dread, suspense

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Gothic setting in Rebecca?

Manderley

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How so?

isolated on the English coast, Grand but oppressive architecture, Long hallways, shadows, curtains, Rebecca's preserved bedroom

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What does Manderley represent?

memory, control, and Rebecca's lingering power

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The _____________ was a set of self-imposed moral rules that controlled American motion pictures from 1930 to 1968, with strict enforcement beginning in 1934.

Hays Code