WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:50.166 --> 00:00:52.833 [woman] Last night, I dreamt I went to Manderley again. 4 00:00:53.625 --> 00:00:57.916 I dreamt that where our drive once lay, a dark and tortured jungle grew. 5 00:00:58.791 --> 00:01:04.250 Nature had come into her own and yet the house still stood. 6 00:01:05.083 --> 00:01:05.958 Manderley. 7 00:01:06.708 --> 00:01:09.333 Secretive and silent as it had always been. 8 00:01:09.958 --> 00:01:11.875 Risen from the dead. 9 00:01:13.416 --> 00:01:14.458 [pistol cocking] 10 00:01:15.791 --> 00:01:19.250 Like all dreamers, I was allowed to pass through my memory. 11 00:01:19.916 --> 00:01:21.625 Spanning the years like a bridge. 12 00:01:23.916 --> 00:01:29.625 Back to that summer in Monte Carlo when I knew nothing and had no prospects. 13 00:01:44.250 --> 00:01:45.125 Did you say eight? 14 00:01:45.208 --> 00:01:46.625 -[driver] Huit. -Yes. 15 00:01:49.416 --> 00:01:51.125 -[driver] Merci. Au revoir. -Au revoir. 16 00:01:57.916 --> 00:02:00.541 [woman] I can see the girl I was so clearly, 17 00:02:00.625 --> 00:02:02.916 even if I no longer recognize her. 18 00:02:06.625 --> 00:02:09.666 And I wonder what my life would have been without Mrs. Van Hopper. 19 00:02:11.666 --> 00:02:13.000 Without that job. 20 00:02:14.041 --> 00:02:15.916 Funny to think that the course of my existence 21 00:02:16.000 --> 00:02:18.333 hung like a thread upon her curiosity. 22 00:02:19.750 --> 00:02:22.666 If it wasn't for her, I would never have gone to Manderley... 23 00:02:23.833 --> 00:02:25.500 and would never have met you. 24 00:02:26.583 --> 00:02:27.666 Mrs. Van Hopper. 25 00:02:28.583 --> 00:02:30.083 [Mrs. Van Hopper] What kept you? 26 00:02:30.166 --> 00:02:33.833 I'm sorry. I had to wait for a package at the post office. I... 27 00:02:34.291 --> 00:02:35.541 I believe it's from your nephew. 28 00:02:35.625 --> 00:02:39.458 Oh, photographs of his honeymoon with that ghastly girl, I imagine. 29 00:02:39.541 --> 00:02:40.375 Open it. 30 00:02:40.958 --> 00:02:44.625 -Get a table downstairs for lunch. -Yes. One o'clock as usual? 31 00:02:44.708 --> 00:02:48.208 -Now. I've just seen Maxim de Winter. -Oh, right. 32 00:02:48.291 --> 00:02:50.000 Still heartbroken, by the look of it. 33 00:02:50.083 --> 00:02:51.666 He's a friend of yours? 34 00:02:52.250 --> 00:02:55.000 Maxim de Winter, owner of Manderley. 35 00:02:55.666 --> 00:02:58.125 -One of the finest homes in England. -Oh, yes. 36 00:02:58.208 --> 00:03:00.833 His wife died last year. He's in dire need of company. 37 00:03:01.416 --> 00:03:04.625 -Have the maître d' seat him next to me. -Oh. 38 00:03:09.666 --> 00:03:10.875 You'll have to tip. 39 00:03:14.666 --> 00:03:16.833 Honestly, with everything I'm teaching you, 40 00:03:16.916 --> 00:03:17.916 you ought to be paying me. 41 00:03:18.833 --> 00:03:20.875 -Thank you, Mrs. Van Hopper. -Stupid girl. 42 00:03:22.416 --> 00:03:24.416 [patrons speaking French] 43 00:03:28.875 --> 00:03:30.416 -Bonjour. -Mademoiselle. 44 00:03:30.500 --> 00:03:32.875 Ah! Madam Van Hopper's usual table? 45 00:03:32.958 --> 00:03:34.416 Oh, yes, thank you. Merci. 46 00:03:34.500 --> 00:03:35.750 Oh, no. Um... 47 00:03:35.833 --> 00:03:39.750 Wait, sorry. She was wondering if a Mr. de Winter could sit with her. 48 00:03:39.833 --> 00:03:41.875 -Monsieur Maxim de Winter? -Oui. 49 00:03:42.500 --> 00:03:45.416 It is the choice of Mr. de Winter where he wishes to be seated. 50 00:03:45.500 --> 00:03:46.958 Oh, yes, of course. 51 00:03:47.625 --> 00:03:48.458 Merci. 52 00:03:50.041 --> 00:03:53.375 [stammers] So sorry. Is that not enough? Um, here. I've got more. 53 00:03:53.458 --> 00:03:54.958 -Oh! -[coins clink] 54 00:03:55.041 --> 00:03:57.000 God, I'm so sorry, monsieur. 55 00:03:57.875 --> 00:03:59.333 [sighs] Just one moment. 56 00:03:59.416 --> 00:04:01.625 Don't do it. I've heard he's a terrible bore. 57 00:04:02.208 --> 00:04:04.958 -Excuse me? -This de Winter chap. 58 00:04:05.041 --> 00:04:05.916 Thank you. 59 00:04:07.833 --> 00:04:10.416 [maître d'] Monsieur de Winter, please, this way. 60 00:04:24.541 --> 00:04:26.666 Des huîtres, une douzaine. 61 00:04:26.750 --> 00:04:28.000 "Des huîtres, une douzaine." 62 00:04:28.083 --> 00:04:34.041 Maxim de Winter. Well, I never. I had no idea you were in Monte. 63 00:04:34.125 --> 00:04:35.875 You must join us. 64 00:04:35.958 --> 00:04:40.208 Edie Van Hopper. I think you remember my nephew. Billy? 65 00:04:40.291 --> 00:04:43.833 You met him at Blenheim last fall. Billy Whitney. He's about my height. 66 00:04:43.916 --> 00:04:47.375 He's got sandy hair and he's got a bit of a lazy eye. 67 00:04:47.458 --> 00:04:50.416 I can't imagine how I could've forgotten. Do give my regards to Billy. 68 00:04:50.500 --> 00:04:51.625 Oh, would you know? 69 00:04:51.708 --> 00:04:55.041 He's married, and to the most enchanting girl. 70 00:04:55.125 --> 00:04:56.250 -Is he? -He sent photographs. 71 00:04:56.333 --> 00:04:58.958 I'll show you. Come here. The wedding was divine. 72 00:04:59.041 --> 00:05:01.125 I believe you, but I prefer to lunch alone. 73 00:05:02.458 --> 00:05:04.458 -Good day, Miss Van Hopper. -Oh, no. 74 00:05:04.541 --> 00:05:08.083 What? We're not related. She's staff. 75 00:05:11.208 --> 00:05:14.125 Well, I mean, I guess you could call her my ward. 76 00:05:14.208 --> 00:05:17.333 Hmm, I see. Now, if you'll excuse me. 77 00:05:17.416 --> 00:05:20.666 Darling, fetch those photographs. Mr. de Winter would love to see them. 78 00:05:20.750 --> 00:05:22.708 No, please. Don't trouble yourself. 79 00:05:22.791 --> 00:05:25.166 -It's unnecessary. -No trouble at all! 80 00:05:25.250 --> 00:05:29.291 Not at all. Go along. Quickly. No, no. She'll be down in a jiffy. 81 00:05:34.958 --> 00:05:36.666 [women laughing] 82 00:05:42.750 --> 00:05:44.458 [Mrs. Van Hopper] This is my favorite part. 83 00:05:44.541 --> 00:05:46.583 I asked her to get the photographs, 84 00:05:46.666 --> 00:05:50.625 and she darts from the table, and then she's gone. Doesn't come back. 85 00:05:50.708 --> 00:05:53.250 I thought, "Oh, God, don't tell me she started sketching." 86 00:05:53.333 --> 00:05:55.625 -[all laughing] -Oh, no, she's an artist. 87 00:05:56.375 --> 00:06:01.416 Anyway, she comes running back down, reeking of cheap rose water. 88 00:06:04.625 --> 00:06:06.166 I mean, the smell of it! 89 00:06:07.208 --> 00:06:10.250 Show me an eligible bachelor 90 00:06:10.333 --> 00:06:16.291 and I will show you a room full of women acting like they've lost their minds. 91 00:06:18.000 --> 00:06:18.875 It's too late. 92 00:06:19.458 --> 00:06:20.791 -Sorry. -Never mind, sit down. 93 00:06:21.458 --> 00:06:24.041 Related. I mean, imagine. 94 00:06:24.125 --> 00:06:28.041 I loved the Manderley ball. It was just so glamorous. 95 00:06:28.125 --> 00:06:30.250 I suppose that's all stopped since the tragedy. 96 00:06:30.333 --> 00:06:33.000 Such a shocking thing that happened. 97 00:06:33.083 --> 00:06:34.791 -How do you explain it? -[woman 1] Awful. 98 00:06:34.875 --> 00:06:36.791 -[woman 2] He adored her! -[woman 3] Mmm. 99 00:06:36.875 --> 00:06:38.000 His Rebecca. 100 00:06:44.750 --> 00:06:46.416 [Mademoiselle] Morning, Mrs. Van Hopper. 101 00:06:46.500 --> 00:06:47.875 [groaning] 102 00:06:51.166 --> 00:06:53.541 -Mrs. Van Hopper? -[groans] 103 00:06:53.625 --> 00:06:54.708 Are you all right? 104 00:06:54.791 --> 00:06:57.291 [Mrs. Van Hopper incoherently] I'm sick. I'm sick. 105 00:06:57.375 --> 00:07:01.958 I'm... I was sick all night. 106 00:07:02.041 --> 00:07:04.875 -Call the... call the medecin. -Okay. 107 00:07:06.250 --> 00:07:09.416 -Call them right now. The doctor. -All right. 108 00:07:10.708 --> 00:07:13.083 Where is the bucket? Where's the bucket? 109 00:07:13.166 --> 00:07:15.625 -I'll get the bucket! Here, I've got it. -[vomits] 110 00:07:18.916 --> 00:07:20.541 You are waiting for madame? 111 00:07:20.625 --> 00:07:23.583 Oh, no. She's unwell. The doctor told her to rest. 112 00:07:23.666 --> 00:07:25.041 So, it's just me today. 113 00:07:25.125 --> 00:07:28.500 It is not possible. The terrace is for guests only. 114 00:07:29.500 --> 00:07:33.083 But I'm a lady's companion... really? 115 00:07:33.166 --> 00:07:34.875 Yes, it is not for staff. 116 00:07:38.541 --> 00:07:42.291 Monsieur? The young lady will be joining me. Set another place, please. 117 00:07:42.375 --> 00:07:43.958 [maître d'] Bien sûr, Monsieur de Winter. 118 00:07:44.041 --> 00:07:45.791 [in English] No, please. I couldn't possibly. 119 00:07:45.875 --> 00:07:47.250 It's absolutely fine. 120 00:07:47.333 --> 00:07:49.958 -We needn't talk unless we feel like it. -Oh. 121 00:07:51.125 --> 00:07:54.208 You... you didn't have to do that. 122 00:07:54.291 --> 00:07:56.458 My motives were entirely selfish. 123 00:07:56.541 --> 00:07:59.375 This is yesterday's paper. I've already read it. 124 00:08:01.041 --> 00:08:02.416 Thank you. It's very kind. 125 00:08:05.750 --> 00:08:09.166 -So, what is it you do for... -I'm what's called "a lady's companion." 126 00:08:09.750 --> 00:08:12.708 If a lady has to pay for company, that says something about the lady. 127 00:08:14.875 --> 00:08:16.208 [maître d'] May I take your order? 128 00:08:17.250 --> 00:08:19.500 Des huîtres, une douzaine. 129 00:08:19.583 --> 00:08:20.958 For breakfast? 130 00:08:21.041 --> 00:08:23.375 You heard her. Et encore du café. 131 00:08:23.458 --> 00:08:25.833 Bien, Monsieur de Winter. Mademoiselle. 132 00:08:28.041 --> 00:08:31.291 If it's not rude, why her? 133 00:08:32.000 --> 00:08:34.875 You would make an excellent companion for any number of people. 134 00:08:34.958 --> 00:08:38.333 I've always wanted to travel, so there's that, and £90 a year. 135 00:08:40.833 --> 00:08:43.875 I know that's not very much to you, but it's a lot to me. 136 00:08:45.000 --> 00:08:47.208 I suppose you can set a price on loneliness. 137 00:08:47.291 --> 00:08:50.291 It's odd, isn't it? Some people seem perfectly happy alone 138 00:08:50.375 --> 00:08:53.833 while others just need someone to pass the time with. Doesn't matter who. 139 00:08:54.916 --> 00:08:55.875 Which are you? 140 00:08:55.958 --> 00:09:00.833 Well, my parents are dead, so... I'm used to being alone. 141 00:09:03.083 --> 00:09:03.916 Ah. 142 00:09:04.000 --> 00:09:05.000 Here comes your breakfast. 143 00:09:07.375 --> 00:09:09.541 Et voilà. Une douzaine d'huîtres. 144 00:09:11.666 --> 00:09:13.666 -I've always wanted to try them, so... -[chuckles] 145 00:09:14.416 --> 00:09:15.708 Try them before they get warm. 146 00:09:20.583 --> 00:09:22.583 -[jazz music playing] -[indistinct chatter] 147 00:09:24.291 --> 00:09:25.375 [laughter] 148 00:09:32.416 --> 00:09:35.416 Thank you so much. I've never spoken so much in my life. 149 00:09:35.500 --> 00:09:36.916 -It was very impressive. -[chuckles] 150 00:09:37.000 --> 00:09:40.458 -And I'm sorry about the oysters, too. I-- -No, that was fine. 151 00:09:41.083 --> 00:09:42.541 Thank you very much. I... 152 00:09:42.625 --> 00:09:45.458 I haven't enjoyed myself like that for quite a long time. 153 00:09:49.583 --> 00:09:50.625 À bientôt. 154 00:10:11.541 --> 00:10:12.541 [Mrs. Van Hopper] Hello? 155 00:10:13.166 --> 00:10:14.583 -[groaning] -[knocking at door] 156 00:10:17.250 --> 00:10:19.708 -A note from the front desk. -Merci. Madame's indisposed. 157 00:10:19.791 --> 00:10:21.791 -I'll take it to her. -It's for you, mademoiselle. 158 00:10:23.541 --> 00:10:24.375 Merci. 159 00:10:27.083 --> 00:10:29.375 [Mrs. Van Hopper] What do they want? 160 00:10:31.000 --> 00:10:31.833 Um... 161 00:10:32.833 --> 00:10:34.875 It was just the front desk, they were... 162 00:10:36.666 --> 00:10:37.916 wondering how you are. 163 00:10:56.791 --> 00:10:58.208 [Maxim] So how did you escape? 164 00:10:58.291 --> 00:11:01.458 I said I had a tennis lesson. She's been on at me to improve my game. 165 00:11:01.541 --> 00:11:02.458 Sneaky. 166 00:11:05.250 --> 00:11:07.791 -So where do you want to go? -Anywhere is fine. 167 00:11:07.875 --> 00:11:10.041 [Maxim] There must be somewhere you want to see. 168 00:11:10.125 --> 00:11:11.666 [Mademoiselle] Well, it's quite far. 169 00:11:12.208 --> 00:11:14.291 [Maxim] Good. I could use the fresh air. 170 00:11:14.958 --> 00:11:16.791 [Mademoiselle] Is this a 3.5-liter Bentley? 171 00:11:16.875 --> 00:11:19.125 [Maxim] It is. How do you know so much about cars? 172 00:11:19.208 --> 00:11:22.291 [Mademoiselle] Oh, my father, he loved them. 173 00:11:22.875 --> 00:11:25.458 [Maxim] If I may ask, when did your parents pass away? 174 00:11:27.000 --> 00:11:28.750 Two winters ago. Influenza. 175 00:11:28.833 --> 00:11:30.958 Well, my mother died of influenza, and my... 176 00:11:31.875 --> 00:11:33.916 father died just four days later. 177 00:11:36.458 --> 00:11:38.708 Do you think a person could die of a broken heart? 178 00:11:42.916 --> 00:11:46.208 -That was thoughtless of me. I'm sorry. -No. 179 00:11:46.916 --> 00:11:48.458 -[car honking] -[Mademoiselle shrieks] 180 00:11:52.250 --> 00:11:54.208 -[exhales] -It's all right. 181 00:11:55.125 --> 00:11:56.666 All part of the plan. 182 00:11:58.541 --> 00:11:59.375 [chuckles] 183 00:11:59.458 --> 00:12:01.541 EXOTIC GARDEN PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING 184 00:12:07.708 --> 00:12:10.000 [Mademoiselle] There's a cactus, it's native to Mexico, 185 00:12:10.083 --> 00:12:12.833 and it grows to 65 feet tall. 186 00:12:12.916 --> 00:12:16.708 It lives for 200 years, but it doesn't flower until it's 70. 187 00:12:16.791 --> 00:12:19.125 [chuckles] Where do you learn this stuff? 188 00:12:19.208 --> 00:12:21.833 I read about it. Everything I know is from books. 189 00:12:21.916 --> 00:12:27.291 I haven't really experienced anything yet. I plan to before I'm old. 190 00:12:35.583 --> 00:12:36.583 Look! 191 00:12:51.875 --> 00:12:53.250 Have you been here before? 192 00:12:55.375 --> 00:12:59.083 Years ago. On my honeymoon. 193 00:13:07.916 --> 00:13:11.541 -How did your wife-- -Please... let's not. 194 00:13:42.166 --> 00:13:43.541 [Mademoiselle] Mr. de Winter. 195 00:13:47.750 --> 00:13:49.375 -Go on. -Oh, no. I couldn't. 196 00:13:49.458 --> 00:13:52.250 Yes. Yes, you can. You know how, don't you? 197 00:13:52.333 --> 00:13:54.875 Um, well, yes, I-- 198 00:13:54.958 --> 00:13:57.416 Well, good. As long as you didn't learn from a book. 199 00:14:01.291 --> 00:14:02.708 -[honks] -[Mademoiselle chuckles] 200 00:14:03.375 --> 00:14:06.666 Will you tell me about Manderley? I hear it's beautiful. 201 00:14:06.750 --> 00:14:11.666 It is. Yeah. Manderley, it's more than a house. It's my life. 202 00:14:12.250 --> 00:14:15.791 It's been passed from father to son and father to son for centuries. 203 00:14:16.416 --> 00:14:17.791 Until now, anyway. 204 00:14:19.208 --> 00:14:23.250 You see, if I die without an heir, it goes to my sister. 205 00:14:23.333 --> 00:14:27.166 And her sons are nice boys, but they're just not de Winters. 206 00:14:37.041 --> 00:14:39.416 -[Maxim exhales] -[Mademoiselle chuckles] 207 00:14:39.500 --> 00:14:40.375 There we go. 208 00:14:40.458 --> 00:14:43.083 Well, thank you for getting us home safely. 209 00:14:43.166 --> 00:14:44.750 Don't forget your things. 210 00:14:46.166 --> 00:14:47.250 Sir, give us a hand? 211 00:14:49.583 --> 00:14:51.041 This is what I need from you. 212 00:14:51.125 --> 00:14:54.125 Would you grab that bag and just lift at the same time? 213 00:14:54.791 --> 00:14:56.333 One, two, three. 214 00:15:00.208 --> 00:15:01.666 Put that back, please. 215 00:15:01.750 --> 00:15:03.625 Yes, of course. I'm sorry. I... 216 00:15:04.333 --> 00:15:06.625 Leave the keys with the valet. Good night. 217 00:15:07.500 --> 00:15:08.583 [Mademoiselle] Good night. 218 00:15:20.000 --> 00:15:21.291 [Mrs. Van Hopper weakly] Hello. 219 00:15:24.250 --> 00:15:26.500 The nurse left an hour ago. 220 00:15:27.333 --> 00:15:31.125 [stammers] The tennis coach only had a late session free... 221 00:15:32.500 --> 00:15:34.666 and I was practicing my serve. 222 00:15:36.916 --> 00:15:39.291 A tennis lesson in the dark? 223 00:15:41.291 --> 00:15:42.125 Yes. 224 00:15:49.916 --> 00:15:52.708 [softly] Rebecca from Max. Max from Rebecca. 225 00:15:52.791 --> 00:15:56.708 You stupid girl. Why would I look at his personal book? 226 00:16:09.208 --> 00:16:11.208 [patrons chatting indistinctly] 227 00:16:18.375 --> 00:16:20.500 For you. From Monsieur de Winter. 228 00:16:35.833 --> 00:16:38.750 [Mademoiselle gasps] Pour moi? Merci. 229 00:16:44.791 --> 00:16:46.875 -I'm off. -[Mrs. Van Hopper] What have you got on? 230 00:16:46.958 --> 00:16:48.541 I can see right through it. 231 00:16:48.625 --> 00:16:49.500 Oh. 232 00:16:49.583 --> 00:16:52.416 -You wearing any undergarments? -Yes, of course. 233 00:17:00.208 --> 00:17:03.125 I'm trying to paint beautiful houses. 234 00:17:03.208 --> 00:17:07.583 Actually, you don't need your tennis racket. All right. 235 00:17:09.000 --> 00:17:10.250 [man] Mademoiselle. 236 00:17:11.500 --> 00:17:12.458 Merci. 237 00:17:25.208 --> 00:17:27.750 -[Mademoiselle] What are you doing? -[Maxim] Oh, you'll see. 238 00:17:35.291 --> 00:17:39.708 Imagine if you could bottle a memory like scent. 239 00:17:42.375 --> 00:17:44.833 Then, whenever you wanted, you could open it. 240 00:17:46.000 --> 00:17:48.458 It'd be like living the moment all over again. 241 00:17:50.875 --> 00:17:54.583 And what particular moments in your young life would you bottle? 242 00:17:55.750 --> 00:17:58.333 This week. Now. Every minute of it. 243 00:18:00.500 --> 00:18:01.708 Never forget it. 244 00:18:04.541 --> 00:18:08.041 And any memories you didn't want, you could simply throw away. 245 00:18:12.541 --> 00:18:13.958 [Mademoiselle] "Come for a drive." 246 00:18:14.041 --> 00:18:15.250 "Lunch at the Cap." 247 00:18:17.041 --> 00:18:18.125 The beach. 248 00:18:32.208 --> 00:18:34.250 [Maxim] But I love the coast down here. 249 00:18:35.750 --> 00:18:36.875 It's so beautiful. 250 00:18:38.666 --> 00:18:39.916 Oh, there we go! 251 00:18:40.000 --> 00:18:41.458 What are you looking at? 252 00:18:41.541 --> 00:18:44.750 -Um, well, it's... -Let me see. 253 00:18:45.333 --> 00:18:46.625 I wouldn't if I were you. 254 00:18:46.708 --> 00:18:48.958 No... Well, it's just as well you're not... 255 00:18:55.666 --> 00:18:57.875 -[gasps] Sorry. -That's all right. 256 00:18:59.333 --> 00:19:01.291 [Mademoiselle] Come on. Let's go for a swim. 257 00:19:02.541 --> 00:19:04.833 [chuckling] Come on. Come on! 258 00:19:05.666 --> 00:19:08.125 -[shouts] Come in! -No! 259 00:19:08.208 --> 00:19:10.541 -[Mademoiselle] Why not? -I don't want to! 260 00:19:10.625 --> 00:19:12.166 [Mademoiselle] What are you afraid of? 261 00:19:12.250 --> 00:19:15.458 It's too cold. No, it's freezing. 262 00:19:15.541 --> 00:19:17.291 [Mademoiselle] No, it's not. It's lovely! 263 00:19:17.375 --> 00:19:19.958 [Maxim] I can feel it. It's freezing cold! 264 00:19:20.916 --> 00:19:23.666 -You come here! -No. I'm gonna drink all the champagne. 265 00:19:23.750 --> 00:19:25.083 [Mademoiselle] I don't care! 266 00:19:25.166 --> 00:19:27.416 [Maxim] God! Look at what you're making me do. 267 00:19:30.166 --> 00:19:31.416 [Mademoiselle laughs] 268 00:19:37.291 --> 00:19:39.291 [soft piano music playing] 269 00:20:56.541 --> 00:20:57.583 Oh, you're up. 270 00:20:58.708 --> 00:20:59.625 I, um... 271 00:21:01.250 --> 00:21:04.458 [stammering] I'm so glad you're feeling better. Where's the nurse? 272 00:21:05.291 --> 00:21:06.500 Dismissed. 273 00:21:08.291 --> 00:21:11.125 Took a swim, I see. After tennis? 274 00:21:12.458 --> 00:21:13.416 Yes. 275 00:21:14.583 --> 00:21:17.625 Well, go on. Dry your hair. Chop-chop. 276 00:21:18.583 --> 00:21:20.083 Are we going down for dinner? 277 00:21:21.458 --> 00:21:22.666 I am. 278 00:21:22.750 --> 00:21:26.250 You can see the concierge about booking us on the early train tomorrow. 279 00:21:26.333 --> 00:21:28.125 And you can set about packing. 280 00:21:29.083 --> 00:21:30.291 Um, tomorrow? 281 00:21:30.375 --> 00:21:33.875 Billy is sailing for New York on Saturday. We can catch the same boat. 282 00:21:34.458 --> 00:21:37.000 I'm sick to death of Europe. 283 00:21:40.541 --> 00:21:41.541 [laughs] 284 00:21:42.541 --> 00:21:44.583 Don't look at me like a drowned rat. 285 00:21:44.666 --> 00:21:46.791 You'll get used to New York fast enough. 286 00:21:47.583 --> 00:21:49.875 Plenty of boys and excitement. 287 00:21:51.000 --> 00:21:52.333 All in your own class. 288 00:22:00.708 --> 00:22:02.000 [sobbing] 289 00:22:03.166 --> 00:22:05.791 [Mrs. Van Hopper] Did you really think people wouldn't talk? 290 00:22:07.041 --> 00:22:11.333 Oh, you're best out of it. Everyone knows he nearly lost his mind after she died. 291 00:22:11.416 --> 00:22:14.083 It was all too sudden and tragic. 292 00:22:14.166 --> 00:22:15.291 [crying] 293 00:22:15.375 --> 00:22:18.208 [Mrs. Van Hopper] Do you honestly think he is in love with you? 294 00:22:19.916 --> 00:22:22.166 It was a distraction, dear. That's it. 295 00:22:23.666 --> 00:22:26.208 We'll go away. We'll go to New York. 296 00:22:27.208 --> 00:22:28.458 You'll find your way. 297 00:22:29.625 --> 00:22:31.000 You'll forget all about it. 298 00:22:32.291 --> 00:22:35.291 Trust me, you will forget all about it. 299 00:22:36.625 --> 00:22:37.458 [sniffling] 300 00:22:43.750 --> 00:22:45.041 [knocking at door] 301 00:22:45.125 --> 00:22:46.250 [Maxim] Just a moment. 302 00:22:46.333 --> 00:22:48.041 [Mademoiselle breathing heavily] 303 00:22:50.125 --> 00:22:52.875 Mrs. Van Hopper is leaving and I have to go, too. 304 00:22:52.958 --> 00:22:54.916 -[Maxim] What are you talking about? -Now. Today. 305 00:22:55.000 --> 00:22:57.166 I just wanted to say goodbye. 306 00:22:57.791 --> 00:22:59.083 Why haven't you told me before? 307 00:22:59.166 --> 00:23:01.083 Because she only decided it last night. 308 00:23:01.833 --> 00:23:05.041 And we're going to Paris with... to meet her nephew. 309 00:23:05.125 --> 00:23:07.125 Then we go to Cherbourg to sail to New York. 310 00:23:07.208 --> 00:23:11.166 All right. Listen, you mustn't cry. Just give me a moment to think. 311 00:23:11.250 --> 00:23:12.166 I... 312 00:23:13.541 --> 00:23:16.791 I can't stay long. She's expecting me downstairs. 313 00:23:20.708 --> 00:23:21.708 Come with me. 314 00:23:22.791 --> 00:23:23.791 What? 315 00:23:24.416 --> 00:23:25.416 To Manderley. 316 00:23:27.875 --> 00:23:30.875 What? As your secretary? 317 00:23:30.958 --> 00:23:32.833 No. No. 318 00:23:34.125 --> 00:23:35.375 As my wife. 319 00:23:38.000 --> 00:23:40.583 I'm asking you to marry me, you little fool. 320 00:23:41.916 --> 00:23:43.541 I can't come to Manderley. 321 00:23:43.625 --> 00:23:46.791 Yes, you can. You said you wanted to see the world. 322 00:23:46.875 --> 00:23:48.958 Manderley is the best part of it. 323 00:23:49.958 --> 00:23:52.916 Of course she's down there. Where else is she? 324 00:23:53.000 --> 00:23:55.750 I've got to leave in 20 minutes to catch the train. 325 00:23:56.500 --> 00:23:57.875 -I'll tell her. -Do we have to go? 326 00:23:57.958 --> 00:24:00.250 Yes, we do. I'm actually looking forward to this. 327 00:24:00.333 --> 00:24:01.958 That's exactly what I'm waiting for. 328 00:24:03.291 --> 00:24:04.333 Now, don't worry. 329 00:24:04.875 --> 00:24:06.833 -[knocking at door] -[scoffs] 330 00:24:06.916 --> 00:24:08.041 Who is this now? 331 00:24:18.458 --> 00:24:22.208 [laughing] This is the most wonderful news I've ever heard in my life! 332 00:24:22.291 --> 00:24:24.083 Wait till I tell my friends, I can't believe it! 333 00:24:24.166 --> 00:24:26.291 What are the plans? I must know everything. 334 00:24:26.375 --> 00:24:27.291 The plans are settled. 335 00:24:27.375 --> 00:24:29.291 We'll marry here, and honeymoon in Europe. 336 00:24:29.375 --> 00:24:31.375 And then home to Manderley. 337 00:24:31.458 --> 00:24:34.875 Oh, my goodness. Have you ever heard of anything more romantic? 338 00:24:34.958 --> 00:24:36.208 -"Home to Manderley." -Mmm. 339 00:24:36.291 --> 00:24:38.333 [chuckling] Oh, my goodness. It's out of a fairy tale. 340 00:24:39.625 --> 00:24:43.875 All right. I'll go and make sure your bags don't end up on the train. 341 00:24:43.958 --> 00:24:46.375 -[Mrs. Van Hopper] Ah! Do hurry. -You'll be fine. 342 00:24:46.458 --> 00:24:50.166 [Mrs. Van Hopper chuckling] Yes, go along. We have lots to talk about. 343 00:24:51.833 --> 00:24:52.666 [door closes] 344 00:24:52.750 --> 00:24:56.291 Well, goodness gracious, don't you work quickly? 345 00:24:57.625 --> 00:24:59.708 Have you been doing things you shouldn't? 346 00:25:00.541 --> 00:25:02.875 -I don't know what you mean. -[chuckles] 347 00:25:04.791 --> 00:25:07.500 Well, you don't have a family, luckily, to explain it to. 348 00:25:08.208 --> 00:25:10.083 I wash my hands of it. 349 00:25:10.166 --> 00:25:12.833 Gonna have your work cut out for you at Manderley. 350 00:25:12.916 --> 00:25:14.875 And, frankly, I don't think you're up to it. 351 00:25:14.958 --> 00:25:17.625 -I can learn. -Let me tell you something, honey. 352 00:25:20.083 --> 00:25:24.416 When you trap a man between your legs, they don't stick around for long. 353 00:25:28.375 --> 00:25:30.083 Goodbye, Mrs. Van Hopper. 354 00:25:30.166 --> 00:25:33.250 He's only marrying you because he doesn't want to go on living 355 00:25:33.333 --> 00:25:36.416 in that big old house with her ghost! 356 00:25:36.500 --> 00:25:37.833 I don't believe in ghosts. 357 00:25:41.458 --> 00:25:42.375 [inhales sharply] 358 00:25:52.500 --> 00:25:54.750 [expectant music playing] 359 00:25:59.333 --> 00:26:03.833 ♪ Come, all you fair and tender girls ♪ 360 00:26:03.916 --> 00:26:07.875 ♪ That flourish in your prime ♪ 361 00:26:07.958 --> 00:26:12.875 ♪ Beware, beware, keep your garden fair ♪ 362 00:26:13.416 --> 00:26:18.750 ♪ Let no man steal your thyme ♪ 363 00:26:18.833 --> 00:26:23.458 ♪ Let no man steal your thyme ♪ 364 00:26:25.708 --> 00:26:30.083 ♪ For when your thyme is past and gone ♪ 365 00:26:30.166 --> 00:26:34.250 ♪ He'll care no more for you ♪ 366 00:26:34.333 --> 00:26:39.333 ♪ And in the place your time was waste ♪ 367 00:26:40.875 --> 00:26:43.875 [Maxim] Oh, God. I hate it when they do this. 368 00:26:49.750 --> 00:26:51.750 So much for keeping things quiet. 369 00:26:53.208 --> 00:26:55.166 You know how she is, sir. 370 00:26:55.250 --> 00:26:58.041 There's a way things are done at Manderley. 371 00:26:59.375 --> 00:27:00.583 [Maxim] Darling, this is Frith. 372 00:27:01.041 --> 00:27:03.083 -[Mrs. de Winter] Hello. -[Frith grunts] 373 00:27:09.333 --> 00:27:12.000 [Maxim] Let's do things properly, shall we? There we go. 374 00:27:12.708 --> 00:27:14.708 -What are you doing? -What? You don't like that? 375 00:27:14.791 --> 00:27:16.625 -Up you go. -[Mrs. de Winter shrieks] 376 00:27:19.791 --> 00:27:21.666 [indistinct chatter] 377 00:27:26.666 --> 00:27:27.875 [thunder rumbling] 378 00:27:35.291 --> 00:27:37.208 [Mrs. de Winter] Max, put me down. 379 00:27:42.625 --> 00:27:43.458 [kissing] 380 00:27:44.416 --> 00:27:45.750 [Mrs. de Winter clears throat] Oh. 381 00:27:48.583 --> 00:27:49.666 Mrs. Danvers. 382 00:27:50.791 --> 00:27:52.208 Welcome to Manderley. 383 00:27:53.333 --> 00:27:55.333 Hello. It's a pleasure. Oh! 384 00:28:02.916 --> 00:28:05.458 -Thank you. Thank you. -[Mrs. Danvers] Tea is ready. 385 00:28:08.083 --> 00:28:12.000 [Maxim] Danvers runs the house. Don't worry, she's not as scary as she seems. 386 00:28:14.500 --> 00:28:16.375 [Mrs. de Winter] Oh, Maxim, it's wonderful! 387 00:28:17.125 --> 00:28:18.375 [barking] 388 00:28:18.458 --> 00:28:19.541 Stop that. 389 00:28:21.000 --> 00:28:24.583 There he is. The wanderer returns. Good to see you, Max. 390 00:28:24.666 --> 00:28:26.625 -And you, Frank. -How was the trip? 391 00:28:27.250 --> 00:28:30.791 Was rather eventful, as it turns out. 392 00:28:30.875 --> 00:28:33.166 -Frank Crawley, Mrs. de Winter. -It's a pleasure. 393 00:28:33.250 --> 00:28:34.500 Thank you. Hello. 394 00:28:34.583 --> 00:28:36.291 [Maxim] Frank's the estate manager. 395 00:28:36.375 --> 00:28:37.916 The place would fall apart without him. 396 00:28:38.000 --> 00:28:41.250 Ah, no, no. He exaggerates. Ignore him. [chuckles softly] 397 00:28:42.083 --> 00:28:45.500 I hate to be a bore, but I urgently need a few signatures. 398 00:28:46.083 --> 00:28:48.083 I'll have him back to you in a jiffy. 399 00:28:49.041 --> 00:28:50.500 -Shall we? -Yes. 400 00:28:52.750 --> 00:28:53.916 Oh, uh... 401 00:28:54.000 --> 00:28:57.625 Danvers, show Mrs. de Winter the house. Can you? 402 00:28:57.708 --> 00:28:59.375 Oh, that's all right. I'll wait. 403 00:28:59.458 --> 00:29:02.708 No, don't be silly. Go on. I'll catch you up. 404 00:29:07.166 --> 00:29:08.000 [sighs] 405 00:29:11.666 --> 00:29:14.958 [Mrs. Danvers] The estate has been in the family for over 300 years. 406 00:29:15.875 --> 00:29:17.875 It was originally a gift from Henry VIII. 407 00:29:20.291 --> 00:29:21.541 [Mrs. de Winter] Extraordinary. 408 00:29:25.083 --> 00:29:27.583 [Mrs. Danvers] If there are guests, you may use the drawing room. 409 00:29:27.666 --> 00:29:30.583 Don't forget to tell Frith to light the fires, 410 00:29:30.666 --> 00:29:35.375 but generally, Mr. de Winter prefers to take his coffee here in the library. 411 00:29:36.666 --> 00:29:41.041 Glad you're here, Mrs. Danvers. I'll never remember all this. 412 00:29:45.791 --> 00:29:49.500 Oh, I'm sure you won't disappoint him, madam, if that's your concern. 413 00:29:50.583 --> 00:29:52.916 The de Winter family dates back to the Tudors. 414 00:29:53.500 --> 00:29:55.666 [Mrs. de Winter] And, um, who's that? 415 00:29:56.375 --> 00:29:59.791 [chuckles] That's Caroline de Winter. Mr. de Winter's great aunt. 416 00:29:59.875 --> 00:30:01.333 [Mrs. de Winter] She's very striking. 417 00:30:01.416 --> 00:30:05.666 Yes, and one of the first women to qualify as a doctor in England. 418 00:30:07.291 --> 00:30:08.875 It's one of his favorites. 419 00:30:09.708 --> 00:30:11.333 [Mrs. de Winter] Where does everyone sleep? 420 00:30:11.916 --> 00:30:16.041 Maids in the attic, men below stairs, as in your other houses, I presume. 421 00:30:17.791 --> 00:30:20.083 Never even seen a house like this. 422 00:30:22.416 --> 00:30:25.083 Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you'd been a lady's maid. 423 00:30:26.208 --> 00:30:28.583 The master bedroom is now in the east wing. 424 00:30:42.208 --> 00:30:43.041 [clears throat] 425 00:30:44.208 --> 00:30:47.291 What a... pretty pattern. 426 00:30:49.083 --> 00:30:53.291 This is Clarice. She'll look after you until your maid gets here. 427 00:30:53.916 --> 00:30:57.333 I don't have a maid, but I'm sure I'll manage without one. 428 00:30:58.583 --> 00:31:00.708 Well, I think you'll find you need one. 429 00:31:01.875 --> 00:31:04.500 Perhaps Clarice could take the position. 430 00:31:06.375 --> 00:31:09.500 Oh! You can't see the sea from here. 431 00:31:09.583 --> 00:31:10.958 No, you can't. 432 00:31:12.250 --> 00:31:14.166 Should Mr. de Winter ask for his old wardrobe, 433 00:31:14.250 --> 00:31:16.500 I'm afraid you must tell him it wouldn't fit here. 434 00:31:16.583 --> 00:31:18.583 The rooms in this wing are much smaller. 435 00:31:19.583 --> 00:31:21.416 This wasn't his bedroom before? 436 00:31:21.500 --> 00:31:26.083 Oh, no. No. Mrs. de Winter's rooms were in the west wing. 437 00:31:30.125 --> 00:31:33.458 Well, it's a lovely room. Much too nice to stand empty. 438 00:31:34.125 --> 00:31:36.500 The guest rooms are never empty for very long. 439 00:31:39.250 --> 00:31:42.625 We entertained a lot when the late Mrs. de Winter was alive. 440 00:31:43.500 --> 00:31:45.500 The Manderley ball was quite an event. 441 00:31:47.541 --> 00:31:49.208 I'll leave you with Clarice. 442 00:31:57.833 --> 00:31:59.500 [Mrs. de Winter] Ask me a question. 443 00:32:01.708 --> 00:32:03.041 [Maxim] What sort of question? 444 00:32:04.458 --> 00:32:06.166 [Mrs. de Winter sighs] Anything. 445 00:32:08.166 --> 00:32:10.041 I have no secrets from you. 446 00:32:11.375 --> 00:32:14.708 Don't you think that's how it should be now that we're married? 447 00:32:15.500 --> 00:32:17.916 [Maxim] All marriages have their secrets. 448 00:32:22.041 --> 00:32:26.333 You can talk to me about her... if you want. 449 00:32:37.000 --> 00:32:38.208 Good night, darling. 450 00:33:17.000 --> 00:33:19.166 -[Mrs. de Winter grunts] -[faint clattering] 451 00:33:24.458 --> 00:33:25.666 [wind whistling] 452 00:33:28.458 --> 00:33:29.416 [grunts] 453 00:33:29.500 --> 00:33:30.541 [breathing rapidly] 454 00:33:36.750 --> 00:33:38.750 [footsteps falling] 455 00:33:46.875 --> 00:33:48.125 [Mrs. de Winter] Maxim? 456 00:34:28.416 --> 00:34:29.958 -[Mrs. Danvers] Leave him. -[yelps] 457 00:34:31.125 --> 00:34:33.125 It's dangerous to wake a sleepwalker. 458 00:35:49.750 --> 00:35:53.458 And nothing to worry about, but the stables will need reroofing 459 00:35:53.541 --> 00:35:55.500 because the tiles are spoiled... 460 00:35:55.583 --> 00:35:56.791 [Maxim] Hmm. 461 00:35:56.875 --> 00:35:58.833 -Good morning, darling. -Good morning. 462 00:35:58.916 --> 00:36:00.708 -[Maxim] Sleep well? -Yes, not bad. 463 00:36:03.500 --> 00:36:04.500 Come. 464 00:36:05.916 --> 00:36:08.833 -How are you settling in? -Very well, thank you. 465 00:36:08.916 --> 00:36:10.041 Good. Good. 466 00:36:11.291 --> 00:36:14.583 I'll... [clears throat] see you up there, shall I? 467 00:36:14.666 --> 00:36:16.583 -Won't be a sec. -Mrs. de Winter. 468 00:36:16.666 --> 00:36:17.541 Oh, Mr. Crawley. 469 00:36:19.166 --> 00:36:21.000 Frank. It's Frank. 470 00:36:24.375 --> 00:36:25.500 I should have got up earlier. 471 00:36:25.583 --> 00:36:28.500 -We could have had breakfast together. -Oh, that's all right. 472 00:36:30.791 --> 00:36:32.500 Did you know you sleepwalk? 473 00:36:37.208 --> 00:36:38.708 Enjoy your breakfast. 474 00:36:56.250 --> 00:36:57.375 [servants giggling] 475 00:36:59.041 --> 00:37:00.500 [dog barking] 476 00:37:01.708 --> 00:37:04.041 -[Mrs. de Winter] Jasper! -[barking] 477 00:37:12.000 --> 00:37:15.000 Where are you going? Jasper! 478 00:37:17.291 --> 00:37:19.083 [whispers] Jasper, where have you gone? 479 00:38:15.208 --> 00:38:16.416 -[shatters] -[gasps] 480 00:38:18.625 --> 00:38:20.375 [dog growls softly] 481 00:38:24.833 --> 00:38:26.000 [exclaims] Ow! 482 00:38:52.333 --> 00:38:54.333 [indistinct chatter] 483 00:38:58.000 --> 00:39:00.125 I'm sorry to disturb you all... 484 00:39:00.791 --> 00:39:02.916 Clarice, have you seen Mr. de Winter? 485 00:39:03.000 --> 00:39:05.458 Do you have a plaster? I've cut my hand. 486 00:39:05.541 --> 00:39:06.583 [Clarice] Let me see. 487 00:39:06.666 --> 00:39:09.500 -Really, it's nothing. I'm fine. -Oh, my. One moment. 488 00:39:10.916 --> 00:39:14.916 Since you're here, madam, may I have your approval for today's menus? 489 00:39:15.000 --> 00:39:16.083 [clears throat] Oh. 490 00:39:17.166 --> 00:39:20.750 Yes. Good. Very suitable. Very nice indeed. 491 00:39:20.833 --> 00:39:23.916 -And the sauce for the roast veal? -Yes, that looks excellent. 492 00:39:24.500 --> 00:39:26.541 No, but I've left it blank, you see? 493 00:39:27.708 --> 00:39:30.750 Mrs. de Winter was most particular about her sauces. 494 00:39:33.000 --> 00:39:33.958 Right. Well, um... 495 00:39:34.958 --> 00:39:35.791 Uh... 496 00:39:36.791 --> 00:39:39.333 We'll have whatever Mrs. de Winter would have had. 497 00:39:39.416 --> 00:39:40.291 Very well, madam. 498 00:39:43.416 --> 00:39:45.166 -There we go. -Thank you very much. 499 00:40:18.583 --> 00:40:19.416 [door opens] 500 00:40:19.500 --> 00:40:21.541 [Maxim] Is everything all right, darling? 501 00:40:21.625 --> 00:40:26.583 I was thinking of... ordering some new undergarments from London. 502 00:40:27.958 --> 00:40:30.916 Something lacy and a nightgown. 503 00:40:33.291 --> 00:40:36.375 When have I ever complained about what you wear? 504 00:40:45.708 --> 00:40:48.041 [Mrs. de Winter] This is nice, isn't it? Just us. 505 00:40:48.125 --> 00:40:50.750 It's almost like we're back on our honeymoon. 506 00:40:52.083 --> 00:40:57.291 Oh, I miss it. Don't you? Driving, the exploring, little cafes? 507 00:40:58.083 --> 00:41:01.041 [sighs] Seeing some funny old hotel and just staying there. 508 00:41:02.166 --> 00:41:04.125 [Maxim] That's not real life, darling. 509 00:41:04.958 --> 00:41:05.791 [barking] 510 00:41:05.875 --> 00:41:08.083 -[shouts] Jasper! Jasper! -I'll get him. 511 00:41:08.166 --> 00:41:10.958 [Maxim] No, just leave him. He'll find his own way back. 512 00:41:11.041 --> 00:41:12.791 It's so steep. What if he falls? 513 00:41:12.875 --> 00:41:14.166 I said leave him! 514 00:41:17.583 --> 00:41:18.833 [Mrs. de Winter] Jasper! 515 00:41:20.541 --> 00:41:21.583 Jasper! 516 00:41:23.666 --> 00:41:24.875 Jasper, come here! 517 00:41:30.750 --> 00:41:31.583 Jasper! 518 00:41:31.666 --> 00:41:32.500 [barks] 519 00:41:40.750 --> 00:41:41.708 Jasper! 520 00:41:44.791 --> 00:41:46.333 Jasper, come out of there. 521 00:41:50.458 --> 00:41:51.708 [door creaks] 522 00:42:10.625 --> 00:42:12.125 [Jasper growling faintly] 523 00:42:14.000 --> 00:42:15.166 Jasper, come here. 524 00:42:15.250 --> 00:42:16.083 [growls] 525 00:42:16.875 --> 00:42:19.291 All right, get something to tie you with. 526 00:42:32.625 --> 00:42:33.458 [growls] 527 00:42:37.000 --> 00:42:38.958 [barks] 528 00:42:44.750 --> 00:42:46.041 Hello? 529 00:42:58.333 --> 00:43:00.583 -There's nothing here, silly. Hey! -[barks] 530 00:43:17.958 --> 00:43:18.791 I'm... 531 00:43:18.875 --> 00:43:21.708 I didn't realize that anyone lived here. 532 00:43:21.791 --> 00:43:24.791 No, I don't, do I? Live up in the keeper's cottage. 533 00:43:25.583 --> 00:43:27.750 I've been digging for shells since forenoon. 534 00:43:28.333 --> 00:43:30.458 Oh, you've been digging for shells? Huh? 535 00:43:31.291 --> 00:43:32.125 Um... 536 00:43:32.625 --> 00:43:34.041 No. I just, I... 537 00:43:35.250 --> 00:43:38.541 I needed something to tie my dog with. I'll be out of your way. 538 00:43:38.625 --> 00:43:40.541 -He ain't yourn. -Oh, no. 539 00:43:41.166 --> 00:43:43.166 -He's Mr. de Winter's dog. -No. 540 00:43:43.250 --> 00:43:44.875 That's her dog. 541 00:43:46.791 --> 00:43:48.833 She don't come here no more. 542 00:43:49.500 --> 00:43:53.458 She... she gone into the sea, ain't she? 543 00:43:55.083 --> 00:43:56.416 She drowned. 544 00:43:59.750 --> 00:44:01.250 You ain't like her. 545 00:44:05.416 --> 00:44:07.875 Yes. Come on, Jasper. 546 00:44:08.958 --> 00:44:11.208 I never said nothin', did I? 547 00:44:12.500 --> 00:44:14.125 Come on, Jasper. Come on. 548 00:44:26.500 --> 00:44:29.125 I know why you didn't want to come down here. 549 00:44:31.708 --> 00:44:33.041 How am I supposed to know? 550 00:44:33.708 --> 00:44:36.166 How am I supposed to know anything if you don't tell me? 551 00:44:36.250 --> 00:44:38.791 -[Maxim] That's supposed to be locked. -Someone was in there. 552 00:44:39.875 --> 00:44:43.041 [Maxim] Probably just the keeper's son, Ben. He's harmless enough. 553 00:44:43.125 --> 00:44:44.291 [Mrs. de Winter] Maxim, I... 554 00:45:03.708 --> 00:45:05.208 [thunder rumbling] 555 00:45:05.291 --> 00:45:06.541 [indistinct laughter] 556 00:45:08.166 --> 00:45:09.875 [Beatrice] Oh, God! 557 00:45:12.958 --> 00:45:15.208 -[Mrs. de Winter] That's in Italy. -[Beatrice] There he is. 558 00:45:15.291 --> 00:45:17.875 [Mrs. de Winter] Oh, yes. That was just after the wedding. 559 00:45:20.208 --> 00:45:21.708 What a nice plain frock. 560 00:45:23.166 --> 00:45:26.375 Look, Max was right. You're not at all what I expected. 561 00:45:27.041 --> 00:45:29.500 And you're looking better, old man. 562 00:45:29.583 --> 00:45:30.708 Not so drawn. 563 00:45:30.791 --> 00:45:32.458 -Please. -Bosh! 564 00:45:32.541 --> 00:45:35.750 Everyone knows you were a perfect wreck six months ago. 565 00:45:37.041 --> 00:45:39.541 Here, Granny, have you seen these? 566 00:45:39.625 --> 00:45:41.666 -Look, aren't they lovely? -[Granny] Ah. 567 00:45:41.750 --> 00:45:43.458 [Beatrice] Goodness! Yes. 568 00:45:43.541 --> 00:45:45.666 [Mrs. de Winter] So, these were from our wedding. 569 00:45:46.250 --> 00:45:48.958 [Beatrice] What's all this I hear about you not hunting? 570 00:45:49.708 --> 00:45:51.333 Oh, no, I'm afraid I don't ride. 571 00:45:51.416 --> 00:45:54.625 Oh, but you must! Or you'll miss out on all the fun. 572 00:45:54.708 --> 00:45:56.166 Come and stay. I can teach you. 573 00:45:56.250 --> 00:45:58.041 Finest horsewoman in the county. 574 00:45:58.125 --> 00:45:59.708 Do dry up, Giles. 575 00:45:59.791 --> 00:46:03.416 It might shock my sister that not everyone shares her idea of fun. 576 00:46:03.500 --> 00:46:07.125 Whatever her idea of fun, she certainly deserves to have some. 577 00:46:07.208 --> 00:46:11.375 Well, actually, I've been thinking I might revive the ball. 578 00:46:14.166 --> 00:46:15.500 -[Giles] Huh. -Oh! 579 00:46:16.333 --> 00:46:18.666 Hmm, what a marvelous idea. 580 00:46:19.416 --> 00:46:21.291 That's not something we discussed. 581 00:46:21.875 --> 00:46:24.333 [Beatrice] Oh, don't be so damn miserable. 582 00:46:24.916 --> 00:46:26.333 You used to love it. 583 00:46:26.916 --> 00:46:29.458 You can hold it in honor of your new bride. 584 00:46:33.541 --> 00:46:34.500 Fine. 585 00:46:36.000 --> 00:46:37.875 Well, that's settled, then. 586 00:46:37.958 --> 00:46:40.708 -To our new hostess. -Yeah. To our new hostess. 587 00:46:42.208 --> 00:46:45.000 Are you staying at Manderley, dear? 588 00:46:45.416 --> 00:46:46.416 [Beatrice] She lives here. 589 00:46:46.500 --> 00:46:49.166 -[Giles] Remember, Granny? -[Beatrice] Granny, we introduced you. 590 00:46:49.250 --> 00:46:51.166 She's Maxim's wife. 591 00:46:52.958 --> 00:46:54.666 [chuckling] No, she is not. 592 00:46:56.708 --> 00:46:57.541 [chuckling] 593 00:47:02.000 --> 00:47:05.333 [chuckling] She's not Maxim's wife. 594 00:47:06.875 --> 00:47:10.041 [chuckling] What a silly notion. 595 00:47:10.125 --> 00:47:15.250 Uh, well, it's... good news about the ball, uh... 596 00:47:15.875 --> 00:47:17.541 It's been far too long. 597 00:47:17.625 --> 00:47:19.583 I don't remember you. 598 00:47:20.250 --> 00:47:21.958 Oh, no, I... 599 00:47:22.625 --> 00:47:24.916 [loudly] We haven't met before. 600 00:47:26.125 --> 00:47:29.625 -Maxim, who is this child? -Ow! 601 00:47:29.708 --> 00:47:32.500 -[Giles] Oh, Christ. -[Maxim] All right, let's get Granny home. 602 00:47:32.583 --> 00:47:34.750 [Granny] What have you done with Rebecca? 603 00:47:34.833 --> 00:47:36.541 -[Beatrice] Leave it. -No, I've got it! 604 00:47:36.625 --> 00:47:38.416 [Granny] I want to see Rebecca. Leave me alone! 605 00:47:38.500 --> 00:47:42.166 [Giles] She just gets a little... it's the time of day, and the weather... 606 00:47:44.333 --> 00:47:47.041 -[Beatrice] Oh, my! Get her in the car. -[Granny] I just want to... 607 00:47:47.125 --> 00:47:48.666 [Giles] You go and talk to her. 608 00:47:48.750 --> 00:47:50.750 Let's get in the car, Granny. Come on. 609 00:47:50.833 --> 00:47:53.958 [Clarice] This is from the flower room. I hope that's all right. 610 00:47:54.041 --> 00:47:55.708 -[Mrs. de Winter] Thank you. -I apologize. 611 00:47:55.791 --> 00:47:59.166 I'd forgotten how fond our grandmother was of Rebecca. 612 00:47:59.250 --> 00:48:00.333 I'm fine. 613 00:48:00.416 --> 00:48:03.708 She was just one of those bloody annoying people. 614 00:48:03.791 --> 00:48:09.666 Irresistible to everybody. The men, women, children, animals. [chuckles] 615 00:48:09.750 --> 00:48:12.583 Us mere mortals couldn't hope to compete. 616 00:48:22.375 --> 00:48:23.375 [engine starts] 617 00:48:28.791 --> 00:48:30.041 [thunder rumbling] 618 00:48:44.458 --> 00:48:46.375 -[Frith] Sir. -[Maxim] Why is he crying? 619 00:48:46.458 --> 00:48:49.666 [Frith] Sir, one of the porcelain pieces is missing from the morning room, 620 00:48:49.750 --> 00:48:52.083 and now Danvers is calling for the boy's dismissal. 621 00:48:52.166 --> 00:48:53.416 -But it wasn't-- -Which piece? 622 00:48:53.500 --> 00:48:54.541 We're not sure, sir. 623 00:48:55.416 --> 00:48:56.416 Danvers! 624 00:48:57.333 --> 00:49:00.000 -Is everything all right? -[Maxim] Yes, it's fine. 625 00:49:00.083 --> 00:49:02.708 Something's just gone missing from the morning room. 626 00:49:02.791 --> 00:49:05.833 -Danvers! -What is it? What's gone missing? 627 00:49:08.416 --> 00:49:10.541 What makes you think Robert took it? 628 00:49:11.500 --> 00:49:13.583 The Dresden is extremely valuable, sir. 629 00:49:13.666 --> 00:49:15.958 -But it wasn't me! -[Mrs. Danvers] That piece is worth £100. 630 00:49:16.041 --> 00:49:18.875 -[Frith] Sir, I find it most unlikely-- -[Mrs. Danvers] Then who, Frith? 631 00:49:19.666 --> 00:49:23.000 The between maid isn't allowed in the morning room. I do it. 632 00:49:23.625 --> 00:49:25.750 When Mrs. de Winter was alive, we did it together. 633 00:49:25.833 --> 00:49:27.833 -[Maxim] All Frith is saying-- -It was me. 634 00:49:32.041 --> 00:49:34.916 I broke it. It broke. 635 00:49:36.250 --> 00:49:38.083 It was an accident. It fell. 636 00:49:41.708 --> 00:49:43.958 Well, there we go. 637 00:49:44.541 --> 00:49:46.208 Robert, you're off the hook. 638 00:49:47.333 --> 00:49:48.416 [sniffles] 639 00:49:51.333 --> 00:49:53.041 Where are the pieces, madam? 640 00:49:54.625 --> 00:49:56.958 In the bureau drawer at the back. 641 00:49:57.833 --> 00:49:59.916 Send them to London. See if anything can be done. 642 00:50:00.000 --> 00:50:01.166 [Mrs. Danvers] Certainly, sir. 643 00:50:01.250 --> 00:50:04.625 And may I suggest, should anything like this happen again, 644 00:50:04.708 --> 00:50:06.500 that Mrs. de Winter tell me herself. 645 00:50:08.125 --> 00:50:09.708 [Maxim] If we're all quite finished? 646 00:50:44.000 --> 00:50:44.833 [sobs] 647 00:50:49.750 --> 00:50:50.958 [exclaims angrily] 648 00:51:22.458 --> 00:51:23.791 [dog barking] 649 00:51:41.583 --> 00:51:42.708 [grunts] 650 00:52:01.875 --> 00:52:03.375 [footsteps approaching] 651 00:52:06.375 --> 00:52:07.375 Oh, Frank. 652 00:52:08.166 --> 00:52:09.166 Mrs. de Winter. 653 00:52:10.500 --> 00:52:12.625 I thought you'd gone up to London with Max. 654 00:52:13.291 --> 00:52:14.416 He's in London? 655 00:52:15.000 --> 00:52:17.833 Yeah. Taking care of some paperwork. 656 00:52:18.875 --> 00:52:21.458 He asked me to put a padlock on. I nearly locked you in. 657 00:52:23.125 --> 00:52:24.166 It's a shame. 658 00:52:26.000 --> 00:52:27.500 This place going to ruin. 659 00:52:28.791 --> 00:52:32.458 Well... no boat now. 660 00:52:35.083 --> 00:52:36.583 Max doesn't like to sail. 661 00:52:53.125 --> 00:52:54.416 Ben said she drowned. 662 00:52:56.250 --> 00:52:59.166 I'm sorry. I assumed you knew. 663 00:53:00.416 --> 00:53:02.333 -No. -Ah, it's... 664 00:53:03.083 --> 00:53:04.416 It was brutal weather. 665 00:53:05.625 --> 00:53:08.125 Even for her. She was an excellent sailor. 666 00:53:08.833 --> 00:53:10.083 The boat went down. 667 00:53:11.583 --> 00:53:13.000 They never recovered it. 668 00:53:14.083 --> 00:53:17.833 She washed up in Edgcumbe some... two months later. 669 00:53:18.541 --> 00:53:21.416 Two months? My God! 670 00:53:22.791 --> 00:53:23.791 Poor Maxim. 671 00:53:24.583 --> 00:53:27.916 Drove him down there myself to identify the body. 672 00:53:30.166 --> 00:53:33.375 You know, you really mustn't dwell on the past. 673 00:53:33.458 --> 00:53:35.958 You're so good for Max. He's a changed man. 674 00:53:37.916 --> 00:53:39.666 She must have been so afraid. 675 00:53:41.375 --> 00:53:42.666 Out there alone. 676 00:53:43.875 --> 00:53:45.666 She wasn't afraid of anything. 677 00:53:53.166 --> 00:53:57.083 Can I ask you something, Frank? And promise to tell me the truth. 678 00:53:57.166 --> 00:54:00.750 [chuckles] Hardly fair. Don't know what you're gonna ask me. 679 00:54:02.250 --> 00:54:04.166 Was Rebecca very beautiful? 680 00:54:08.375 --> 00:54:09.375 Yes. 681 00:54:12.500 --> 00:54:14.083 Yes, I suppose she was... 682 00:54:15.291 --> 00:54:18.416 the most beautiful creature I ever saw in my life. 683 00:54:29.666 --> 00:54:31.666 [dramatic music playing] 684 00:54:58.500 --> 00:55:00.375 -[perfume spritzes] -[inhales] 685 00:55:14.125 --> 00:55:16.166 -[Mrs. Danvers] It is beautiful, isn't it? -[gasps] 686 00:55:18.041 --> 00:55:19.833 I keep it just the way it was. 687 00:55:21.083 --> 00:55:23.625 It's as if she'd just gone out for a while. 688 00:55:24.666 --> 00:55:26.041 You startled me. 689 00:55:27.958 --> 00:55:29.541 This was her favorite. 690 00:55:32.375 --> 00:55:34.458 I laid it out for her that night. 691 00:55:42.583 --> 00:55:44.041 Go on, hold it. 692 00:55:45.625 --> 00:55:46.541 Touch it. 693 00:55:51.875 --> 00:55:56.583 She wouldn't have a lady's maid, you know. "I don't want anyone but you, Danny." 694 00:55:58.833 --> 00:56:00.666 Do you see how tall she was? 695 00:56:04.958 --> 00:56:08.458 Hmm. She could wear anything with a figure like hers. 696 00:56:11.083 --> 00:56:14.875 I'd brush her hair for her every evening. 697 00:56:18.250 --> 00:56:20.625 "Come on, Danny, hair drill," she'd say. 698 00:56:22.125 --> 00:56:23.750 I'd stand behind her... 699 00:56:24.875 --> 00:56:28.291 and brush away for 20 minutes at a time. 700 00:56:29.708 --> 00:56:32.916 That great mass of dark hair. 701 00:56:37.500 --> 00:56:38.750 He joined in. 702 00:56:40.666 --> 00:56:42.541 He loved to do that for her. 703 00:56:44.250 --> 00:56:47.583 They'd be dressing for dinner, guests waiting downstairs. 704 00:56:47.666 --> 00:56:50.500 "Harder, Max, harder!" [laughs] 705 00:56:50.583 --> 00:56:52.833 And he'd roar with laughter. 706 00:56:54.833 --> 00:56:56.791 He was always laughing back then. 707 00:57:02.750 --> 00:57:04.250 Does he brush your hair? 708 00:57:05.791 --> 00:57:06.791 No. 709 00:57:09.625 --> 00:57:14.791 Mrs. Danvers, does Mr. de Winter ask you to keep the room like this? 710 00:57:14.875 --> 00:57:16.291 He doesn't have to. 711 00:57:17.375 --> 00:57:18.750 She's still here. 712 00:57:20.750 --> 00:57:21.833 Can you feel her? 713 00:57:24.125 --> 00:57:26.833 I wonder what she's thinking about you. 714 00:57:27.333 --> 00:57:31.416 Taking her husband and... using her name. 715 00:57:34.458 --> 00:57:36.750 -I'm sure she'd want him to be happy. -Happy? 716 00:57:36.833 --> 00:57:38.541 No, he'll never be happy. 717 00:57:41.750 --> 00:57:43.541 She was the love of his life. 718 00:58:03.583 --> 00:58:05.916 -[footsteps falling] -[muttering] 719 00:58:07.250 --> 00:58:08.250 [gasping] 720 00:58:15.250 --> 00:58:16.166 [Mrs. de Winter] Maxim? 721 00:58:17.458 --> 00:58:19.708 -[vines rustling] -[Mrs. de Winter yelps] 722 00:58:30.625 --> 00:58:31.458 [grunts] 723 00:58:32.250 --> 00:58:33.958 Good morning, madam. 724 00:58:34.666 --> 00:58:38.333 -[breathing heavily] -Oh, dear! You've been scratchin'. 725 00:58:39.000 --> 00:58:39.833 [whimpers] 726 00:58:47.958 --> 00:58:49.000 [exhales heavily] 727 00:59:02.458 --> 00:59:04.041 [dogs barking] 728 00:59:15.916 --> 00:59:17.750 [Favell] Have we missed ya? 729 00:59:22.333 --> 00:59:25.541 Hello! You must be the new Mrs. de Winter. 730 00:59:26.125 --> 00:59:27.916 Uh, I think there's been a mistake. 731 00:59:28.500 --> 00:59:31.291 -Mr. de Winter's in London. -He's left you on your own? 732 00:59:32.041 --> 00:59:34.541 Isn't he afraid some bounder might come and carry you off? 733 00:59:35.125 --> 00:59:37.458 I'm Jack Favell. How do you do? 734 00:59:39.250 --> 00:59:40.291 [laughs nervously] 735 00:59:41.208 --> 00:59:42.041 Um... 736 00:59:42.833 --> 00:59:45.250 Well, did you want to leave your card? 737 00:59:46.208 --> 00:59:48.500 -And too polite to tell me to bugger off. -[scoffs] 738 00:59:48.583 --> 00:59:50.000 You are a sweetheart. 739 00:59:50.083 --> 00:59:52.791 Not to worry. I just popped by to see Danny. 740 00:59:52.875 --> 00:59:54.625 She's invited me for tea. 741 00:59:55.416 --> 00:59:58.583 -I'm horribly early, though. -Mrs. Danvers? 742 00:59:59.166 --> 01:00:01.416 That's why I thought I'd better hover around out here, 743 01:00:01.500 --> 01:00:03.791 otherwise I might get a smack on the wrist. 744 01:00:05.125 --> 01:00:07.166 [horse neighing] 745 01:00:10.500 --> 01:00:13.416 Mr. Favell? Where are you going? 746 01:00:13.500 --> 01:00:15.708 -[horse neighing] -[Favell] Charlie, come on. 747 01:00:15.791 --> 01:00:17.625 -Excuse me, Mr. Favell! -[Charlie] Coming, sir. 748 01:00:17.708 --> 01:00:18.708 [horse neighing] 749 01:00:19.291 --> 01:00:20.958 Phillippa! Come on in, Charlie. 750 01:00:21.041 --> 01:00:23.833 -[Charlie] Whoa, whoa, whoa. Stand down. -[neighing] 751 01:00:23.916 --> 01:00:25.416 -[Favell] Easy, Starlight. -Steady. 752 01:00:26.000 --> 01:00:28.916 [Favell chuckling] You've too much energy. They've been neglecting you. 753 01:00:29.000 --> 01:00:30.041 That's not a surprise. 754 01:00:30.625 --> 01:00:33.583 Rebecca was the only one who could handle you, wasn't she, old boy? 755 01:00:33.666 --> 01:00:34.500 Yes. 756 01:00:35.291 --> 01:00:36.458 You knew Rebecca? 757 01:00:38.500 --> 01:00:41.000 She's my cousin. Was. 758 01:00:43.583 --> 01:00:44.416 [Charlie] That's it. 759 01:00:45.125 --> 01:00:46.875 Let's take one of the horses out for a turn. 760 01:00:46.958 --> 01:00:49.791 Oh, no. I really... I don't know how. 761 01:00:49.875 --> 01:00:53.833 Well, I can teach you. Or have you something better to be doing? 762 01:00:54.541 --> 01:00:56.666 -How do I-- -On three, swing your leg over. 763 01:00:56.750 --> 01:00:58.125 -Ready? -[Mrs. de Winter] Do you-- 764 01:00:58.208 --> 01:00:59.541 [Favell] One, two, three. 765 01:01:00.375 --> 01:01:01.208 [grunts] 766 01:01:01.291 --> 01:01:04.375 -Can you give me a stirrup? All right. -All right. 767 01:01:04.458 --> 01:01:05.541 [gasps] Are you... 768 01:01:07.708 --> 01:01:10.375 -We won't go too fast. [clicks tongue] -[horse snorts] 769 01:01:15.666 --> 01:01:16.791 [Favell] That's it. 770 01:01:19.750 --> 01:01:20.875 How do you feel? 771 01:01:24.250 --> 01:01:27.000 -Right, now you take the reins. -Oh, all right. 772 01:01:27.583 --> 01:01:29.166 -Be nice and loose. -Yeah. 773 01:01:29.250 --> 01:01:31.791 And low. That's it. 774 01:01:31.875 --> 01:01:33.791 -Got it. -Right here on your lap. 775 01:01:34.625 --> 01:01:37.625 Now, very important. Squeeze the thighs. 776 01:01:38.458 --> 01:01:41.083 -Let the beast know you're there. -Mmm-hmm. 777 01:01:41.166 --> 01:01:43.500 You're gonna be wickedly sore this evening. 778 01:01:44.041 --> 01:01:46.125 -Now just move with me. Ready? -Mmm-hmm. 779 01:01:46.208 --> 01:01:47.208 All right. [clicks tongue] 780 01:01:47.291 --> 01:01:49.416 [Mrs. de Winter laughs] 781 01:01:50.541 --> 01:01:52.250 [Favell] Darling, may I ask you something? 782 01:01:52.916 --> 01:01:55.666 Has Max ever talked to you about the accident? 783 01:01:58.458 --> 01:02:01.541 And he never mentioned Rebecca's trip to London that day? 784 01:02:02.833 --> 01:02:03.833 No. 785 01:02:05.166 --> 01:02:07.083 No, he won't speak of it at all. 786 01:02:10.000 --> 01:02:14.666 So, you don't know if he saw her when she got back that night, 787 01:02:16.041 --> 01:02:17.583 before she took the boat out? 788 01:02:18.708 --> 01:02:19.708 No. 789 01:02:20.708 --> 01:02:21.541 [Favell] Hmm. 790 01:02:25.875 --> 01:02:28.333 There's something she wanted to tell me. 791 01:02:29.250 --> 01:02:30.791 Something very important. 792 01:02:34.750 --> 01:02:36.750 And not knowing what it was... 793 01:02:37.541 --> 01:02:38.375 [sighs] 794 01:02:39.875 --> 01:02:41.791 That's really been a hard thing. 795 01:02:45.916 --> 01:02:48.583 I'm not doing my roguish image any good, am I? 796 01:02:51.375 --> 01:02:53.458 You should come back and ask Maxim. 797 01:02:53.958 --> 01:02:54.916 Well, I would. 798 01:02:57.958 --> 01:03:00.250 But I'm afraid I'm a little bit banned from visiting. 799 01:03:01.750 --> 01:03:05.166 In fact, it's best if you don't mention my being here at all today. 800 01:03:05.250 --> 01:03:07.750 I... I thought you were friends. 801 01:03:08.666 --> 01:03:09.750 Not really, no. 802 01:03:13.625 --> 01:03:16.875 And I would hate for either one of us 803 01:03:17.666 --> 01:03:20.708 to be on the receiving end of that famous temper of his. 804 01:03:20.791 --> 01:03:22.333 I don't know what you're talking about. 805 01:03:24.875 --> 01:03:27.000 Well, it is still early days. 806 01:03:32.000 --> 01:03:35.500 Well, I better not keep Danny waiting. You know how she is. 807 01:03:43.583 --> 01:03:44.416 [sighs] 808 01:03:48.916 --> 01:03:50.666 [staff chatting and laughing] 809 01:04:06.416 --> 01:04:07.791 Why did you invite him? 810 01:04:10.041 --> 01:04:11.000 Jack Favell. 811 01:04:12.000 --> 01:04:13.458 You asked him for tea, 812 01:04:14.041 --> 01:04:17.625 knowing full well Mr. de Winter has banned him from the property. 813 01:04:18.333 --> 01:04:20.375 There must be some mistake, madam. 814 01:04:21.041 --> 01:04:23.958 I haven't seen Mr. Favell for over a year. 815 01:04:55.708 --> 01:04:56.625 [Maxim] Hello, Frith. 816 01:04:56.708 --> 01:05:00.166 [Frith whispers] Hello, sir. Mr. Favell has made an unannounced visit. 817 01:05:05.041 --> 01:05:07.000 [Mrs. de Winter] I don't care what she told Frith! 818 01:05:07.083 --> 01:05:10.166 [shakily] Mr. Favell told me that she invited him here. 819 01:05:10.250 --> 01:05:13.750 And I suppose Mrs. Danvers forced you to go riding with him, did she? 820 01:05:13.833 --> 01:05:15.166 No, I can explain! 821 01:05:15.250 --> 01:05:18.000 -Explain what? -I was going to tell you, I was. 822 01:05:18.083 --> 01:05:21.541 Want to tell me how you dragged him down to the boathouse? 823 01:05:23.041 --> 01:05:26.166 Parade your fancy new night clothes for him? 824 01:05:26.250 --> 01:05:27.916 [crying] How could you even think that? 825 01:05:28.500 --> 01:05:33.250 I'd never have let him on the property if I'd known it would upset you, Maxim. 826 01:05:33.916 --> 01:05:36.625 Please. I love you. 827 01:05:40.625 --> 01:05:41.791 Oh, do you? 828 01:05:42.375 --> 01:05:44.166 Mrs. Danvers invited him here. 829 01:05:44.250 --> 01:05:47.208 [loudly] I don't wanna hear another word about Danvers! 830 01:05:59.041 --> 01:06:00.333 [knocking at door] 831 01:06:11.750 --> 01:06:12.750 Come in. 832 01:06:16.541 --> 01:06:17.375 [door closes] 833 01:06:18.333 --> 01:06:19.375 Mrs. Danvers. 834 01:06:20.458 --> 01:06:22.083 I've come to give you your notice. 835 01:06:25.583 --> 01:06:27.875 Has Mr. de Winter agreed to this? 836 01:06:27.958 --> 01:06:29.333 The decision is mine. 837 01:06:35.708 --> 01:06:36.958 [Mrs. Danvers] You see... 838 01:06:38.500 --> 01:06:41.500 I looked after Rebecca when she was a little girl. 839 01:06:42.333 --> 01:06:45.333 We came here together when she was first married. 840 01:06:48.416 --> 01:06:49.750 I was her friend. 841 01:06:52.125 --> 01:06:54.083 Someone to share her secrets. 842 01:06:56.791 --> 01:06:58.583 Bond like that can't be broke. 843 01:06:59.333 --> 01:07:02.541 Can't be replaced. I was wrong to expect that from you. 844 01:07:05.583 --> 01:07:09.166 Well, you'll find another house. 845 01:07:10.458 --> 01:07:11.458 [laughs dryly] 846 01:07:12.041 --> 01:07:13.083 No. 847 01:07:13.791 --> 01:07:19.458 We women, we can either marry or go into service, 848 01:07:19.541 --> 01:07:21.958 and I'm too old for either. 849 01:07:23.625 --> 01:07:26.541 Well, we'll make sure that you're provided for. 850 01:07:26.625 --> 01:07:28.375 Oh, it's not about money. It's... 851 01:07:29.041 --> 01:07:32.916 This wasn't a job for me. Rebecca was my life. 852 01:07:36.541 --> 01:07:37.375 Yes. 853 01:07:38.083 --> 01:07:39.833 I'm sorry if I failed you. 854 01:07:39.916 --> 01:07:41.333 I didn't mean to let you down. 855 01:07:41.416 --> 01:07:44.916 It was just you seemed so set on doing things your own way. 856 01:07:46.041 --> 01:07:48.083 No. This is all very new to me. 857 01:07:48.708 --> 01:07:50.458 The house, the staff... 858 01:07:51.500 --> 01:07:56.708 I just... I think that Mr. de Winter hoped that you'd help me. 859 01:07:58.583 --> 01:08:00.416 You didn't ask for my help. 860 01:08:07.083 --> 01:08:08.083 Well... 861 01:08:10.750 --> 01:08:12.375 what if I asked for it now? 862 01:08:47.625 --> 01:08:48.916 I'm sorry. 863 01:08:50.458 --> 01:08:53.833 I was an idiot. It's not your fault. 864 01:08:56.125 --> 01:08:57.416 I know it wasn't. 865 01:09:08.416 --> 01:09:09.791 [Maxim] I'm so sorry. 866 01:09:27.750 --> 01:09:28.583 Okay. 867 01:09:33.541 --> 01:09:37.541 Very good, madam. Perfect. I'll have them printed at once. 868 01:09:37.625 --> 01:09:40.375 Oh, and we must let Voce in London know before Friday 869 01:09:40.458 --> 01:09:42.125 if you wish them to make your costume. 870 01:09:42.208 --> 01:09:45.708 [Mrs. de Winter] Yes. I'm afraid I'm drawing a bit of a blank there. 871 01:09:45.791 --> 01:09:46.750 [Mrs. Danvers] Oh. 872 01:09:47.750 --> 01:09:51.791 Well, you'll be the most important lady at the ball. 873 01:09:51.875 --> 01:09:55.375 -So, choose something with that in mind. -Yes. 874 01:09:56.541 --> 01:09:57.916 Oh, be confident. 875 01:09:58.833 --> 01:10:01.125 Let them see your natural beauty. 876 01:10:04.416 --> 01:10:05.791 [Clarice] Madam? 877 01:10:06.500 --> 01:10:08.791 If it's not too forward of me... 878 01:10:09.833 --> 01:10:13.666 Mrs. Danvers said you'd not picked out what to wear yet, and... 879 01:10:14.916 --> 01:10:16.916 I wondered if you'd want an idea. 880 01:10:18.041 --> 01:10:21.291 Yes, please, anything. Sit down. 881 01:10:21.375 --> 01:10:22.208 Um... 882 01:10:23.458 --> 01:10:26.833 Just... the old paintings in the gallery. 883 01:10:27.666 --> 01:10:30.750 I always thought they'd make the most beautiful costume. 884 01:10:31.458 --> 01:10:34.041 Especially the lady in the red dress. 885 01:10:39.958 --> 01:10:40.958 Brilliant choice. 886 01:10:42.333 --> 01:10:43.708 Clarice informed me. 887 01:10:43.791 --> 01:10:47.916 And if I may say so, one worthy of the lady of this house. 888 01:10:48.875 --> 01:10:50.875 [indistinct chatter and laughter] 889 01:10:53.375 --> 01:10:54.708 [Mrs. de Winter] I do apologize. 890 01:11:10.250 --> 01:11:11.958 [indistinct chatter] 891 01:11:23.791 --> 01:11:26.125 Right. Will you take this down to Mrs. Danvers? 892 01:11:26.208 --> 01:11:27.708 -Make sure she has everything. -Right. 893 01:11:27.791 --> 01:11:30.125 -Thank you very much. -And if you go through to the house. 894 01:11:30.208 --> 01:11:31.291 -Oh, sorry. -I'm sorry! 895 01:11:31.375 --> 01:11:33.375 -Welcome. -[Frank] Are you quite all right? 896 01:11:33.458 --> 01:11:36.041 -Yes. There's bit of a wind, Frank. -Well, yes. 897 01:11:36.125 --> 01:11:38.333 -Hope it doesn't rain. -It'll come to nothing, I'm sure. 898 01:11:38.416 --> 01:11:39.333 Oh, dear. 899 01:11:40.875 --> 01:11:42.041 [sighs] 900 01:11:51.166 --> 01:11:52.666 [thunder rumbling] 901 01:11:58.375 --> 01:12:01.833 -What? Hands off! Don't! -Can't I just see? 902 01:12:01.916 --> 01:12:04.083 No, you'll ruin the surprise. 903 01:12:04.166 --> 01:12:05.916 You know I don't like surprises. 904 01:12:06.000 --> 01:12:09.041 Well, you'll like this one. 905 01:12:09.958 --> 01:12:11.333 You won't recognize me. 906 01:12:11.875 --> 01:12:13.500 -Hmm? -[Mrs. de Winter laughs] 907 01:12:15.583 --> 01:12:16.791 I'm so proud of you. 908 01:12:21.708 --> 01:12:24.166 Now, don't you leave me down there too long. 909 01:12:24.250 --> 01:12:26.333 Then get out so I can get ready. 910 01:12:28.750 --> 01:12:30.250 [thunder rumbling] 911 01:12:34.875 --> 01:12:36.875 -[rain falling] -[indistinct chatter] 912 01:12:38.958 --> 01:12:41.000 [jazz music playing] 913 01:12:44.750 --> 01:12:47.875 ♪ Every time it rains, it rains ♪ 914 01:12:47.958 --> 01:12:50.208 ♪ Pennies from heaven ♪ 915 01:12:50.291 --> 01:12:53.208 ♪ Don't you know each cloud contains... ♪ 916 01:12:53.791 --> 01:12:55.125 -Here you go. -Oh... 917 01:12:55.916 --> 01:12:57.208 no, I couldn't. 918 01:12:57.291 --> 01:12:59.708 Don't be silly. It's all right, I won't tell anyone. 919 01:13:00.333 --> 01:13:01.500 [knocking at door] 920 01:13:02.791 --> 01:13:04.708 No, go away! You can't come in! 921 01:13:04.791 --> 01:13:06.958 The guests are arriving, ma'am. 922 01:13:07.541 --> 01:13:09.541 Oh, all right. Let's greet them. 923 01:13:10.166 --> 01:13:13.083 Please inform them madam will be down presently. 924 01:13:13.166 --> 01:13:14.208 [muffled giggling] 925 01:13:14.833 --> 01:13:15.750 Very good. 926 01:13:16.291 --> 01:13:17.666 [indistinct chatter] 927 01:13:18.583 --> 01:13:21.166 -What are you doing lurking over here? -Nothing. 928 01:13:21.250 --> 01:13:24.000 -It's just like old times, isn't it? -Mmm, it's good. 929 01:13:24.083 --> 01:13:25.125 Where's your outfit? 930 01:13:25.208 --> 01:13:27.458 -This is my outfit, Giles. -[Beatrice] It's marvelous. 931 01:13:27.541 --> 01:13:29.166 [Frank groans] Palaver! Oh, champagne. 932 01:13:29.250 --> 01:13:31.708 -Late as usual. -So, what's your excuse? 933 01:13:32.625 --> 01:13:34.500 Tree down across the drive. Had to get it moved. 934 01:13:34.583 --> 01:13:37.125 -No, no, for this. -[laughing] 935 01:13:37.208 --> 01:13:39.041 But I wear it every year, mate. 936 01:13:53.666 --> 01:13:55.958 All right. Finally. Hey, here she comes. 937 01:14:06.166 --> 01:14:07.166 [drum roll stops] 938 01:14:20.708 --> 01:14:22.041 How do you do, Mr. de Winter? 939 01:14:34.583 --> 01:14:35.500 [laughs nervously] 940 01:14:36.083 --> 01:14:37.666 Is this some kind of joke? 941 01:14:39.416 --> 01:14:42.750 Of course not. It's the painting. I thought... 942 01:14:42.833 --> 01:14:43.875 [Maxim] Go and change. 943 01:14:46.291 --> 01:14:47.791 What is it? What have I-- 944 01:14:47.875 --> 01:14:50.750 Go and change now. 945 01:14:53.125 --> 01:14:54.125 I don't understand. 946 01:14:54.208 --> 01:14:56.333 -What have I done wrong? -I said now! 947 01:15:01.791 --> 01:15:02.625 [sobs] 948 01:15:08.000 --> 01:15:09.375 [Mrs. de Winter crying] 949 01:15:09.958 --> 01:15:13.583 I'm sorry. Please, madam, I never knew. 950 01:15:13.666 --> 01:15:15.750 It was Mrs. Danvers' idea. 951 01:15:24.458 --> 01:15:27.250 Rebecca wore this before, didn't she? 952 01:15:27.333 --> 01:15:33.291 [crying] Mrs. Danvers said he'd be so pleased and you'd be so pleased. 953 01:15:40.625 --> 01:15:41.458 Hold that. 954 01:15:43.791 --> 01:15:47.041 -That's most unfortunate. -It was uncanny, wasn't it? 955 01:15:51.625 --> 01:15:52.500 [sighs] 956 01:15:54.958 --> 01:15:58.291 -No, I can't. -Oh, bosh! Darling, you have to. 957 01:15:59.166 --> 01:16:00.000 No. 958 01:16:01.333 --> 01:16:03.125 It's not as bad as all that. 959 01:16:04.125 --> 01:16:08.333 You don't understand, I can't. Not after this. Not after what I've done. 960 01:16:08.416 --> 01:16:10.250 How were you to know? 961 01:16:10.333 --> 01:16:14.333 Now, wash your face, and I'll find you something to wear, all right? 962 01:16:15.250 --> 01:16:16.666 [voice breaking] I should've known. 963 01:16:17.250 --> 01:16:19.875 -I should never have worn it. -Pull yourself together. 964 01:16:19.958 --> 01:16:22.625 You can sit up here all night feeling sorry for yourself, 965 01:16:22.708 --> 01:16:26.750 or you can come downstairs with me and have a good old laugh about it, hmm? 966 01:16:33.583 --> 01:16:34.875 His face... 967 01:16:37.208 --> 01:16:40.291 He wouldn't have spoken like that to her. 968 01:16:41.541 --> 01:16:45.541 You're very different people, and that's nothing to be ashamed of. 969 01:16:48.125 --> 01:16:49.125 -Okay. -Come on. 970 01:16:49.208 --> 01:16:52.166 You're not on the continent. Let's have a stiff upper lip. 971 01:16:52.250 --> 01:16:54.000 -What? -Oh, yes. 972 01:16:55.583 --> 01:16:56.541 This'll do. 973 01:16:59.750 --> 01:17:01.000 I'll be all right. 974 01:17:02.083 --> 01:17:03.208 Good show. 975 01:17:05.083 --> 01:17:06.583 -I'll see you downstairs. -Yes. 976 01:17:06.666 --> 01:17:07.833 -Yes? -Yes. 977 01:17:13.416 --> 01:17:15.333 [jazz music playing] 978 01:17:17.875 --> 01:17:19.250 [indistinct chatter] 979 01:17:41.041 --> 01:17:42.875 Nothing would make me happy... 980 01:17:43.916 --> 01:17:47.000 Lord Crowan, Lady Crowan, may I present Mrs. de Winter. 981 01:17:47.083 --> 01:17:49.875 Oh, rotten luck about your frock not turning up. 982 01:17:49.958 --> 01:17:51.791 -[chuckles] Yes. -Oh, never mind. 983 01:17:51.875 --> 01:17:52.958 You look lovely, 984 01:17:53.041 --> 01:17:56.083 and far more comfortable than I am in this ridiculous getup. 985 01:17:56.166 --> 01:17:58.291 Oh, don't be silly, darling. You look divine. 986 01:18:00.166 --> 01:18:02.458 -Maxim, I-- -This whole idea was a mistake. 987 01:18:02.541 --> 01:18:04.750 I should never have brought you back here. 988 01:18:07.208 --> 01:18:09.208 [jazz music stops] 989 01:18:09.291 --> 01:18:11.291 [classical waltz music playing] 990 01:18:26.666 --> 01:18:27.791 [camera flashes] 991 01:18:52.208 --> 01:18:54.125 [indistinct singing] 992 01:19:03.166 --> 01:19:07.541 [man] There are sailors and soldiers returned from the war. 993 01:19:07.625 --> 01:19:09.625 This ain't no place for you, miss. 994 01:19:09.708 --> 01:19:14.166 Who bravely have fought in their country's cause. 995 01:19:14.750 --> 01:19:19.958 To come home, to be starved, best stayed where they was... 996 01:19:20.958 --> 01:19:22.958 [singing continues] 997 01:19:35.458 --> 01:19:37.458 [folk music playing] 998 01:19:37.916 --> 01:19:42.166 ♪ A woman is a branchy tree ♪ 999 01:19:42.250 --> 01:19:46.333 ♪ And man's a clinging vine ♪ 1000 01:19:46.416 --> 01:19:51.250 ♪ And from her branches carelessly ♪ 1001 01:19:51.333 --> 01:19:56.458 ♪ He'll take what he can find ♪ 1002 01:19:57.791 --> 01:19:59.791 [fireworks popping and booming] 1003 01:20:02.916 --> 01:20:07.541 [all chanting] Rebecca! Rebecca! Rebecca! 1004 01:20:07.625 --> 01:20:09.583 [fireworks popping] 1005 01:20:16.791 --> 01:20:18.500 [chanting fades] 1006 01:20:39.250 --> 01:20:40.458 [loudly] Maxim? 1007 01:20:46.166 --> 01:20:47.458 [breathing shakily] 1008 01:20:48.708 --> 01:20:49.625 [door closes] 1009 01:20:59.500 --> 01:21:01.083 There, do you see now? 1010 01:21:03.375 --> 01:21:04.791 You'll never replace her. 1011 01:21:04.875 --> 01:21:07.041 -You can't replace her. -You did this. 1012 01:21:09.000 --> 01:21:12.041 -You've been against me from the start. -[chuckles softly] No. 1013 01:21:12.125 --> 01:21:15.500 -I was helping you. -You tricked me. You planned this. 1014 01:21:16.083 --> 01:21:21.208 You and I both know you are nothing. You're worthless. 1015 01:21:21.291 --> 01:21:24.750 Not worthy of him and not worthy of this house. 1016 01:21:25.666 --> 01:21:28.166 [laughing] He'll never love you. 1017 01:21:28.250 --> 01:21:29.791 And why should he? 1018 01:21:31.333 --> 01:21:32.375 [sniffling] He did. 1019 01:21:32.458 --> 01:21:35.250 No, he can't love you because you're not her. 1020 01:21:36.791 --> 01:21:38.166 You should've seen her. 1021 01:21:38.250 --> 01:21:42.375 At 16 years old, on her father's horse, a huge brute, 1022 01:21:42.458 --> 01:21:44.500 but she mastered him. 1023 01:21:44.583 --> 01:21:49.416 By the time she finished with him, he was nothing but froth and blood. 1024 01:21:49.500 --> 01:21:50.625 [sobbing] 1025 01:21:51.750 --> 01:21:54.708 I've let her down, allowing you here for so long. 1026 01:21:55.916 --> 01:21:57.333 She won't stand for it. 1027 01:21:57.416 --> 01:21:59.750 "I'll see you in hell, Danny! I'll see you in hell first!" 1028 01:21:59.833 --> 01:22:03.125 [Mrs. de Winter] But Rebecca's dead! She's dead! 1029 01:22:03.833 --> 01:22:07.333 He'll leave you, he'll divorce you. And then what'll you do? 1030 01:22:07.916 --> 01:22:08.916 I'll just go. 1031 01:22:09.500 --> 01:22:12.208 You'll go? Go where? 1032 01:22:12.875 --> 01:22:14.708 You can't remarry now. 1033 01:22:15.458 --> 01:22:20.458 You certainly can't look after a house. You don't have any family to support you. 1034 01:22:20.541 --> 01:22:22.958 [Mrs. de Winter breathes deeply] 1035 01:22:26.333 --> 01:22:27.375 It's all right. 1036 01:22:28.625 --> 01:22:31.666 I know how you feel. It's not as bad as all that. 1037 01:22:33.333 --> 01:22:34.583 It'll be very quick. 1038 01:22:36.416 --> 01:22:40.125 Don't be scared. It's all for the best. 1039 01:22:41.541 --> 01:22:43.500 No one wants you here. 1040 01:22:44.750 --> 01:22:46.500 -[flare sparking] -[gasps] 1041 01:22:49.125 --> 01:22:51.041 [Maxim] Frith! Robert! Come quickly. 1042 01:22:51.125 --> 01:22:53.458 A trawler's run aground. Get the coast guard. 1043 01:22:53.541 --> 01:22:55.750 -[Frith] They're on the way, sir. -Maxim. 1044 01:23:18.625 --> 01:23:20.500 [woman] What's he doin' down there? 1045 01:23:20.583 --> 01:23:22.000 [indistinct shouting] 1046 01:23:25.000 --> 01:23:26.583 [man] Daniel, wait for me. 1047 01:23:28.416 --> 01:23:31.458 [man] Move on, now. Get up, now. That's it. 1048 01:23:31.541 --> 01:23:33.416 [man] Stand back! Coming forward! 1049 01:23:33.500 --> 01:23:34.708 [man] Diver's down there. 1050 01:23:35.458 --> 01:23:36.958 [man] Must've been something valuable. 1051 01:23:37.041 --> 01:23:38.375 [man] That's for the trawler. 1052 01:23:39.000 --> 01:23:40.958 They found somethin' else down there. 1053 01:23:45.291 --> 01:23:48.250 [man] That's it! Good lad! 1054 01:23:52.125 --> 01:23:53.791 [crowd murmuring] 1055 01:24:13.416 --> 01:24:15.916 I never said nothing. Did I? 1056 01:24:17.208 --> 01:24:18.833 She'll not come back now. 1057 01:24:18.916 --> 01:24:21.666 The fishes will have had her by now, ain't they? 1058 01:24:23.291 --> 01:24:24.458 Frank. 1059 01:24:26.250 --> 01:24:28.833 -You really shouldn't be here. -[breathing shakily] 1060 01:24:36.291 --> 01:24:39.750 [man] Don't wait there. Come on. Everybody move. Stand back. 1061 01:24:48.083 --> 01:24:51.791 [Giles] The body was found in her boat. The same color hair. 1062 01:24:52.416 --> 01:24:56.250 And the engravings on her wedding ring. There's no doubt it's her. 1063 01:24:56.333 --> 01:24:57.958 Don't be an imbecile. 1064 01:24:58.833 --> 01:25:01.916 I'm sure there's a perfectly logical explanation, hmm? 1065 01:25:02.000 --> 01:25:03.500 You don't think it's odd? 1066 01:25:03.583 --> 01:25:06.833 That your brother identified and buried the body of a stranger as his wife? 1067 01:25:06.916 --> 01:25:08.625 No, Giles, I don't. 1068 01:25:09.291 --> 01:25:12.041 If you're so concerned, go and ask Maxim yourself. 1069 01:25:12.125 --> 01:25:15.083 [Giles scoffs] I would, but no one's seen him for hours. I mean... 1070 01:25:16.791 --> 01:25:20.041 What's happened? Why were the police questioning him? 1071 01:25:22.833 --> 01:25:26.041 No. He's not been home. Why? When did they release him? 1072 01:25:27.291 --> 01:25:29.291 [Frank] ...please, do let me know when you see him. 1073 01:25:29.375 --> 01:25:33.125 Yes, of course, Frank. Thank you. 1074 01:25:33.208 --> 01:25:35.291 Don't worry. Take care of yourself. 1075 01:26:24.833 --> 01:26:26.916 [Maxim] It's over. She's won. 1076 01:26:29.208 --> 01:26:30.291 [Mrs. de Winter] Who's won? 1077 01:26:32.583 --> 01:26:33.833 Rebecca. 1078 01:26:38.250 --> 01:26:42.791 If that's her body they found, who is it you buried? 1079 01:26:44.250 --> 01:26:45.250 I don't know. 1080 01:26:46.166 --> 01:26:47.333 [Mrs. de Winter] Maxim. 1081 01:26:49.500 --> 01:26:50.500 The truth. 1082 01:26:51.875 --> 01:26:54.166 I don't know. I swear it. 1083 01:26:56.833 --> 01:26:57.916 How did she drown? 1084 01:26:59.375 --> 01:27:00.208 She didn't. 1085 01:27:00.916 --> 01:27:02.208 Don't lie to me. 1086 01:27:03.041 --> 01:27:04.458 She didn't drown. 1087 01:27:05.833 --> 01:27:06.916 She was already dead. 1088 01:27:08.375 --> 01:27:09.666 Her boat was damaged. 1089 01:27:10.791 --> 01:27:12.000 I damaged it. 1090 01:27:13.750 --> 01:27:14.916 Deliberately. 1091 01:27:19.000 --> 01:27:19.833 Oh, Maxim. 1092 01:27:21.125 --> 01:27:22.291 You didn't know her. 1093 01:27:23.541 --> 01:27:24.791 Nobody did. 1094 01:27:28.041 --> 01:27:30.208 She told me on our honeymoon how it would be. 1095 01:27:31.000 --> 01:27:32.875 How she would keep her flat in London. 1096 01:27:33.708 --> 01:27:36.958 Her parade of men. Even her own cousin. 1097 01:27:37.916 --> 01:27:38.916 Please, Maxim! 1098 01:27:40.458 --> 01:27:43.500 She relished it. Playing the part. 1099 01:27:44.208 --> 01:27:48.125 The perfect wife, knowing that I would never divorce her. 1100 01:27:48.208 --> 01:27:49.791 'Cause you loved her. 1101 01:27:52.833 --> 01:27:55.291 I hated her. 1102 01:27:58.041 --> 01:27:59.333 Hated her cruelty. 1103 01:28:01.000 --> 01:28:02.750 I hated my cowardice. 1104 01:28:04.375 --> 01:28:09.041 Knowing that I wouldn't divorce her. Knowing I could never do that to our name. 1105 01:28:16.666 --> 01:28:17.750 How did she die? 1106 01:28:18.458 --> 01:28:19.833 When she came back from London, 1107 01:28:19.916 --> 01:28:22.458 she told me she was expecting a visit from Favell. 1108 01:28:23.541 --> 01:28:25.416 When I got here, she was alone. 1109 01:28:25.500 --> 01:28:27.208 She looked different. She was pale. 1110 01:28:28.458 --> 01:28:30.416 She'd seen a doctor in London. 1111 01:28:30.500 --> 01:28:36.041 She said, "Imagine if I had a child, Max. You could never prove it wasn't yours." 1112 01:28:36.125 --> 01:28:39.041 See, it wasn't enough for her to take my pride. 1113 01:28:40.458 --> 01:28:43.833 She wanted to take my name, my home, everything. 1114 01:28:44.583 --> 01:28:48.166 And she said, "Go on, Max, do it." 1115 01:28:49.083 --> 01:28:52.041 "All you have to do is pull the trigger and you'll be free." 1116 01:28:54.375 --> 01:28:55.208 Please. 1117 01:29:05.458 --> 01:29:07.250 [breathing heavily] 1118 01:29:19.083 --> 01:29:20.791 Bullet went straight through her. 1119 01:29:21.458 --> 01:29:24.208 She didn't fall right away. She just stood there. 1120 01:29:24.916 --> 01:29:26.208 So calm. 1121 01:29:27.583 --> 01:29:28.916 Almost relieved. 1122 01:29:32.250 --> 01:29:33.583 And then she was gone. 1123 01:29:36.958 --> 01:29:39.750 All this time I thought you still loved Rebecca. 1124 01:29:50.916 --> 01:29:51.750 [gasps softly] 1125 01:30:04.666 --> 01:30:06.041 Why didn't you tell me? 1126 01:30:14.041 --> 01:30:15.250 I couldn't. 1127 01:30:18.125 --> 01:30:20.458 I was so afraid I'd have lost you. 1128 01:30:23.708 --> 01:30:25.833 Go to the police, tell them everything. 1129 01:30:26.708 --> 01:30:30.291 You didn't know. Nothing'll happen to you. 1130 01:30:33.791 --> 01:30:36.583 I understand if you want nothing more to do with me. 1131 01:30:38.041 --> 01:30:39.166 That's your choice. 1132 01:30:43.166 --> 01:30:48.000 You made a mistake... identifying the body. 1133 01:30:49.000 --> 01:30:51.000 It was the grief, the trauma. 1134 01:30:52.791 --> 01:30:55.125 Nobody knows but us. Nobody will ever know. 1135 01:30:57.541 --> 01:30:59.083 No, she hasn't won, Maxim. 1136 01:30:59.916 --> 01:31:01.000 She hasn't won. 1137 01:31:01.916 --> 01:31:03.000 We won't let her. 1138 01:31:24.958 --> 01:31:26.583 You don't have to speak to them. 1139 01:31:26.666 --> 01:31:29.333 [man] All stand for the Right Honorable James Crouch. 1140 01:31:31.458 --> 01:31:32.833 [reporters clamoring] 1141 01:31:33.500 --> 01:31:34.458 [Frank] Stand back. 1142 01:31:34.541 --> 01:31:37.125 [coroner] Order! Settle down. 1143 01:31:37.208 --> 01:31:39.458 This is the... Sit down, sir. 1144 01:31:39.541 --> 01:31:41.875 This is the coroner's inquest 1145 01:31:41.958 --> 01:31:45.000 into the discovery of the body of Rebecca de Winter. 1146 01:31:45.083 --> 01:31:48.250 This is not currently a criminal proceeding. 1147 01:31:48.333 --> 01:31:51.416 We are here only to ascertain how Mrs. de Winter died. 1148 01:31:52.250 --> 01:31:55.833 The court will now hear from Detective Welch of the Kerrith police. 1149 01:31:56.625 --> 01:31:57.541 Detective Welch. 1150 01:31:59.625 --> 01:32:02.958 The body Mr. de Winter identified last year... 1151 01:32:04.083 --> 01:32:05.083 was not his wife. 1152 01:32:06.000 --> 01:32:10.958 In fact, Rebecca de Winter's body was recovered from the cabin of her boat. 1153 01:32:11.750 --> 01:32:13.000 That troubled me. 1154 01:32:13.083 --> 01:32:15.458 As did the nature of the damage to the vessel. 1155 01:32:15.541 --> 01:32:17.291 And what was that nature? 1156 01:32:17.375 --> 01:32:19.666 We found four holes below the waterline 1157 01:32:19.750 --> 01:32:22.291 consistent with those made by a ship's gaff. 1158 01:32:23.458 --> 01:32:25.333 -Or spike. -Suggesting what? 1159 01:32:25.416 --> 01:32:27.125 That the boat was deliberately scuttled. 1160 01:32:27.208 --> 01:32:28.708 [indistinct murmuring] 1161 01:32:28.791 --> 01:32:31.166 In my opinion, Mr. Coroner, 1162 01:32:31.250 --> 01:32:34.041 this inquest can return one of only two verdicts. 1163 01:32:35.250 --> 01:32:38.541 Suicide or unlawful killing. 1164 01:32:44.916 --> 01:32:47.291 [coroner] Your wife made a trip to London the day she died. 1165 01:32:48.250 --> 01:32:49.250 It's time. 1166 01:32:49.333 --> 01:32:52.833 In your statement to the police, you say your wife seemed 1167 01:32:52.916 --> 01:32:55.958 "preoccupied and unhappy" when she returned. 1168 01:32:56.666 --> 01:32:58.833 Don't be defensive. Answer their questions calmly. 1169 01:33:00.250 --> 01:33:02.250 [coroner] What was the purpose of her trip? 1170 01:33:03.000 --> 01:33:04.041 No idea. 1171 01:33:04.125 --> 01:33:05.750 [coroner] Was it normal for your wife 1172 01:33:05.833 --> 01:33:08.291 not to discuss such matters with her husband? 1173 01:33:08.375 --> 01:33:10.666 Are you implying there were problems in my marriage? 1174 01:33:11.250 --> 01:33:14.000 I'm trying to understand how you apparently failed 1175 01:33:14.083 --> 01:33:16.208 to recognize your own wife last year. 1176 01:33:16.291 --> 01:33:19.125 She'd been two months at sea. She drifted 20 miles. 1177 01:33:19.208 --> 01:33:20.583 She was bloated, decomposing, 1178 01:33:20.666 --> 01:33:23.333 her arms ripped off,` and there was nothing left of her face. 1179 01:33:23.416 --> 01:33:24.375 [audience clamoring] 1180 01:33:24.458 --> 01:33:27.291 -[coroner] Order! Order! -[banging gavel] 1181 01:33:32.291 --> 01:33:34.208 [Maxim] I was arrogant and stupid. 1182 01:33:35.541 --> 01:33:38.375 -I lost my nerve. -[Mrs. de Winter] No, you were passionate. 1183 01:33:39.000 --> 01:33:40.166 They'll believe it. 1184 01:33:41.250 --> 01:33:43.583 Who else knows she saw a doctor in London? 1185 01:33:46.916 --> 01:33:48.333 You, me, and the doctor. 1186 01:33:49.458 --> 01:33:51.875 They're not likely to find any physical evidence. 1187 01:33:53.041 --> 01:33:54.541 Not after so long at sea. 1188 01:33:57.000 --> 01:33:58.666 The doctor is all they have. 1189 01:34:05.041 --> 01:34:08.333 I did tell Mr. Favell he wasn't welcome, but he insisted. 1190 01:34:09.125 --> 01:34:10.625 Thank you, Mrs. Danvers. 1191 01:34:12.916 --> 01:34:14.625 What the hell do you want? 1192 01:34:18.125 --> 01:34:20.166 Another whiskey and soda would be nice. 1193 01:34:21.833 --> 01:34:23.041 It's about Rebecca, 1194 01:34:23.125 --> 01:34:25.166 so you might want to send your wife off to bed. 1195 01:34:25.250 --> 01:34:28.083 I'm not going anywhere. I know all about you and Rebecca. 1196 01:34:28.791 --> 01:34:29.708 Oh, really? 1197 01:34:30.791 --> 01:34:32.708 You know all about that, do you? 1198 01:34:34.000 --> 01:34:35.833 You were close, Favell. 1199 01:34:35.916 --> 01:34:37.833 If I'd caught you here that night with her-- 1200 01:34:37.916 --> 01:34:39.208 He was never here that night. 1201 01:34:39.291 --> 01:34:40.625 But she did invite me. 1202 01:34:42.250 --> 01:34:43.500 And that's the point. 1203 01:34:44.458 --> 01:34:48.500 Suicide or foul play, that's what the chap said, wasn't it? 1204 01:34:50.208 --> 01:34:52.666 Now, inviting someone over... 1205 01:34:53.208 --> 01:34:55.666 doesn't really sound like the sort of thing one would do 1206 01:34:55.750 --> 01:34:58.375 if one was planning to end it all, does it? 1207 01:34:59.916 --> 01:35:03.208 And that's what's been driving me mad this last year. 1208 01:35:04.708 --> 01:35:06.708 But it's beginning to make sense. 1209 01:35:08.208 --> 01:35:12.250 She finally decided to leave you. Is that why you killed her? 1210 01:35:13.666 --> 01:35:17.416 You've no proof. It's your word against mine. 1211 01:35:17.500 --> 01:35:18.333 No. 1212 01:35:21.125 --> 01:35:23.208 It's your word against Rebecca's. 1213 01:35:25.708 --> 01:35:27.833 "Come to Manders when you get this. 1214 01:35:27.916 --> 01:35:29.750 I've something to tell you 1215 01:35:29.833 --> 01:35:33.791 and I want to see you as soon as possible. Rebecca." 1216 01:35:35.083 --> 01:35:36.208 [Mrs. de Winter] Let me see. 1217 01:35:37.333 --> 01:35:39.416 -[Maxim] Get out of my house. -Don't rise to it, Maxim. 1218 01:35:39.500 --> 01:35:41.541 [chuckling] Yes. Don't rise to it, Max. 1219 01:35:43.291 --> 01:35:45.416 I only came by to thank you, really. 1220 01:35:46.291 --> 01:35:49.125 You've been so generous over the years, 1221 01:35:49.208 --> 01:35:51.916 sharing your wife with so many of us chaps. 1222 01:35:53.250 --> 01:35:56.416 Actually, I wondered if I might try my luck with the new one. 1223 01:35:59.291 --> 01:36:01.541 [Favell] There's that temper I told you about. 1224 01:36:02.541 --> 01:36:03.958 How much do you want? 1225 01:36:06.375 --> 01:36:08.750 She's cleverer than she looks, this one, isn't she? 1226 01:36:10.833 --> 01:36:12.208 Seems to be a spot of blood. 1227 01:36:13.250 --> 01:36:14.208 Oh, dearie me. 1228 01:36:17.750 --> 01:36:18.583 [groans] 1229 01:36:21.083 --> 01:36:22.333 She's right, though. 1230 01:36:23.750 --> 01:36:25.333 I'm not a rich man, Max. 1231 01:36:27.208 --> 01:36:28.916 Well, I'm too fond of gambling for that, 1232 01:36:29.000 --> 01:36:33.125 but I do have a certain lifestyle that I've come to enjoy. 1233 01:36:35.750 --> 01:36:37.958 I imagine I could get by on around... 1234 01:36:39.791 --> 01:36:42.250 £10,000 for the note 1235 01:36:42.333 --> 01:36:45.416 and my silence when I take the stand tomorrow. 1236 01:36:45.500 --> 01:36:47.125 This is blackmail. 1237 01:36:47.208 --> 01:36:49.583 -What are you doing? -Calling the police. 1238 01:36:49.666 --> 01:36:52.041 [Favell chuckles] Yeah. Call the police. 1239 01:36:54.458 --> 01:36:56.000 Might even put us in the same cell. 1240 01:36:57.583 --> 01:36:58.666 Not for long, though. 1241 01:36:59.458 --> 01:37:02.000 I imagine you're looking at the noose, Maxim. 1242 01:37:09.250 --> 01:37:11.458 [coroner] At Inspector Welch's request, 1243 01:37:11.541 --> 01:37:14.125 there's a change to this morning's proceedings. 1244 01:37:14.208 --> 01:37:15.791 We shall now hear 1245 01:37:15.875 --> 01:37:19.125 from the de Winters' housekeeper, Mrs. Danvers. 1246 01:37:27.000 --> 01:37:28.958 [Welch] Safe to say not much occurs at Manderley 1247 01:37:29.041 --> 01:37:31.625 without your knowledge or say-so, would I be right? 1248 01:37:31.708 --> 01:37:34.791 I ensure the smooth running of the house. 1249 01:37:35.375 --> 01:37:37.083 [Welch] Which is how you came to be aware 1250 01:37:37.166 --> 01:37:40.166 of the late Mrs. de Winter's relationship with Mr. Favell. 1251 01:37:41.041 --> 01:37:43.375 [Mrs. Danvers] Well, I was aware they were, um, intimate. 1252 01:37:43.458 --> 01:37:45.541 But my lady's private affairs were her own. 1253 01:37:45.625 --> 01:37:46.916 [Welch] So they should be. 1254 01:37:47.000 --> 01:37:49.166 But since these circumstances are far from normal, 1255 01:37:49.250 --> 01:37:52.666 perhaps you'd share with the court what you told me last night. 1256 01:37:53.791 --> 01:37:56.375 I learned of a note addressed to Mr. Favell. 1257 01:37:57.166 --> 01:37:59.875 I urged him to share that note with you. 1258 01:37:59.958 --> 01:38:04.000 A note Mr. de Winter seemed keen to keep from this court. 1259 01:38:04.083 --> 01:38:05.083 [Mrs. Danvers] Yes. 1260 01:38:05.875 --> 01:38:10.750 The note was inviting Mr. Favell to join Mrs. de Winter at the house... 1261 01:38:12.000 --> 01:38:13.666 the night my lady died. 1262 01:38:14.333 --> 01:38:19.500 Mr. de Winter offered money in exchange for that note. 1263 01:38:19.583 --> 01:38:21.666 [Welch] The note was from Rebecca de Winter. 1264 01:38:21.750 --> 01:38:22.750 [Mrs. Danvers] It was. 1265 01:38:23.416 --> 01:38:26.208 She wrote she had urgent news to share with him. 1266 01:38:27.041 --> 01:38:32.250 And how much was Mr. Favell offered? 1267 01:38:32.833 --> 01:38:34.458 £10,000. 1268 01:38:34.541 --> 01:38:36.333 [audience murmuring] 1269 01:38:40.250 --> 01:38:41.250 [Welch] A check... 1270 01:38:42.708 --> 01:38:47.458 written by Mr. de Winter... in exchange for the note. 1271 01:38:47.541 --> 01:38:49.458 Where does it say that? All you have is a check. 1272 01:38:49.541 --> 01:38:52.041 -Nothing to say what it's for. -[coroner] Order! Madam, order. 1273 01:38:53.083 --> 01:38:58.291 Mrs. Danvers, do you think it's likely Rebecca de Winter drowned herself? 1274 01:38:59.208 --> 01:39:00.791 [Mrs. Danvers] No, sir. I do not. 1275 01:39:00.875 --> 01:39:04.166 In the weeks, uh, leading up to her death, 1276 01:39:04.250 --> 01:39:09.666 she had become fatigued and was feeling sick. 1277 01:39:10.791 --> 01:39:14.541 And she asked me to let out the waistband in her trousers. 1278 01:39:14.625 --> 01:39:17.291 Her belly was growing. 1279 01:39:22.083 --> 01:39:24.750 Mrs. de Winter went to London the day she died. Did she say why? 1280 01:39:25.250 --> 01:39:26.416 -[Mrs. Danvers] No. -Odd. 1281 01:39:26.500 --> 01:39:29.708 It must've been something deeply personal for her to have kept that from me. 1282 01:39:29.791 --> 01:39:32.291 Like, say, an appointment with her doctor. 1283 01:39:32.375 --> 01:39:35.333 Not her family doctor, as you might expect, but someone discreet. 1284 01:39:37.000 --> 01:39:38.500 Away from prying eyes 1285 01:39:38.583 --> 01:39:42.000 as if news of her condition was something she wished to keep private. 1286 01:39:42.083 --> 01:39:47.333 A wish to share only with her lover, Jack Favell. 1287 01:39:48.166 --> 01:39:52.000 You murdering bastard. [loudly] You're a murdering bastard! 1288 01:39:52.083 --> 01:39:54.583 With my child! I hope they hang you. 1289 01:39:54.666 --> 01:39:57.250 I hope they hang you! You murdered Rebecca! 1290 01:39:57.333 --> 01:39:58.833 Only two possible verdicts. 1291 01:39:58.916 --> 01:40:02.708 I hope you agree, sir, that there's no motive at all for suicide. 1292 01:40:02.791 --> 01:40:05.583 But a clear one for murder. 1293 01:40:05.666 --> 01:40:09.625 [coroner] This inquest is suspended pending a criminal investigation. 1294 01:40:09.708 --> 01:40:12.166 Ladies and gentlemen, court is adjourned. 1295 01:40:13.416 --> 01:40:14.916 Nobody's above the law. 1296 01:40:16.166 --> 01:40:18.458 [Maxim] Get your hands off me! Get off! 1297 01:40:18.541 --> 01:40:19.833 [Welch] Mrs. Danvers. 1298 01:40:20.416 --> 01:40:22.125 Say nothing. They can't prove anything. 1299 01:40:22.208 --> 01:40:24.291 I want her appointment books, diaries, address books, 1300 01:40:24.375 --> 01:40:25.916 household finances, everything. 1301 01:40:26.000 --> 01:40:29.041 She saw that doctor sometime and she paid him. 1302 01:40:30.083 --> 01:40:32.875 Roe, start placing calls to women specialists in London. 1303 01:40:32.958 --> 01:40:34.333 [crowd clamoring] 1304 01:41:03.625 --> 01:41:05.541 [Mrs. Danvers] No. No. 1305 01:41:12.416 --> 01:41:15.541 [Frank] I'm sorry, do you have permission to search this place? 1306 01:41:26.208 --> 01:41:27.125 [tires screech] 1307 01:41:34.708 --> 01:41:36.250 Mrs. de Winter? 1308 01:41:36.333 --> 01:41:37.708 -Oh, Frank! -What? 1309 01:41:37.791 --> 01:41:39.791 I need her checks, her bank statements. 1310 01:41:39.875 --> 01:41:42.208 Anything that has the name and address of her doctor. 1311 01:41:42.291 --> 01:41:45.000 Right. Here it is. I know what you need. 1312 01:41:47.375 --> 01:41:49.583 -I need a doctor. -You need her doctor? There. 1313 01:41:52.000 --> 01:41:53.500 [Mrs. de Winter] That must be it. 1314 01:41:55.500 --> 01:41:56.583 [Mrs. Danvers] Shame on you. 1315 01:41:57.125 --> 01:41:59.625 Shame on you for taking his side. 1316 01:41:59.708 --> 01:42:02.250 I'm not taking anyone's side, Mrs. Danvers. I-- 1317 01:42:02.333 --> 01:42:06.916 And you, Frank. Licking Mr. de Winter's boots by day, 1318 01:42:07.000 --> 01:42:09.708 and pawing at the cottage door at night. 1319 01:42:09.791 --> 01:42:11.958 Sobbing like a schoolboy. 1320 01:42:13.125 --> 01:42:15.125 She despised you all. 1321 01:42:16.208 --> 01:42:19.041 The men in London, the men at the Manderley parties. 1322 01:42:19.625 --> 01:42:22.250 You were nothing but playthings for her. 1323 01:42:23.541 --> 01:42:26.833 And why shouldn't a woman amuse herself? 1324 01:42:30.458 --> 01:42:34.708 She lived her life as she pleased, my Rebecca. 1325 01:42:38.291 --> 01:42:40.458 No wonder a man had to kill her. 1326 01:42:43.000 --> 01:42:44.375 [Mrs. de Winter] It must have hurt. 1327 01:42:45.666 --> 01:42:49.583 Knowing your only friend in the world took a secret like that to her grave. 1328 01:42:53.125 --> 01:42:54.833 Pack your bags, Mrs. Danvers. 1329 01:42:55.875 --> 01:42:57.708 I expect you gone by nightfall. 1330 01:43:59.791 --> 01:44:01.250 [honking] 1331 01:44:09.166 --> 01:44:10.416 [gasps] 1332 01:44:20.041 --> 01:44:22.041 [bell tolling] 1333 01:44:44.875 --> 01:44:47.916 -Miss? -Terribly sorry, I've left my purse. 1334 01:44:48.000 --> 01:44:49.750 [butler] Who was it you saw, Miss? 1335 01:44:50.375 --> 01:44:51.666 [Mrs. de Winter] Dr. John Baker. 1336 01:44:58.166 --> 01:44:59.333 Thank you. 1337 01:45:02.791 --> 01:45:04.166 [knocking at door] 1338 01:45:05.833 --> 01:45:06.875 [butler] Wait there. 1339 01:45:16.541 --> 01:45:18.791 -[butler] Dr. Baker, sir. -[Dr. Baker] Good evening, Tas. 1340 01:45:23.541 --> 01:45:24.625 "Danvers." 1341 01:45:26.125 --> 01:45:27.125 [door opens] 1342 01:45:36.375 --> 01:45:39.166 [Dr. Baker] I see so many patients. 1343 01:45:42.041 --> 01:45:43.750 I can't remember her. 1344 01:45:43.833 --> 01:45:46.666 [Welch] Maybe it'll come back when you see her file. 1345 01:45:51.208 --> 01:45:54.375 [Dr. Baker] It would have been more convenient to read the file to begin with. 1346 01:45:57.416 --> 01:45:59.458 We'll do what we can to help. 1347 01:45:59.541 --> 01:46:02.208 Oh, no. This is not as it should be. 1348 01:46:04.166 --> 01:46:05.416 Where's she gone now? 1349 01:46:06.000 --> 01:46:06.958 [Dr. Baker] Who? 1350 01:46:08.583 --> 01:46:10.125 [butler] The young woman who was here. 1351 01:46:13.333 --> 01:46:14.666 It's not here. 1352 01:46:15.291 --> 01:46:17.041 I'll have a word with my secretary. 1353 01:46:20.708 --> 01:46:22.875 [Dr. Baker] It's possible she misplaced it. 1354 01:46:23.458 --> 01:46:27.708 This girl. Is there any way she could get out of here? 1355 01:46:34.416 --> 01:46:35.250 [door opens] 1356 01:46:36.333 --> 01:46:38.875 -[door creaking] -[Mrs. de Winter inhales sharply] 1357 01:46:58.458 --> 01:47:01.416 I read it, that's all. I haven't changed a word Dr. Baker wrote. 1358 01:47:01.500 --> 01:47:05.416 Rebecca Danvers. Yes, now I remember. Terrible thing. 1359 01:47:05.500 --> 01:47:08.333 That wasn't her real name. And she wasn't pregnant. 1360 01:47:08.416 --> 01:47:10.208 Then why would she use a false name? 1361 01:47:10.291 --> 01:47:12.666 Why would she come all the way to London 1362 01:47:12.750 --> 01:47:15.083 to make an appointment with you and not her family doctor? 1363 01:47:15.166 --> 01:47:18.208 Perhaps she wanted to spare her family the news. 1364 01:47:18.291 --> 01:47:19.958 That the baby wasn't her husband's? 1365 01:47:20.041 --> 01:47:24.041 Inspector, I am not that kind of women's specialist. 1366 01:47:24.125 --> 01:47:28.375 I'm not an obstetrician. My field is oncology. 1367 01:47:28.458 --> 01:47:31.833 I treat cancers of the reproductive system. 1368 01:47:31.916 --> 01:47:34.416 The bloating, the fatigue. They're common symptoms. 1369 01:47:36.083 --> 01:47:37.333 She had cancer. 1370 01:47:39.666 --> 01:47:41.333 There's her news for Jack Favell. 1371 01:47:41.416 --> 01:47:43.791 That doesn't prove she killed herself. 1372 01:47:43.875 --> 01:47:46.166 She wouldn't have wanted to suffer. 1373 01:47:46.250 --> 01:47:48.375 Yes, she told me as much. 1374 01:47:49.125 --> 01:47:51.750 She was very advanced by the time she was symptomatic. 1375 01:47:51.833 --> 01:47:53.250 Saw her first in April, 1376 01:47:53.333 --> 01:47:56.583 by May, it was clear she was too far gone for treatment. 1377 01:47:56.666 --> 01:48:00.500 She only had weeks and the pain would have been considerable. 1378 01:48:01.875 --> 01:48:03.000 How did she do it? 1379 01:48:05.583 --> 01:48:07.916 She took out her boat and scuttled it. 1380 01:48:09.291 --> 01:48:10.625 She drowned herself. 1381 01:48:15.791 --> 01:48:16.875 [latch drawing] 1382 01:48:17.500 --> 01:48:18.875 [keys jingling] 1383 01:48:18.958 --> 01:48:20.041 [lock turning] 1384 01:48:53.458 --> 01:48:55.125 Stroke of luck for you there, Max. 1385 01:49:04.791 --> 01:49:06.375 I bet you think you've won, don't you? 1386 01:49:08.166 --> 01:49:11.125 Well, maybe the law can't get you. I still can. 1387 01:49:12.958 --> 01:49:14.916 Is there anything else you want to say? 1388 01:49:16.083 --> 01:49:17.375 If there is, you better say it now. 1389 01:49:31.666 --> 01:49:33.875 Do you know what I hate her for most? 1390 01:49:35.458 --> 01:49:37.291 It's what she's taken from you. 1391 01:49:38.333 --> 01:49:42.750 It's gone forever. That funny, young, lost look I loved so much. 1392 01:49:44.458 --> 01:49:46.291 You're not that person anymore. 1393 01:49:46.916 --> 01:49:48.458 Don't hate her for that. 1394 01:50:32.916 --> 01:50:35.958 What's that burning? Oh, my God, that's Manderley. 1395 01:50:37.916 --> 01:50:39.916 [staff clamoring] 1396 01:50:44.541 --> 01:50:46.125 [Frith] Come on! Get away from there. 1397 01:50:46.208 --> 01:50:49.041 Get off the lawn! Go! Come on! 1398 01:50:50.791 --> 01:50:52.750 [Maxim] Get off the lawn! Frith, get off the lawn! 1399 01:50:52.833 --> 01:50:54.625 How many people are inside? Is everyone out? 1400 01:50:54.708 --> 01:50:58.083 -[Frith] I don't know, sir. -You all right? What happened, Clarice? 1401 01:50:58.166 --> 01:50:59.250 I saw her. 1402 01:50:59.333 --> 01:51:01.291 [Mrs. de Winter] What do you mean? Who did you see? 1403 01:51:01.375 --> 01:51:02.791 [Clarice] Mrs. Danvers. 1404 01:51:02.875 --> 01:51:06.000 [Maxim] Help her! Where are the hoses? 1405 01:51:06.083 --> 01:51:10.291 -Where is she? -She went to the boat house. 1406 01:51:10.375 --> 01:51:11.708 [clamoring continues] 1407 01:51:23.708 --> 01:51:26.625 [indistinct creaking and thudding] 1408 01:51:28.625 --> 01:51:30.333 [glass shattering] 1409 01:52:11.291 --> 01:52:13.000 [exclaiming] 1410 01:52:18.958 --> 01:52:21.125 [Mrs. de Winter] Mrs. Danvers! Please! 1411 01:52:22.583 --> 01:52:23.750 Please come away. 1412 01:52:25.041 --> 01:52:27.041 You asked for my help. Here it is. 1413 01:52:27.791 --> 01:52:29.500 Mrs. Danvers, please. 1414 01:52:30.500 --> 01:52:32.833 He killed the only person I loved. 1415 01:52:34.416 --> 01:52:36.000 I can't let you have Manderley. 1416 01:52:37.333 --> 01:52:38.875 It was ours, you see. 1417 01:52:40.750 --> 01:52:42.208 You don't have to do this. 1418 01:52:42.291 --> 01:52:46.750 I know you'll stand by him. But you'll never know happiness. 1419 01:52:50.250 --> 01:52:51.291 Yes, I will. 1420 01:53:25.416 --> 01:53:26.916 [grunting and muttering] 1421 01:53:27.375 --> 01:53:29.250 [gasping] 1422 01:53:33.625 --> 01:53:34.500 [panting] 1423 01:53:53.041 --> 01:53:55.750 [Mrs. de Winter] Last night, I dreamt I went to Manderley again. 1424 01:53:58.458 --> 01:54:01.208 I dreamt of Mrs. Danvers and of Rebecca. 1425 01:54:05.833 --> 01:54:10.416 But this morning I woke up and left the dead behind. 1426 01:54:12.833 --> 01:54:16.958 And as I sit before the mirror in our stuffy little room in Cairo, 1427 01:54:18.500 --> 01:54:22.000 just another stop on our quest to find a real home, 1428 01:54:24.166 --> 01:54:26.083 I can see the woman I am now. 1429 01:54:28.416 --> 01:54:31.250 And I know that I have made the right decision... 1430 01:54:34.416 --> 01:54:37.625 to save the one thing worth walking through flames for. 1431 01:54:40.708 --> 01:54:41.583 Love. 1432 01:54:43.250 --> 01:54:45.250 [upbeat music playing] 1433 01:54:58.750 --> 01:55:00.208 [waves crashing] 1434 01:55:04.583 --> 01:55:06.583 [dramatic music playing]