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25/04/1998

BBC Two - Rebecca

Thriller. A woman finds her new husband's household obsessed with his dead first wife.

Thriller. A woman marries after a whirlwind romance, but finds the spectre of her husband's dead first wife dominates their house.

Masterful psychological thriller about a young woman who marries a rich and handsome man after a whirlwind romance but finds that his household is obsessed with the memory of his dead first wife, Rebecca. She finds the hostile behaviour of the housekeeper particularly upsetting - until she makes a discovery that shows Rebecca in a different light. 

Based on a novel by Daphne du Maurier, the film won a Best Picture Oscar.

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