+ Follow MANDERLAY Tag
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[Title] => Lars attack
[Summary] => Last night I went to Manderley again." Thats the first line in Daphne Du Mauriers gothic-romance Rebecca adapted for the cinema by producer David O. Selznik and his director Alfred Hitchcock in 1940. Hitchcock once observed that the story was essentially the story of two women, one man and a house the latter being the dominant presence.
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MANDERLAY
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