Rebeca

Al poco tiempo de perder a su esposa Rebeca, el aristócrata inglés Maxim De Winter conoce en Montecarlo a una joven humilde, dama de compañía de una señora americana. De Winter y la joven se casan y se van a vivir a la mansión inglesa de Manderley, residencia habitual de De Winter. Pronto la señora Winter se da cuenta de que no puede borrar en su marido el recuerdo de su difunta esposa.

• 1940National Board of Review Awards · Top Ten FilmsTop Ten Films
• 1941Academy AwardsCinematography (Black-and-White) — George Barnes
• 1941Academy AwardsActor — Laurence Olivier · nominada
• 1941Academy AwardsActress — Joan Fontaine · nominada
• 1941Academy AwardsActress in a Supporting Role — Judith Anderson · nominada
• 1941Academy AwardsArt Direction (Black-and-White) — Lyle Wheeler · nominada
• 1941Academy AwardsDirecting — Alfred Hitchcock · nominada
• 1941Academy AwardsFilm Editing — Hal C. Kern · nominada
• 1941Academy AwardsMusic (Original Score) — Franz Waxman · nominada
• 1941Academy AwardsSpecial Effects — Jack Cosgrove; Arthur Johns · nominada
• 1941Academy AwardsWriting (Screenplay) — Robert E. Sherwood; Joan Harrison · nominada
• 1941Academy AwardsOutstanding Production — Selznick International Pictures

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Ambientada en Manderley, a fictional seaside estate in Cornwall (ficticio) · Monte Carlo

• Rodada en The Culver Studios, Culver City, California — Studio production site; Culver Studios' filmography lists Rebecca (1940), and the film's production company was Selznick International Pictures, which leased the lot in this period.
• Northern California — Second unit shot background footage in Northern California; exact named places not identified in the consulted allowed sources.