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Last night,
I dreamt I went to Manderley again.
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I dreamt that where our drive once lay,
a dark and tortured jungle grew.
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Nature had come into her own
and yet the house still stood.
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Manderley.
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Secretive and silent
as it had always been.
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Risen from the dead.
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Like all dreamers, I was allowed
to pass through my memory.
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Spanning the years like a bridge.
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Back to that summer in Monte Carlo
when I knew nothing and had no prospects.
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Did you say eight?
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- Huit.
- Yes.
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- Merci. Au revoir.
- Au revoir.
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I can see
the girl I was so clearly,
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even if I no longer recognize her.
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And I wonder what my life
would have been without Mrs. Van Hopper.
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Without that job.
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Funny to think
that the course of my existence
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hung like a thread upon her curiosity.
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If it wasn't for her,
I would never have gone to Manderley...
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and would never have met you.
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Mrs. Van Hopper.
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What kept you?
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I'm sorry. I had to wait
for a package at the post office. I...
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I believe it's from your nephew.
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Oh, photographs of his honeymoon
with that ghastly girl, I imagine.
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Open it.
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- Get a table downstairs for lunch.
- Yes. One o'clock as usual?
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- Now. I've just seen Maxim de Winter.
- Oh, right.
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Still heartbroken, by the look of it.
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He's a friend of yours?
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Maxim de Winter, owner of Manderley.
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- One of the finest homes in England.
- Oh, yes.
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His wife died last year.
He's in dire need of company.
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- Have the maître d' seat him next to me.
- Oh.
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You'll have to tip.
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Honestly, with everything
I'm teaching you,
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you ought to be paying me.
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- Thank you, Mrs. Van Hopper.
- Stupid girl.
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- Bonjour.
- Mademoiselle.
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Ah! Madam Van Hopper's usual table?
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Oh, yes, thank you. Merci.
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Oh, no. Um...
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Wait, sorry. She was wondering
if a Mr. de Winter could sit with her.
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- Monsieur Maxim de Winter?
- Oui.
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It is the choice of Mr. de Winter
where he wishes to be seated.
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Oh, yes, of course.
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Merci.
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So sorry. Is that not enough?
Um, here. I've got more.
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Oh!
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God, I'm so sorry, monsieur.
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Just one moment.
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Don't do it.
I've heard he's a terrible bore.
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- Excuse me?
- This de Winter chap.
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Thank you.
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Monsieur de Winter,
please, this way.
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Des huîtres, une douzaine.
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"Des huîtres, une douzaine."
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Maxim de Winter. Well, I never.
I had no idea you were in Monte.
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You must join us.
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Edie Van Hopper.
I think you remember my nephew. Billy?
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You met him at Blenheim last fall.
Billy Whitney. He's about my height.
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He's got sandy hair
and he's got a bit of a lazy eye.
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I can't imagine how I could've forgotten.
Do give my regards to Billy.
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Oh, would you know?
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He's married,
and to the most enchanting girl.
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- Is he?
- He sent photographs.
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I'll show you. Come here.
The wedding was divine.
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I believe you,
but I prefer to lunch alone.
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- Good day, Miss Van Hopper.
- Oh, no.
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What? We're not related. She's staff.
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Well, I mean,
I guess you could call her my ward.
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Hmm, I see. Now, if you'll excuse me.
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Darling, fetch those photographs.
Mr. de Winter would love to see them.
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No, please. Don't trouble yourself.
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- It's unnecessary.
- No trouble at all!
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Not at all. Go along. Quickly.
No, no. She'll be down in a jiffy.
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This is my favorite part.
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I asked her to get the photographs,
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and she darts from the table,
and then she's gone. Doesn't come back.
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I thought, "Oh, God, don't tell me
she started sketching."
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Oh, no, she's an artist.
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Anyway, she comes running back down,
reeking of cheap rose water.
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I mean, the smell of it!
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Show me an eligible bachelor
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and I will show you a room full of women
acting like they've lost their minds.
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It's too late.
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- Sorry.
- Never mind, sit down.
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Related. I mean, imagine.
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I loved the Manderley ball.
It was just so glamorous.
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I suppose
that's all stopped since the tragedy.
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Such a shocking thing that happened.
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- How do you explain it?
- Awful.
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- He adored her!
- Mmm.
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His Rebecca.
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Morning, Mrs. Van Hopper.
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Mrs. Van Hopper?
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Are you all right?
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I'm sick.
I'm sick.
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I'm... I was sick all night.
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- Call the... call the medecin.
- Okay.
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- Call them right now. The doctor.
- All right.
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Where is the bucket? Where's the bucket?
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I'll get the bucket! Here, I've got it.
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You are waiting for madame?
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Oh, no. She's unwell.
The doctor told her to rest.
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So, it's just me today.
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It is not possible.
The terrace is for guests only.
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But I'm a lady's companion... really?
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Yes, it is not for staff.
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Monsieur? The young lady will be
joining me. Set another place, please.
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Bien sûr, Monsieur de Winter.
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No, please.
I couldn't possibly.
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It's absolutely fine.
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- We needn't talk unless we feel like it.
- Oh.
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You... you didn't have to do that.
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My motives were entirely selfish.
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This is yesterday's paper.
I've already read it.
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Thank you. It's very kind.
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- So, what is it you do for...
- I'm what's called "a lady's companion."
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If a lady has to pay for company,
that says something about the lady.
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May I take your order?
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Des huîtres, une douzaine.
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For breakfast?
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You heard her. Et encore du café.
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Bien, Monsieur de Winter. Mademoiselle.
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If it's not rude, why her?
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You would make an excellent
companion for any number of people.
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I've always wanted to travel,
so there's that, and £90 a year.
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I know that's not very much to you,
but it's a lot to me.
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I suppose you can
set a price on loneliness.
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It's odd, isn't it?
Some people seem perfectly happy alone
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while others just need someone
to pass the time with. Doesn't matter who.
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Which are you?
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Well, my parents are dead, so...
I'm used to being alone.
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Ah.
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Here comes your breakfast.
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Et voilà. Une douzaine d'huîtres.
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I've always wanted to try them, so...
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Try them before they get warm.
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Thank you so much.
I've never spoken so much in my life.
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It was very impressive.
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- And I'm sorry about the oysters, too. I...
- No, that was fine.
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Thank you very much. I...
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I haven't enjoyed myself
like that for quite a long time.
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À bientôt.
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Hello?
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- A note from the front desk.
- Merci. Madame's indisposed.
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- I'll take it to her.
- It's for you, mademoiselle.
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Merci.
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What do they want?
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Um...
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It was just the front desk, they were...
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wondering how you are.
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So how did you escape?
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I said I had a tennis lesson.
She's been on at me to improve my game.
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Sneaky.
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- So where do you want to go?
- Anywhere is fine.
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There must be
somewhere you want to see.
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Well, it's quite far.
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Good. I could use the fresh air.
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Is this
a 3.5-liter Bentley?
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It is.
How do you know so much about cars?
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Oh, my father,
he loved them.
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If I may ask,
when did your parents pass away?
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Two winters ago. Influenza.
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Well, my mother
died of influenza, and my...
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father died just four days later.
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Do you think a person
could die of a broken heart?
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- That was thoughtless of me. I'm sorry.
- No.
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It's all right.
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All part of the plan.
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EXOTIC GARDEN
PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING
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There's a cactus,
it's native to Mexico,
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and it grows to 65 feet tall.
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It lives for 200 years,
but it doesn't flower until it's 70.
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Where do you learn this stuff?
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I read about it.
Everything I know is from books.
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I haven't really experienced anything yet.
I plan to before I'm old.
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Look!
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Have you been here before?
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Years ago. On my honeymoon.
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- How did your wife...
- Please... let's not.
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Mr. de Winter.
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- Go on.
- Oh, no. I couldn't.
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Yes. Yes, you can.
You know how, don't you?
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Um, well, yes, I...
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Well, good.
As long as you didn't learn from a book.
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Will you tell me about Manderley?
I hear it's beautiful.
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It is. Yeah. Manderley,
it's more than a house. It's my life.
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It's been passed from father to son
and father to son for centuries.
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Until now, anyway.
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You see, if I die without an heir,
it goes to my sister.
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And her sons are nice boys,
but they're just not de Winters.
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There we go.
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Well, thank you
for getting us home safely.
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Don't forget your things.
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Sir, give us a hand?
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This is what I need from you.
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Would you grab that bag
and just lift at the same time?
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One, two, three.
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Put that back, please.
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Yes, of course. I'm sorry. I...
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Leave the keys with the valet. Good night.
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Good night.
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Hello.
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The nurse left an hour ago.
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The tennis coach only had
a late session free...
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and I was practicing my serve.
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A tennis lesson in the dark?
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Yes.
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Rebecca from Max.
Max from Rebecca.
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You stupid girl.
Why would I look at his personal book?
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For you. From Monsieur de Winter.
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Pour moi? Merci.
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- I'm off.
- What have you got on?
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I can see right through it.
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Oh.
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- You wearing any undergarments?
- Yes, of course.
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I'm trying to paint beautiful houses.
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Actually, you don't need
your tennis racket. All right.
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Mademoiselle.
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Merci.
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- What are you doing?
- Oh, you'll see.
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Imagine if you could
bottle a memory like scent.
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Then, whenever you wanted,
you could open it.
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It'd be like
living the moment all over again.
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And what particular moments
in your young life would you bottle?
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This week. Now. Every minute of it.
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Never forget it.
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And any memories you didn't want,
you could simply throw away.
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"Come for a drive."
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"Lunch at the Cap."
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The beach.
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But I love the coast down here.
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It's so beautiful.
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Oh, there we go!
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What are you looking at?
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- Um, well, it's...
- Let me see.
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I wouldn't if I were you.
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No...
Well, it's just as well you're not...
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- Sorry.
- That's all right.
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Come on.
Let's go for a swim.
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Come on. Come on!
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- Come in!
- No!
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- Why not?
- I don't want to!
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What are you afraid of?
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It's too cold. No, it's freezing.
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No, it's not.
It's lovely!
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I can feel it. It's freezing cold!
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- You come here!
- No. I'm gonna drink all the champagne.
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I don't care!
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God! Look
at what you're making me do.
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Oh, you're up.
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I, um...
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I'm so glad
you're feeling better. Where's the nurse?
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Dismissed.
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Took a swim, I see. After tennis?
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Yes.
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Well, go on. Dry your hair. Chop-chop.
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Are we going down for dinner?
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I am.
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You can see the concierge about
booking us on the early train tomorrow.
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And you can set about packing.
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Um, tomorrow?
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Billy is sailing for New York on Saturday.
We can catch the same boat.
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I'm sick to death of Europe.
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Don't look at me like a drowned rat.
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You'll get used to New York fast enough.
00:21:47.583 --> 00:21:49.875
Plenty of boys and excitement.
00:21:51.000 --> 00:21:52.333
All in your own class.
00:22:03.166 --> 00:22:05.791
Did you
really think people wouldn't talk?
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.
00:22:11.416 --> 00:22:14.083
It was all too sudden and tragic.
00:22:15.375 --> 00:22:18.208
Do you
honestly think he is in love with you?
00:22:19.916 --> 00:22:22.166
It was a distraction, dear. That's it.
00:22:23.666 --> 00:22:26.208
We'll go away. We'll go to New York.
00:22:27.208 --> 00:22:28.458
You'll find your way.
00:22:29.625 --> 00:22:31.000
You'll forget all about it.
00:22:32.291 --> 00:22:35.291
Trust me, you will forget all about it.
00:22:45.125 --> 00:22:46.250
Just a moment.
00:22:50.125 --> 00:22:52.875
Mrs. Van Hopper is leaving
and I have to go, too.
00:22:52.958 --> 00:22:54.958
- What are you talking about?
- Now. Today.
00:22:55.000 --> 00:22:57.166
I just wanted to say goodbye.
00:22:57.791 --> 00:22:59.083
Why haven't you told me before?
00:22:59.166 --> 00:23:01.083
Because she only decided it last night.
00:23:01.833 --> 00:23:05.041
And we're going to Paris with...
to meet her nephew.
00:23:05.125 --> 00:23:07.125
Then we go to Cherbourg
to sail to New York.
00:23:07.208 --> 00:23:11.166
All right. Listen, you mustn't cry.
Just give me a moment to think.
00:23:11.250 --> 00:23:12.250
I...
00:23:13.541 --> 00:23:16.791
I can't stay long.
She's expecting me downstairs.
00:23:20.708 --> 00:23:21.708
Come with me.
00:23:22.791 --> 00:23:23.791
What?
00:23:24.416 --> 00:23:25.416
To Manderley.
00:23:27.875 --> 00:23:30.875
What? As your secretary?
00:23:30.958 --> 00:23:32.833
No. No.
00:23:34.125 --> 00:23:35.375
As my wife.
00:23:38.000 --> 00:23:40.583
I'm asking you
to marry me, you little fool.
00:23:41.916 --> 00:23:43.541
I can't come to Manderley.
00:23:43.625 --> 00:23:46.791
Yes, you can.
You said you wanted to see the world.
00:23:46.875 --> 00:23:48.958
Manderley is the best part of it.
00:23:49.958 --> 00:23:52.916
Of course she's down there.
Where else is she?
00:23:53.000 --> 00:23:55.750
I've got to leave
in 20 minutes to catch the train.
00:23:56.500 --> 00:23:57.900
- I'll tell her.
- Do we have to go?
00:23:57.958 --> 00:24:00.250
Yes, we do.
I'm actually looking forward to this.
00:24:00.333 --> 00:24:01.958
That's exactly what I'm waiting for.
00:24:03.291 --> 00:24:04.333
Now, don't worry.
00:24:06.916 --> 00:24:08.041
Who is this now?
00:24:18.458 --> 00:24:22.208
This is the most wonderful news
I've ever heard in my life!
00:24:22.291 --> 00:24:24.142
Wait till I tell my friends,
I can't believe it!
00:24:24.166 --> 00:24:26.291
What are the plans?
I must know everything.
00:24:26.375 --> 00:24:27.291
The plans are settled.
00:24:27.375 --> 00:24:29.291
We'll marry here,
and honeymoon in Europe.
00:24:29.375 --> 00:24:31.375
And then home to Manderley.
00:24:31.458 --> 00:24:34.875
Oh, my goodness. Have you ever heard
of anything more romantic?
00:24:34.958 --> 00:24:36.208
- "Home to Manderley."
- Mmm.
00:24:36.291 --> 00:24:38.411
Oh, my goodness.
It's out of a fairy tale.
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.
00:24:43.958 --> 00:24:46.375
- Ah! Do hurry.
- You'll be fine.
00:24:46.458 --> 00:24:50.166
Yes, go along.
We have lots to talk about.
00:24:52.750 --> 00:24:56.291
Well, goodness gracious,
don't you work quickly?
00:24:57.625 --> 00:24:59.708
Have you been doing things you shouldn't?
00:25:00.541 --> 00:25:02.875
I don't know what you mean.
00:25:04.791 --> 00:25:07.500
Well, you don't have a family,
luckily, to explain it to.
00:25:08.208 --> 00:25:10.083
I wash my hands of it.
00:25:10.166 --> 00:25:12.833
Gonna have your work cut out for you
at Manderley.
00:25:12.916 --> 00:25:14.875
And, frankly,
I don't think you're up to it.
00:25:14.958 --> 00:25:17.625
- I can learn.
- Let me tell you something, honey.
00:25:20.083 --> 00:25:24.416
When you trap a man between your legs,
they don't stick around for long.
00:25:28.375 --> 00:25:30.083
Goodbye, Mrs. Van Hopper.
00:25:30.166 --> 00:25:33.250
He's only marrying you
because he doesn't want to go on living
00:25:33.333 --> 00:25:36.416
in that big old house with her ghost!
00:25:36.500 --> 00:25:37.833
I don't believe in ghosts.
00:25:59.333 --> 00:26:03.833
♪ Come, all you fair and tender girls ♪
00:26:03.916 --> 00:26:07.875
♪ That flourish in your prime ♪
00:26:07.958 --> 00:26:12.875
♪ Beware, beware, keep your garden fair ♪
00:26:13.416 --> 00:26:18.750
♪ Let no man steal your thyme ♪
00:26:18.833 --> 00:26:23.458
♪ Let no man steal your thyme ♪
00:26:25.708 --> 00:26:30.083
♪ For when your thyme is past and gone ♪
00:26:30.166 --> 00:26:34.250
♪ He'll care no more for you ♪
00:26:34.333 --> 00:26:39.333
♪ And in the place your time was waste ♪
00:26:40.875 --> 00:26:43.875
Oh, God.
I hate it when they do this.
00:26:49.750 --> 00:26:51.750
So much for keeping things quiet.
00:26:53.208 --> 00:26:55.166
You know how she is, sir.
00:26:55.250 --> 00:26:58.041
There's a way
things are done at Manderley.
00:26:59.375 --> 00:27:00.615
Darling, this is Frith.
00:27:01.041 --> 00:27:03.083
Hello.
00:27:09.333 --> 00:27:12.000
Let's do things
properly, shall we? There we go.
00:27:12.708 --> 00:27:14.708
- What are you doing?
- What? You don't like that?
00:27:14.791 --> 00:27:16.625
Up you go.
00:27:35.291 --> 00:27:37.208
Max, put me down.
00:27:44.416 --> 00:27:45.776
Oh.
00:27:48.583 --> 00:27:49.666
Mrs. Danvers.
00:27:50.791 --> 00:27:52.208
Welcome to Manderley.
00:27:53.333 --> 00:27:55.333
Hello. It's a pleasure. Oh!
00:28:02.916 --> 00:28:05.458
- Thank you. Thank you.
- Tea is ready.
00:28:08.083 --> 00:28:12.000
Danvers runs the house. Don't
worry, she's not as scary as she seems.
00:28:14.500 --> 00:28:16.375
Oh, Maxim, it's wonderful!
00:28:18.458 --> 00:28:19.541
Stop that.
00:28:21.000 --> 00:28:24.583
There he is. The wanderer returns.
Good to see you, Max.
00:28:24.666 --> 00:28:26.625
- And you, Frank.
- How was the trip?
00:28:27.250 --> 00:28:30.791
Was rather eventful, as it turns out.
00:28:30.875 --> 00:28:33.166
- Frank Crawley, Mrs. de Winter.
- It's a pleasure.
00:28:33.250 --> 00:28:34.500
Thank you. Hello.
00:28:34.583 --> 00:28:36.291
Frank's the estate manager.
00:28:36.375 --> 00:28:37.935
The place would fall apart without him.
00:28:38.000 --> 00:28:41.250
- Ah, no, no. He exaggerates.
- Ignore him.
00:28:42.083 --> 00:28:45.500
I hate to be a bore,
but I urgently need a few signatures.
00:28:46.083 --> 00:28:48.083
I'll have him back to you in a jiffy.
00:28:49.041 --> 00:28:50.500
- Shall we?
- Yes.
00:28:52.750 --> 00:28:53.916
Oh, uh...
00:28:54.000 --> 00:28:57.625
Danvers, show Mrs. de Winter the house.
Can you?
00:28:57.708 --> 00:28:59.375
Oh, that's all right. I'll wait.
00:28:59.458 --> 00:29:02.708
No, don't be silly.
Go on. I'll catch you up.
00:29:11.666 --> 00:29:14.958
The estate has been
in the family for over 300 years.
00:29:15.875 --> 00:29:17.875
It was originally a gift from Henry VIII.
00:29:20.291 --> 00:29:21.541
Extraordinary.
00:29:25.083 --> 00:29:27.642
If there are guests,
you may use the drawing room.
00:29:27.666 --> 00:29:30.583
Don't forget to tell Frith
to light the fires,
00:29:30.666 --> 00:29:35.375
but generally, Mr. de Winter prefers
to take his coffee here in the library.
00:29:36.666 --> 00:29:41.041
Glad you're here, Mrs. Danvers.
I'll never remember all this.
00:29:45.791 --> 00:29:49.500
Oh, I'm sure you won't disappoint him,
madam, if that's your concern.
00:29:50.583 --> 00:29:52.916
The de Winter family
dates back to the Tudors.
00:29:53.500 --> 00:29:55.666
And, um, who's that?
00:29:56.375 --> 00:29:59.791
That's Caroline de Winter.
Mr. de Winter's great aunt.
00:29:59.875 --> 00:30:01.355
She's very striking.
00:30:01.416 --> 00:30:05.666
Yes, and one of the first women
to qualify as a doctor in England.
00:30:07.291 --> 00:30:08.875
It's one of his favorites.
00:30:09.708 --> 00:30:11.388
Where does everyone sleep?
00:30:11.916 --> 00:30:16.041
Maids in the attic, men below stairs,
as in your other houses, I presume.
00:30:17.791 --> 00:30:20.083
Never even seen a house like this.
00:30:22.416 --> 00:30:25.083
Oh, I'm sorry.
I thought you'd been a lady's maid.
00:30:26.208 --> 00:30:28.583
The master bedroom
is now in the east wing.
00:30:44.208 --> 00:30:47.291
What a... pretty pattern.
00:30:49.083 --> 00:30:53.291
This is Clarice. She'll look after you
until your maid gets here.
00:30:53.916 --> 00:30:57.333
I don't have a maid,
but I'm sure I'll manage without one.
00:30:58.583 --> 00:31:00.708
Well, I think you'll find you need one.
00:31:01.875 --> 00:31:04.500
Perhaps Clarice could take the position.
00:31:06.375 --> 00:31:09.500
Oh! You can't see the sea from here.
00:31:09.583 --> 00:31:10.958
No, you can't.
00:31:12.250 --> 00:31:14.166
Should Mr. de Winter
ask for his old wardrobe,
00:31:14.250 --> 00:31:16.500
I'm afraid you must tell him
it wouldn't fit here.
00:31:16.583 --> 00:31:18.583
The rooms in this wing are much smaller.
00:31:19.583 --> 00:31:21.416
This wasn't his bedroom before?
00:31:21.500 --> 00:31:26.083
Oh, no. No. Mrs. de Winter's rooms
were in the west wing.
00:31:30.125 --> 00:31:33.458
Well, it's a lovely room.
Much too nice to stand empty.
00:31:34.125 --> 00:31:36.500
The guest rooms
are never empty for very long.
00:31:39.250 --> 00:31:42.625
We entertained a lot
when the late Mrs. de Winter was alive.
00:31:43.500 --> 00:31:45.500
The Manderley ball was quite an event.
00:31:47.541 --> 00:31:49.208
I'll leave you with Clarice.
00:31:57.833 --> 00:31:59.500
Ask me a question.
00:32:01.708 --> 00:32:03.041
What sort of question?
00:32:04.458 --> 00:32:06.166
Anything.
00:32:08.166 --> 00:32:10.041
I have no secrets from you.
00:32:11.375 --> 00:32:14.708
Don't you think that's how it should be
now that we're married?
00:32:15.500 --> 00:32:17.916
All marriages have their secrets.
00:32:22.041 --> 00:32:26.333
You can talk to me about her...
if you want.
00:32:37.000 --> 00:32:38.208
Good night, darling.
00:33:46.875 --> 00:33:48.125
Maxim?
00:34:28.416 --> 00:34:29.958
Leave him.
00:34:31.125 --> 00:34:33.125
It's dangerous to wake a sleepwalker.
00:35:49.750 --> 00:35:53.458
And nothing to worry about,
but the stables will need reroofing
00:35:53.541 --> 00:35:55.500
because the tiles are spoiled...
00:35:55.583 --> 00:35:56.791
Hmm.
00:35:56.875 --> 00:35:58.833
- Good morning, darling.
- Good morning.
00:35:58.916 --> 00:36:00.708
- Sleep well?
- Yes, not bad.
00:36:03.500 --> 00:36:04.500
Come.
00:36:05.916 --> 00:36:08.833
- How are you settling in?
- Very well, thank you.
00:36:08.916 --> 00:36:10.041
Good. Good.
00:36:11.291 --> 00:36:14.583
I'll...
see you up there, shall I?
00:36:14.666 --> 00:36:16.583
- Won't be a sec.
- Mrs. de Winter.
00:36:16.666 --> 00:36:17.666
Oh, Mr. Crawley.
00:36:19.166 --> 00:36:21.000
Frank. It's Frank.
00:36:24.375 --> 00:36:25.535
I should have got up earlier.
00:36:25.583 --> 00:36:28.500
- We could have had breakfast together.
- Oh, that's all right.
00:36:30.791 --> 00:36:32.500
Did you know you sleepwalk?
00:36:37.208 --> 00:36:38.708
Enjoy your breakfast.
00:37:01.708 --> 00:37:04.041
Jasper!
00:37:12.000 --> 00:37:15.000
Where are you going? Jasper!
00:37:17.291 --> 00:37:19.083
Jasper, where have you gone?
00:38:24.833 --> 00:38:26.000
Ow!
00:38:58.000 --> 00:39:00.125
I'm sorry to disturb you all...
00:39:00.791 --> 00:39:02.916
Clarice, have you seen Mr. de Winter?
00:39:03.000 --> 00:39:05.458
Do you have a plaster?
I've cut my hand.
00:39:05.541 --> 00:39:06.583
Let me see.
00:39:06.666 --> 00:39:09.500
- Really, it's nothing. I'm fine.
- Oh, my. One moment.
00:39:10.916 --> 00:39:14.916
Since you're here, madam, may I have
your approval for today's menus?
00:39:15.000 --> 00:39:16.083
Oh.
00:39:17.166 --> 00:39:20.750
Yes. Good.
Very suitable. Very nice indeed.
00:39:20.833 --> 00:39:23.916
- And the sauce for the roast veal?
- Yes, that looks excellent.
00:39:24.500 --> 00:39:26.541
No, but I've left it blank, you see?
00:39:27.708 --> 00:39:30.750
Mrs. de Winter was
most particular about her sauces.
00:39:33.000 --> 00:39:34.000
Right. Well, um...
00:39:34.958 --> 00:39:35.958
Uh...
00:39:36.791 --> 00:39:39.333
We'll have whatever Mrs. de Winter
would have had.
00:39:39.416 --> 00:39:40.416
Very well, madam.
00:39:43.416 --> 00:39:45.166
- There we go.
- Thank you very much.
00:40:19.500 --> 00:40:21.541
Is everything all right, darling?
00:40:21.625 --> 00:40:26.583
I was thinking of... ordering some
new undergarments from London.
00:40:27.958 --> 00:40:30.916
Something lacy and a nightgown.
00:40:33.291 --> 00:40:36.375
When have I ever complained
about what you wear?
00:40:45.708 --> 00:40:48.041
This is nice, isn't it?
Just us.
00:40:48.125 --> 00:40:50.750
It's almost like
we're back on our honeymoon.
00:40:52.083 --> 00:40:57.291
Oh, I miss it. Don't you?
Driving, the exploring, little cafes?
00:40:58.083 --> 00:41:01.041
Seeing some funny old hotel
and just staying there.
00:41:02.166 --> 00:41:04.125
That's not real life, darling.
00:41:05.875 --> 00:41:08.083
- Jasper! Jasper!
- I'll get him.
00:41:08.166 --> 00:41:10.958
No, just leave him.
He'll find his own way back.
00:41:11.041 --> 00:41:12.791
It's so steep. What if he falls?
00:41:12.875 --> 00:41:14.166
I said leave him!
00:41:17.583 --> 00:41:18.833
Jasper!
00:41:20.541 --> 00:41:21.583
Jasper!
00:41:23.666 --> 00:41:24.875
Jasper, come here!
00:41:30.750 --> 00:41:31.583
Jasper!
00:41:40.750 --> 00:41:41.750
Jasper!
00:41:44.791 --> 00:41:46.333
Jasper, come out of there.
00:42:14.000 --> 00:42:15.166
Jasper, come here.
00:42:16.875 --> 00:42:19.291
All right, get something to tie you with.
00:42:44.750 --> 00:42:46.041
Hello?
00:42:58.333 --> 00:43:00.583
There's nothing here, silly. Hey!
00:43:17.958 --> 00:43:18.791
I'm...
00:43:18.875 --> 00:43:21.708
I didn't realize that anyone lived here.
00:43:21.791 --> 00:43:24.791
No, I don't, do I?
Live up in the keeper's cottage.
00:43:25.583 --> 00:43:27.750
I've been digging
for shells since forenoon.
00:43:28.333 --> 00:43:30.458
Oh, you've been digging for shells? Huh?
00:43:31.291 --> 00:43:32.291
Um...
00:43:32.625 --> 00:43:34.041
No. I just, I...
00:43:35.250 --> 00:43:38.541
I needed something to tie my dog with.
I'll be out of your way.
00:43:38.625 --> 00:43:40.541
- He ain't yourn.
- Oh, no.
00:43:41.166 --> 00:43:43.166
- He's Mr. de Winter's dog.
- No.
00:43:43.250 --> 00:43:44.875
That's her dog.
00:43:46.791 --> 00:43:48.833
She don't come here no more.
00:43:49.500 --> 00:43:53.458
She... she gone into the sea, ain't she?
00:43:55.083 --> 00:43:56.416
She drowned.
00:43:59.750 --> 00:44:01.250
You ain't like her.
00:44:05.416 --> 00:44:07.875
Yes. Come on, Jasper.
00:44:08.958 --> 00:44:11.208
I never said nothin', did I?
00:44:12.500 --> 00:44:14.125
Come on, Jasper. Come on.
00:44:26.500 --> 00:44:29.125
I know why you didn't want
to come down here.
00:44:31.708 --> 00:44:33.041
How am I supposed to know?
00:44:33.708 --> 00:44:36.166
How am I supposed to know anything
if you don't tell me?
00:44:36.250 --> 00:44:38.791
- That's supposed to be locked.
- Someone was in there.
00:44:39.875 --> 00:44:43.041
Probably just the keeper's son,
Ben. He's harmless enough.
00:44:43.125 --> 00:44:44.291
Maxim, I...
00:45:08.166 --> 00:45:09.875
Oh, God!
00:45:12.958 --> 00:45:15.267
- That's in Italy.
- There he is.
00:45:15.291 --> 00:45:17.875
Oh, yes.
That was just after the wedding.
00:45:20.208 --> 00:45:21.708
What a nice plain frock.
00:45:23.166 --> 00:45:26.375
Look, Max was right.
You're not at all what I expected.
00:45:27.041 --> 00:45:29.500
And you're looking better, old man.
00:45:29.583 --> 00:45:30.708
Not so drawn.
00:45:30.791 --> 00:45:32.458
- Please.
- Bosh!
00:45:32.541 --> 00:45:35.750
Everyone knows you were
a perfect wreck six months ago.
00:45:37.041 --> 00:45:39.541
Here, Granny, have you seen these?
00:45:39.625 --> 00:45:41.666
- Look, aren't they lovely?
- Ah.
00:45:41.750 --> 00:45:43.458
Goodness! Yes.
00:45:43.541 --> 00:45:45.666
So,
these were from our wedding.
00:45:46.250 --> 00:45:48.958
What's all this
I hear about you not hunting?
00:45:49.708 --> 00:45:51.333
Oh, no, I'm afraid I don't ride.
00:45:51.416 --> 00:45:54.625
Oh, but you must!
Or you'll miss out on all the fun.
00:45:54.708 --> 00:45:56.166
Come and stay. I can teach you.
00:45:56.250 --> 00:45:58.041
Finest horsewoman in the county.
00:45:58.125 --> 00:45:59.708
Do dry up, Giles.
00:45:59.791 --> 00:46:03.416
It might shock my sister
that not everyone shares her idea of fun.
00:46:03.500 --> 00:46:07.125
Whatever her idea of fun,
she certainly deserves to have some.
00:46:07.208 --> 00:46:11.375
Well, actually, I've been
thinking I might revive the ball.
00:46:14.166 --> 00:46:15.500
- Huh.
- Oh!
00:46:16.333 --> 00:46:18.666
Hmm, what a marvelous idea.
00:46:19.416 --> 00:46:21.291
That's not something we discussed.
00:46:21.875 --> 00:46:24.333
Oh,
don't be so damn miserable.
00:46:24.916 --> 00:46:26.333
You used to love it.
00:46:26.916 --> 00:46:29.458
You can hold it
in honor of your new bride.
00:46:33.541 --> 00:46:34.541
Fine.
00:46:36.000 --> 00:46:37.875
Well, that's settled, then.
00:46:37.958 --> 00:46:40.708
- To our new hostess.
- Yeah. To our new hostess.
00:46:42.208 --> 00:46:45.000
Are you staying at Manderley, dear?
00:46:45.416 --> 00:46:46.456
She lives here.
00:46:46.500 --> 00:46:49.166
- Remember, Granny?
- Granny, we introduced you.
00:46:49.250 --> 00:46:51.166
She's Maxim's wife.
00:46:52.958 --> 00:46:54.666
No, she is not.
00:47:02.000 --> 00:47:05.333
She's not Maxim's wife.
00:47:06.875 --> 00:47:10.041
What a silly notion.
00:47:10.125 --> 00:47:15.250
Uh, well, it's...
good news about the ball, uh...
00:47:15.875 --> 00:47:17.541
It's been far too long.
00:47:17.625 --> 00:47:19.583
I don't remember you.
00:47:20.250 --> 00:47:21.958
Oh, no, I...
00:47:22.625 --> 00:47:24.916
We haven't met before.
00:47:26.125 --> 00:47:29.625
- Maxim, who is this child?
- Ow!
00:47:29.708 --> 00:47:32.500
- Oh, Christ.
- All right, let's get Granny home.
00:47:32.583 --> 00:47:34.750
What have
you done with Rebecca?
00:47:34.833 --> 00:47:36.541
- Leave it.
- No, I've got it!
00:47:36.625 --> 00:47:38.465
I want to see Rebecca.
Leave me alone!
00:47:38.500 --> 00:47:42.166
She just gets a little...
it's the time of day, and the weather...
00:47:44.333 --> 00:47:47.053
- Oh, my! Get her in the car.
- I just want to...
00:47:47.125 --> 00:47:48.666
You go and talk to her.
00:47:48.750 --> 00:47:50.750
Let's get in the car, Granny. Come on.
00:47:50.833 --> 00:47:53.958
This is from the flower room.
I hope that's all right.
00:47:54.041 --> 00:47:55.761
- Thank you.
- I apologize.
00:47:55.791 --> 00:47:59.166
I'd forgotten how fond
our grandmother was of Rebecca.
00:47:59.250 --> 00:48:00.333
I'm fine.
00:48:00.416 --> 00:48:03.708
She was just
one of those bloody annoying people.
00:48:03.791 --> 00:48:09.666
Irresistible to everybody. The men, women,
children, animals.
00:48:09.750 --> 00:48:12.583
Us mere mortals couldn't hope to compete.
00:48:44.458 --> 00:48:46.375
- Sir.
- Why is he crying?
00:48:46.458 --> 00:48:49.666
Sir, one of the porcelain pieces
is missing from the morning room,
00:48:49.750 --> 00:48:52.083
and now Danvers
is calling for the boy's dismissal.
00:48:52.166 --> 00:48:53.446
- But it wasn't...
- Which piece?
00:48:53.500 --> 00:48:54.541
We're not sure, sir.
00:48:55.416 --> 00:48:56.416
Danvers!
00:48:57.333 --> 00:49:00.000
- Is everything all right?
- Yes, it's fine.
00:49:00.083 --> 00:49:02.708
Something's just gone missing
from the morning room.
00:49:02.791 --> 00:49:05.833
- Danvers!
- What is it? What's gone missing?
00:49:08.416 --> 00:49:10.541
What makes you think Robert took it?
00:49:11.500 --> 00:49:13.583
The Dresden is extremely valuable, sir.
00:49:13.666 --> 00:49:16.017
- But it wasn't me!
- That piece is worth £100.
00:49:16.041 --> 00:49:19.001
- Sir, I find it most unlikely...
- Then who, Frith?
00:49:19.666 --> 00:49:23.000
The between maid isn't allowed
in the morning room. I do it.
00:49:23.625 --> 00:49:25.750
When Mrs. de Winter
was alive, we did it together.
00:49:25.833 --> 00:49:27.833
- All Frith is saying...
- It was me.
00:49:32.041 --> 00:49:34.916
I broke it. It broke.
00:49:36.250 --> 00:49:38.083
It was an accident. It fell.
00:49:41.708 --> 00:49:43.958
Well, there we go.
00:49:44.541 --> 00:49:46.208
Robert, you're off the hook.
00:49:51.333 --> 00:49:53.041
Where are the pieces, madam?
00:49:54.625 --> 00:49:56.958
In the bureau drawer at the back.
00:49:57.833 --> 00:49:59.916
Send them to London.
See if anything can be done.
00:50:00.000 --> 00:50:01.200
Certainly, sir.
00:50:01.250 --> 00:50:04.625
And may I suggest,
should anything like this happen again,
00:50:04.708 --> 00:50:06.500
that Mrs. de Winter tell me herself.
00:50:08.125 --> 00:50:09.708
If we're all quite finished?
00:52:06.375 --> 00:52:07.375
Oh, Frank.
00:52:08.166 --> 00:52:09.166
Mrs. de Winter.
00:52:10.500 --> 00:52:12.625
I thought you'd
gone up to London with Max.
00:52:13.291 --> 00:52:14.416
He's in London?
00:52:15.000 --> 00:52:17.833
Yeah. Taking care of some paperwork.
00:52:18.875 --> 00:52:21.458
He asked me to put a padlock on.
I nearly locked you in.
00:52:23.125 --> 00:52:24.166
It's a shame.
00:52:26.000 --> 00:52:27.500
This place going to ruin.
00:52:28.791 --> 00:52:32.458
Well... no boat now.
00:52:35.083 --> 00:52:36.583
Max doesn't like to sail.
00:52:53.125 --> 00:52:54.416
Ben said she drowned.
00:52:56.250 --> 00:52:59.166
I'm sorry. I assumed you knew.
00:53:00.416 --> 00:53:02.333
- No.
- Ah, it's...
00:53:03.083 --> 00:53:04.416
It was brutal weather.
00:53:05.625 --> 00:53:08.125
Even for her. She was an excellent sailor.
00:53:08.833 --> 00:53:10.083
The boat went down.
00:53:11.583 --> 00:53:13.000
They never recovered it.
00:53:14.083 --> 00:53:17.833
She washed up
in Edgcumbe some... two months later.
00:53:18.541 --> 00:53:21.416
Two months? My God!
00:53:22.791 --> 00:53:23.791
Poor Maxim.
00:53:24.583 --> 00:53:27.916
Drove him down there myself
to identify the body.
00:53:30.166 --> 00:53:33.375
You know, you really
mustn't dwell on the past.
00:53:33.458 --> 00:53:35.958
You're so good for Max.
He's a changed man.
00:53:37.916 --> 00:53:39.666
She must have been so afraid.
00:53:41.375 --> 00:53:42.666
Out there alone.
00:53:43.875 --> 00:53:45.666
She wasn't afraid of anything.
00:53:53.166 --> 00:53:57.083
Can I ask you something, Frank?
And promise to tell me the truth.
00:53:57.166 --> 00:54:00.750
Hardly fair.
Don't know what you're gonna ask me.
00:54:02.250 --> 00:54:04.166
Was Rebecca very beautiful?
00:54:08.375 --> 00:54:09.375
Yes.
00:54:12.500 --> 00:54:14.083
Yes, I suppose she was...
00:54:15.291 --> 00:54:18.416
the most beautiful
creature I ever saw in my life.
00:55:14.125 --> 00:55:16.205
It is beautiful, isn't it?
00:55:18.041 --> 00:55:19.833
I keep it just the way it was.
00:55:21.083 --> 00:55:23.625
It's as if she'd just
gone out for a while.
00:55:24.666 --> 00:55:26.041
You startled me.
00:55:27.958 --> 00:55:29.541
This was her favorite.
00:55:32.375 --> 00:55:34.458
I laid it out for her that night.
00:55:42.583 --> 00:55:44.041
Go on, hold it.
00:55:45.625 --> 00:55:46.625
Touch it.
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."
00:55:58.833 --> 00:56:00.666
Do you see how tall she was?
00:56:04.958 --> 00:56:08.458
Hmm. She could wear
anything with a figure like hers.
00:56:11.083 --> 00:56:14.875
I'd brush her hair for her every evening.
00:56:18.250 --> 00:56:20.625
"Come on, Danny, hair drill," she'd say.
00:56:22.125 --> 00:56:23.750
I'd stand behind her...
00:56:24.875 --> 00:56:28.291
and brush away for 20 minutes at a time.
00:56:29.708 --> 00:56:32.916
That great mass of dark hair.
00:56:37.500 --> 00:56:38.750
He joined in.
00:56:40.666 --> 00:56:42.541
He loved to do that for her.
00:56:44.250 --> 00:56:47.583
They'd be dressing for dinner,
guests waiting downstairs.
00:56:47.666 --> 00:56:50.500
"Harder, Max, harder!"
00:56:50.583 --> 00:56:52.833
And he'd roar with laughter.
00:56:54.833 --> 00:56:56.791
He was always laughing back then.
00:57:02.750 --> 00:57:04.250
Does he brush your hair?
00:57:05.791 --> 00:57:06.791
No.
00:57:09.625 --> 00:57:14.791
Mrs. Danvers, does Mr. de Winter
ask you to keep the room like this?
00:57:14.875 --> 00:57:16.291
He doesn't have to.
00:57:17.375 --> 00:57:18.750
She's still here.
00:57:20.750 --> 00:57:21.833
Can you feel her?
00:57:24.125 --> 00:57:26.833
I wonder what she's thinking about you.
00:57:27.333 --> 00:57:31.416
Taking her husband and... using her name.
00:57:34.458 --> 00:57:36.750
- I'm sure she'd want him to be happy.
- Happy?
00:57:36.833 --> 00:57:38.541
No, he'll never be happy.
00:57:41.750 --> 00:57:43.541
She was the love of his life.
00:58:15.250 --> 00:58:16.250
Maxim?
00:58:32.250 --> 00:58:33.958
Good morning, madam.
00:58:34.666 --> 00:58:38.333
Oh, dear! You've been scratchin'.
00:59:15.916 --> 00:59:17.750
Have we missed ya?
00:59:22.333 --> 00:59:25.541
Hello! You must be the new Mrs. de Winter.
00:59:26.125 --> 00:59:27.916
Uh, I think there's been a mistake.
00:59:28.500 --> 00:59:31.291
- Mr. de Winter's in London.
- He's left you on your own?
00:59:32.041 --> 00:59:34.541
Isn't he afraid some bounder
might come and carry you off?
00:59:35.125 --> 00:59:37.458
I'm Jack Favell. How do you do?
00:59:41.208 --> 00:59:42.208
Um...
00:59:42.833 --> 00:59:45.250
Well, did you want to leave your card?
00:59:46.208 --> 00:59:48.500
And too polite to tell me to bugger off.
00:59:48.583 --> 00:59:50.000
You are a sweetheart.
00:59:50.083 --> 00:59:52.791
Not to worry.
I just popped by to see Danny.
00:59:52.875 --> 00:59:54.625
She's invited me for tea.
00:59:55.416 --> 00:59:58.583
- I'm horribly early, though.
- Mrs. Danvers?
00:59:59.166 --> 01:00:01.416
That's why I thought
I'd better hover around out here,
01:00:01.500 --> 01:00:03.791
otherwise I might
get a smack on the wrist.
01:00:10.500 --> 01:00:13.416
Mr. Favell? Where are you going?
01:00:13.500 --> 01:00:15.708
Charlie, come on.
01:00:15.791 --> 01:00:17.684
- Excuse me, Mr. Favell!
- Coming, sir.
01:00:19.291 --> 01:00:20.958
Phillippa! Come on in, Charlie.
01:00:21.041 --> 01:00:23.833
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Stand down.
01:00:23.916 --> 01:00:25.416
- Easy, Starlight.
- Steady.
01:00:26.000 --> 01:00:28.916
You've too much energy.
They've been neglecting you.
01:00:29.000 --> 01:00:30.041
That's not a surprise.
01:00:30.625 --> 01:00:33.583
Rebecca was the only one
who could handle you, wasn't she, old boy?
01:00:33.666 --> 01:00:34.666
Yes.
01:00:35.291 --> 01:00:36.458
You knew Rebecca?
01:00:38.500 --> 01:00:41.000
She's my cousin. Was.
01:00:43.583 --> 01:00:44.583
That's it.
01:00:45.125 --> 01:00:46.875
Let's take one of the horses
out for a turn.
01:00:46.958 --> 01:00:49.791
Oh, no. I really... I don't know how.
01:00:49.875 --> 01:00:53.833
Well, I can teach you.
Or have you something better to be doing?
01:00:54.541 --> 01:00:56.666
- How do I...
- On three, swing your leg over.
01:00:56.750 --> 01:00:58.184
- Ready?
- Do you...
01:00:58.208 --> 01:00:59.541
One, two, three.
01:01:01.291 --> 01:01:04.375
- Can you give me a stirrup? All right.
- All right.
01:01:04.458 --> 01:01:05.541
Are you...
01:01:07.708 --> 01:01:10.375
We won't go too fast.
01:01:15.666 --> 01:01:16.791
That's it.
01:01:19.750 --> 01:01:20.875
How do you feel?
01:01:24.250 --> 01:01:27.000
- Right, now you take the reins.
- Oh, all right.
01:01:27.583 --> 01:01:29.166
- Be nice and loose.
- Yeah.
01:01:29.250 --> 01:01:31.791
And low. That's it.
01:01:31.875 --> 01:01:33.791
- Got it.
- Right here on your lap.
01:01:34.625 --> 01:01:37.625
Now, very important. Squeeze the thighs.
01:01:38.458 --> 01:01:41.083
- Let the beast know you're there.
- Mmm-hmm.
01:01:41.166 --> 01:01:43.500
You're gonna be
wickedly sore this evening.
01:01:44.041 --> 01:01:46.125
- Now just move with me. Ready?
- Mmm-hmm.
01:01:46.208 --> 01:01:47.248
All right.
01:01:50.541 --> 01:01:52.250
Darling, may I ask you something?
01:01:52.916 --> 01:01:55.666
Has Max ever talked to you
about the accident?
01:01:58.458 --> 01:02:01.541
And he never mentioned
Rebecca's trip to London that day?
01:02:02.833 --> 01:02:03.833
No.
01:02:05.166 --> 01:02:07.083
No, he won't speak of it at all.
01:02:10.000 --> 01:02:14.666
So, you don't know if he saw her
when she got back that night,
01:02:16.041 --> 01:02:17.583
before she took the boat out?
01:02:18.708 --> 01:02:19.708
No.
01:02:20.708 --> 01:02:21.708
Hmm.
01:02:25.875 --> 01:02:28.333
There's something she wanted to tell me.
01:02:29.250 --> 01:02:30.791
Something very important.
01:02:34.750 --> 01:02:36.750
And not knowing what it was...
01:02:39.875 --> 01:02:41.791
That's really been a hard thing.
01:02:45.916 --> 01:02:48.583
I'm not doing
my roguish image any good, am I?
01:02:51.375 --> 01:02:53.458
You should come back and ask Maxim.
01:02:53.958 --> 01:02:54.958
Well, I would.
01:02:57.958 --> 01:03:00.250
But I'm afraid I'm a little bit banned
from visiting.
01:03:01.750 --> 01:03:05.166
In fact, it's best if you don't mention
my being here at all today.
01:03:05.250 --> 01:03:07.750
I... I thought you were friends.
01:03:08.666 --> 01:03:09.750
Not really, no.
01:03:13.625 --> 01:03:16.875
And I would hate for either one of us
01:03:17.666 --> 01:03:20.708
to be on the receiving end
of that famous temper of his.
01:03:20.791 --> 01:03:22.351
I don't know what you're talking about.
01:03:24.875 --> 01:03:27.000
Well, it is still early days.
01:03:32.000 --> 01:03:35.500
Well, I better not keep Danny waiting.
You know how she is.
01:04:06.416 --> 01:04:07.791
Why did you invite him?
01:04:10.041 --> 01:04:11.041
Jack Favell.
01:04:12.000 --> 01:04:13.458
You asked him for tea,
01:04:14.041 --> 01:04:17.625
knowing full well Mr. de Winter
has banned him from the property.
01:04:18.333 --> 01:04:20.375
There must be some mistake, madam.
01:04:21.041 --> 01:04:23.958
I haven't seen Mr. Favell for over a year.
01:04:55.708 --> 01:04:56.625
Hello, Frith.
01:04:56.708 --> 01:05:00.166
Hello, sir. Mr. Favell
has made an unannounced visit.
01:05:05.041 --> 01:05:07.001
I don't care
what she told Frith!
01:05:07.083 --> 01:05:10.166
Mr. Favell told me
that she invited him here.
01:05:10.250 --> 01:05:13.750
And I suppose Mrs. Danvers forced you
to go riding with him, did she?
01:05:13.833 --> 01:05:15.166
No, I can explain!
01:05:15.250 --> 01:05:18.000
- Explain what?
- I was going to tell you, I was.
01:05:18.083 --> 01:05:21.541
Want to tell me how you
dragged him down to the boathouse?
01:05:23.041 --> 01:05:26.166
Parade your
fancy new night clothes for him?
01:05:26.250 --> 01:05:27.916
How could you even think that?
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.
01:05:33.916 --> 01:05:36.625
Please. I love you.
01:05:40.625 --> 01:05:41.791
Oh, do you?
01:05:42.375 --> 01:05:44.166
Mrs. Danvers invited him here.
01:05:44.250 --> 01:05:47.208
I don't wanna hear
another word about Danvers!
01:06:11.750 --> 01:06:12.750
Come in.
01:06:18.333 --> 01:06:19.375
Mrs. Danvers.
01:06:20.458 --> 01:06:22.083
I've come to give you your notice.
01:06:25.583 --> 01:06:27.875
Has Mr. de Winter agreed to this?
01:06:27.958 --> 01:06:29.333
The decision is mine.
01:06:35.708 --> 01:06:36.958
You see...
01:06:38.500 --> 01:06:41.500
I looked after Rebecca
when she was a little girl.
01:06:42.333 --> 01:06:45.333
We came here together
when she was first married.
01:06:48.416 --> 01:06:49.750
I was her friend.
01:06:52.125 --> 01:06:54.083
Someone to share her secrets.
01:06:56.791 --> 01:06:58.583
Bond like that can't be broke.
01:06:59.333 --> 01:07:02.541
Can't be replaced.
I was wrong to expect that from you.
01:07:05.583 --> 01:07:09.166
Well, you'll find another house.
01:07:12.041 --> 01:07:13.083
No.
01:07:13.791 --> 01:07:19.458
We women, we can either marry
or go into service,
01:07:19.541 --> 01:07:21.958
and I'm too old for either.
01:07:23.625 --> 01:07:26.541
Well, we'll make sure
that you're provided for.
01:07:26.625 --> 01:07:28.375
Oh, it's not about money. It's...
01:07:29.041 --> 01:07:32.916
This wasn't a job for me.
Rebecca was my life.
01:07:36.541 --> 01:07:37.541
Yes.
01:07:38.083 --> 01:07:39.833
I'm sorry if I failed you.
01:07:39.916 --> 01:07:41.333
I didn't mean to let you down.
01:07:41.416 --> 01:07:44.916
It was just you seemed
so set on doing things your own way.
01:07:46.041 --> 01:07:48.083
No. This is all very new to me.
01:07:48.708 --> 01:07:50.458
The house, the staff...
01:07:51.500 --> 01:07:56.708
I just... I think that Mr. de Winter
hoped that you'd help me.
01:07:58.583 --> 01:08:00.416
You didn't ask for my help.
01:08:07.083 --> 01:08:08.083
Well...
01:08:10.750 --> 01:08:12.375
what if I asked for it now?
01:08:47.625 --> 01:08:48.916
I'm sorry.
01:08:50.458 --> 01:08:53.833
I was an idiot. It's not your fault.
01:08:56.125 --> 01:08:57.416
I know it wasn't.
01:09:08.416 --> 01:09:09.791
I'm so sorry.
01:09:27.750 --> 01:09:28.750
Okay.
01:09:33.541 --> 01:09:37.541
Very good, madam. Perfect.
I'll have them printed at once.
01:09:37.625 --> 01:09:40.375
Oh, and we must let
Voce in London know before Friday
01:09:40.458 --> 01:09:42.125
if you wish them to make your costume.
01:09:42.208 --> 01:09:45.708
Yes. I'm afraid
I'm drawing a bit of a blank there.
01:09:45.791 --> 01:09:46.791
Oh.
01:09:47.750 --> 01:09:51.791
Well, you'll be
the most important lady at the ball.
01:09:51.875 --> 01:09:55.375
- So, choose something with that in mind.
- Yes.
01:09:56.541 --> 01:09:57.916
Oh, be confident.
01:09:58.833 --> 01:10:01.125
Let them see your natural beauty.
01:10:04.416 --> 01:10:05.791
Madam?
01:10:06.500 --> 01:10:08.791
If it's not too forward of me...
01:10:09.833 --> 01:10:13.666
Mrs. Danvers said you'd
not picked out what to wear yet, and...
01:10:14.916 --> 01:10:16.916
I wondered if you'd want an idea.
01:10:18.041 --> 01:10:21.291
Yes, please, anything. Sit down.
01:10:21.375 --> 01:10:22.375
Um...
01:10:23.458 --> 01:10:26.833
Just... the old paintings in the gallery.
01:10:27.666 --> 01:10:30.750
I always thought they'd make
the most beautiful costume.
01:10:31.458 --> 01:10:34.041
Especially the lady in the red dress.
01:10:39.958 --> 01:10:40.958
Brilliant choice.
01:10:42.333 --> 01:10:43.708
Clarice informed me.
01:10:43.791 --> 01:10:47.916
And if I may say so,
one worthy of the lady of this house.
01:10:53.375 --> 01:10:54.708
I do apologize.
01:11:23.791 --> 01:11:26.125
Right. Will you take
this down to Mrs. Danvers?
01:11:26.208 --> 01:11:27.767
- Make sure she has everything.
- Right.
01:11:27.791 --> 01:11:30.151
- Thank you very much.
- And if you go through to the house.
01:11:30.208 --> 01:11:31.291
- Oh, sorry.
- I'm sorry!
01:11:31.375 --> 01:11:33.375
- Welcome.
- Are you quite all right?
01:11:33.458 --> 01:11:36.041
- Yes. There's bit of a wind, Frank.
- Well, yes.
01:11:36.125 --> 01:11:38.392
- Hope it doesn't rain.
- It'll come to nothing, I'm sure.
01:11:38.416 --> 01:11:39.416
Oh, dear.
01:11:58.375 --> 01:12:01.833
- What? Hands off! Don't!
- Can't I just see?
01:12:01.916 --> 01:12:04.083
No, you'll ruin the surprise.
01:12:04.166 --> 01:12:05.916
You know I don't like surprises.
01:12:06.000 --> 01:12:09.041
Well, you'll like this one.
01:12:09.958 --> 01:12:11.333
You won't recognize me.
01:12:11.875 --> 01:12:13.500
Hmm?
01:12:15.583 --> 01:12:16.791
I'm so proud of you.
01:12:21.708 --> 01:12:24.166
Now, don't you leave me
down there too long.
01:12:24.250 --> 01:12:26.333
Then get out so I can get ready.
01:12:44.750 --> 01:12:47.875
♪ Every time it rains, it rains ♪
01:12:47.958 --> 01:12:50.208
♪ Pennies from heaven ♪
01:12:50.291 --> 01:12:53.208
♪ Don't you know each cloud contains... ♪
01:12:53.791 --> 01:12:55.125
- Here you go.
- Oh...
01:12:55.916 --> 01:12:57.208
no, I couldn't.
01:12:57.291 --> 01:12:59.708
Don't be silly.
It's all right, I won't tell anyone.
01:13:02.791 --> 01:13:04.708
No, go away! You can't come in!
01:13:04.791 --> 01:13:06.958
The guests are arriving, ma'am.
01:13:07.541 --> 01:13:09.541
Oh, all right. Let's greet them.
01:13:10.166 --> 01:13:13.083
Please inform them
madam will be down presently.
01:13:14.833 --> 01:13:15.833
Very good.
01:13:18.583 --> 01:13:21.166
- What are you doing lurking over here?
- Nothing.
01:13:21.250 --> 01:13:24.000
- It's just like old times, isn't it?
- Mmm, it's good.
01:13:24.083 --> 01:13:25.125
Where's your outfit?
01:13:25.208 --> 01:13:27.458
- This is my outfit, Giles.
- It's marvelous.
01:13:27.541 --> 01:13:29.166
Palaver!
Oh, champagne.
01:13:29.250 --> 01:13:31.708
- Late as usual.
- So, what's your excuse?
01:13:32.625 --> 01:13:34.505
Tree down across the drive.
Had to get it moved.
01:13:34.583 --> 01:13:37.125
No, no, for this.
01:13:37.208 --> 01:13:39.041
But I wear it every year, mate.
01:13:53.666 --> 01:13:55.958
All right. Finally. Hey, here she comes.
01:14:20.708 --> 01:14:22.041
How do you do, Mr. de Winter?
01:14:36.083 --> 01:14:37.666
Is this some kind of joke?
01:14:39.416 --> 01:14:42.750
Of course not.
It's the painting. I thought...
01:14:42.833 --> 01:14:43.875
Go and change.
01:14:46.291 --> 01:14:47.791
What is it? What have I...
01:14:47.875 --> 01:14:50.750
Go and change now.
01:14:53.125 --> 01:14:54.125
I don't understand.
01:14:54.208 --> 01:14:56.333
- What have I done wrong?
- I said now!
01:15:09.958 --> 01:15:13.583
I'm sorry. Please, madam, I never knew.
01:15:13.666 --> 01:15:15.750
It was Mrs. Danvers' idea.
01:15:24.458 --> 01:15:27.250
Rebecca wore this before, didn't she?
01:15:27.333 --> 01:15:33.291
Mrs. Danvers said he'd be
so pleased and you'd be so pleased.
01:15:40.625 --> 01:15:41.625
Hold that.
01:15:43.791 --> 01:15:47.041
- That's most unfortunate.
- It was uncanny, wasn't it?
01:15:54.958 --> 01:15:58.291
- No, I can't.
- Oh, bosh! Darling, you have to.
01:15:59.166 --> 01:16:00.166
No.
01:16:01.333 --> 01:16:03.125
It's not as bad as all that.
01:16:04.125 --> 01:16:08.333
You don't understand, I can't.
Not after this. Not after what I've done.
01:16:08.416 --> 01:16:10.250
How were you to know?
01:16:10.333 --> 01:16:14.333
Now, wash your face, and I'll find you
something to wear, all right?
01:16:15.250 --> 01:16:16.666
I should've known.
01:16:17.250 --> 01:16:19.875
- I should never have worn it.
- Pull yourself together.
01:16:19.958 --> 01:16:22.625
You can sit up here all night
feeling sorry for yourself,
01:16:22.708 --> 01:16:26.750
or you can come downstairs with me
and have a good old laugh about it, hmm?
01:16:33.583 --> 01:16:34.875
His face...
01:16:37.208 --> 01:16:40.291
He wouldn't have spoken like that to her.
01:16:41.541 --> 01:16:45.541
You're very different people,
and that's nothing to be ashamed of.
01:16:48.125 --> 01:16:49.125
- Okay.
- Come on.
01:16:49.208 --> 01:16:52.166
You're not on the continent.
Let's have a stiff upper lip.
01:16:52.250 --> 01:16:54.000
- What?
- Oh, yes.
01:16:55.583 --> 01:16:56.583
This'll do.
01:16:59.750 --> 01:17:01.000
I'll be all right.
01:17:02.083 --> 01:17:03.208
Good show.
01:17:05.083 --> 01:17:06.583
- I'll see you downstairs.
- Yes.
01:17:06.666 --> 01:17:07.833
- Yes?
- Yes.
01:17:41.041 --> 01:17:42.875
Nothing would make me happy...
01:17:43.916 --> 01:17:47.000
Lord Crowan, Lady Crowan,
may I present Mrs. de Winter.
01:17:47.083 --> 01:17:49.875
Oh, rotten luck about
your frock not turning up.
01:17:49.958 --> 01:17:51.791
- Yes.
- Oh, never mind.
01:17:51.875 --> 01:17:52.958
You look lovely,
01:17:53.041 --> 01:17:56.083
and far more comfortable
than I am in this ridiculous getup.
01:17:56.166 --> 01:17:58.291
Oh, don't be silly, darling.
You look divine.
01:18:00.166 --> 01:18:02.458
- Maxim, I...
- This whole idea was a mistake.
01:18:02.541 --> 01:18:04.750
I should never have brought you back here.
01:19:03.166 --> 01:19:07.541
There are sailors and soldiers
returned from the war.
01:19:07.625 --> 01:19:09.625
This ain't no place for you, miss.
01:19:09.708 --> 01:19:14.166
Who bravely have fought
in their country's cause.
01:19:14.750 --> 01:19:19.958
To come home, to be starved,
best stayed where they was...
01:19:37.916 --> 01:19:42.166
♪ A woman is a branchy tree ♪
01:19:42.250 --> 01:19:46.333
♪ And man's a clinging vine ♪
01:19:46.416 --> 01:19:51.250
♪ And from her branches carelessly ♪
01:19:51.333 --> 01:19:56.458
♪ He'll take what he can find ♪
01:20:02.916 --> 01:20:07.541
Rebecca! Rebecca! Rebecca!
01:20:39.250 --> 01:20:40.458
Maxim?
01:20:59.500 --> 01:21:01.083
There, do you see now?
01:21:03.375 --> 01:21:04.791
You'll never replace her.
01:21:04.875 --> 01:21:07.041
- You can't replace her.
- You did this.
01:21:09.000 --> 01:21:12.041
- You've been against me from the start.
- No.
01:21:12.125 --> 01:21:15.500
- I was helping you.
- You tricked me. You planned this.
01:21:16.083 --> 01:21:21.208
You and I both know
you are nothing. You're worthless.
01:21:21.291 --> 01:21:24.750
Not worthy of him
and not worthy of this house.
01:21:25.666 --> 01:21:28.166
He'll never love you.
01:21:28.250 --> 01:21:29.791
And why should he?
01:21:31.333 --> 01:21:32.375
He did.
01:21:32.458 --> 01:21:35.250
No, he can't love you
because you're not her.
01:21:36.791 --> 01:21:38.166
You should've seen her.
01:21:38.250 --> 01:21:42.375
At 16 years old,
on her father's horse, a huge brute,
01:21:42.458 --> 01:21:44.500
but she mastered him.
01:21:44.583 --> 01:21:49.416
By the time she finished with him,
he was nothing but froth and blood.
01:21:51.750 --> 01:21:54.708
I've let her down,
allowing you here for so long.
01:21:55.916 --> 01:21:57.333
She won't stand for it.
01:21:57.416 --> 01:21:59.750
"I'll see you in hell, Danny!
I'll see you in hell first!"
01:21:59.833 --> 01:22:03.125
But Rebecca's dead!
She's dead!
01:22:03.833 --> 01:22:07.333
He'll leave you, he'll divorce you.
And then what'll you do?
01:22:07.916 --> 01:22:08.916
I'll just go.
01:22:09.500 --> 01:22:12.208
You'll go? Go where?
01:22:12.875 --> 01:22:14.708
You can't remarry now.
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.
01:22:26.333 --> 01:22:27.375
It's all right.
01:22:28.625 --> 01:22:31.666
I know how you feel.
It's not as bad as all that.
01:22:33.333 --> 01:22:34.583
It'll be very quick.
01:22:36.416 --> 01:22:40.125
Don't be scared. It's all for the best.
01:22:41.541 --> 01:22:43.500
No one wants you here.
01:22:49.125 --> 01:22:51.041
Frith! Robert! Come quickly.
01:22:51.125 --> 01:22:53.458
A trawler's run aground.
Get the coast guard.
01:22:53.541 --> 01:22:55.750
- They're on the way, sir.
- Maxim.
01:23:18.625 --> 01:23:20.500
What's he doin' down there?
01:23:25.000 --> 01:23:26.583
Daniel, wait for me.
01:23:28.416 --> 01:23:31.458
Move on, now. Get up, now.
That's it.
01:23:31.541 --> 01:23:33.416
Stand back! Coming forward!
01:23:33.500 --> 01:23:34.708
Diver's down there.
01:23:35.458 --> 01:23:36.978
Must've been something valuable.
01:23:37.041 --> 01:23:38.375
That's for the trawler.
01:23:39.000 --> 01:23:40.958
They found somethin' else down there.
01:23:45.291 --> 01:23:48.250
That's it! Good lad!
01:24:13.416 --> 01:24:15.916
I never said nothing. Did I?
01:24:17.208 --> 01:24:18.833
She'll not come back now.
01:24:18.916 --> 01:24:21.666
The fishes will have
had her by now, ain't they?
01:24:23.291 --> 01:24:24.458
Frank.
01:24:26.250 --> 01:24:28.833
You really shouldn't be here.
01:24:36.291 --> 01:24:39.750
Don't wait there. Come on.
Everybody move. Stand back.
01:24:48.083 --> 01:24:51.791
The body was found in her boat.
The same color hair.
01:24:52.416 --> 01:24:56.250
And the engravings on her wedding ring.
There's no doubt it's her.
01:24:56.333 --> 01:24:57.958
Don't be an imbecile.
01:24:58.833 --> 01:25:01.916
I'm sure there's a perfectly logical
explanation, hmm?
01:25:02.000 --> 01:25:03.500
You don't think it's odd?
01:25:03.583 --> 01:25:06.833
That your brother identified and buried
the body of a stranger as his wife?
01:25:06.916 --> 01:25:08.625
No, Giles, I don't.
01:25:09.291 --> 01:25:12.041
If you're so concerned,
go and ask Maxim yourself.
01:25:12.125 --> 01:25:15.083
I would, but no one's
seen him for hours. I mean...
01:25:16.791 --> 01:25:20.041
What's happened?
Why were the police questioning him?
01:25:22.833 --> 01:25:26.041
No. He's not been home.
Why? When did they release him?
01:25:27.291 --> 01:25:29.291
...please, do let me know
when you see him.
01:25:29.375 --> 01:25:33.125
Yes, of course, Frank. Thank you.
01:25:33.208 --> 01:25:35.291
Don't worry. Take care of yourself.
01:26:24.833 --> 01:26:26.916
It's over. She's won.
01:26:29.208 --> 01:26:30.291
Who's won?
01:26:32.583 --> 01:26:33.833
Rebecca.
01:26:38.250 --> 01:26:42.791
If that's her body they found,
who is it you buried?
01:26:44.250 --> 01:26:45.250
I don't know.
01:26:46.166 --> 01:26:47.333
Maxim.
01:26:49.500 --> 01:26:50.500
The truth.
01:26:51.875 --> 01:26:54.166
I don't know. I swear it.
01:26:56.833 --> 01:26:57.916
How did she drown?
01:26:59.375 --> 01:27:00.375
She didn't.
01:27:00.916 --> 01:27:02.208
Don't lie to me.
01:27:03.041 --> 01:27:04.458
She didn't drown.
01:27:05.833 --> 01:27:06.916
She was already dead.
01:27:08.375 --> 01:27:09.666
Her boat was damaged.
01:27:10.791 --> 01:27:12.000
I damaged it.
01:27:13.750 --> 01:27:14.916
Deliberately.
01:27:19.000 --> 01:27:20.000
Oh, Maxim.
01:27:21.125 --> 01:27:22.291
You didn't know her.
01:27:23.541 --> 01:27:24.791
Nobody did.
01:27:28.041 --> 01:27:30.208
She told me on our honeymoon
how it would be.
01:27:31.000 --> 01:27:32.875
How she would keep her flat in London.
01:27:33.708 --> 01:27:36.958
Her parade of men. Even her own cousin.
01:27:37.916 --> 01:27:38.916
Please, Maxim!
01:27:40.458 --> 01:27:43.500
She relished it. Playing the part.
01:27:44.208 --> 01:27:48.125
The perfect wife,
knowing that I would never divorce her.
01:27:48.208 --> 01:27:49.791
'Cause you loved her.
01:27:52.833 --> 01:27:55.291
I hated her.
01:27:58.041 --> 01:27:59.333
Hated her cruelty.
01:28:01.000 --> 01:28:02.750
I hated my cowardice.
01:28:04.375 --> 01:28:09.041
Knowing that I wouldn't divorce her.
Knowing I could never do that to our name.
01:28:16.666 --> 01:28:17.750
How did she die?
01:28:18.458 --> 01:28:19.833
When she came back from London,
01:28:19.916 --> 01:28:22.458
she told me
she was expecting a visit from Favell.
01:28:23.541 --> 01:28:25.416
When I got here, she was alone.
01:28:25.500 --> 01:28:27.208
She looked different. She was pale.
01:28:28.458 --> 01:28:30.416
She'd seen a doctor in London.
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."
01:28:36.125 --> 01:28:39.041
See, it wasn't enough
for her to take my pride.
01:28:40.458 --> 01:28:43.833
She wanted to take
my name, my home, everything.
01:28:44.583 --> 01:28:48.166
And she said, "Go on, Max, do it."
01:28:49.083 --> 01:28:52.041
"All you have to do is
pull the trigger and you'll be free."
01:28:54.375 --> 01:28:55.375
Please.
01:29:19.083 --> 01:29:20.791
Bullet went straight through her.
01:29:21.458 --> 01:29:24.208
She didn't fall right away.
She just stood there.
01:29:24.916 --> 01:29:26.208
So calm.
01:29:27.583 --> 01:29:28.916
Almost relieved.
01:29:32.250 --> 01:29:33.583
And then she was gone.
01:29:36.958 --> 01:29:39.750
All this time
I thought you still loved Rebecca.
01:30:04.666 --> 01:30:06.041
Why didn't you tell me?
01:30:14.041 --> 01:30:15.250
I couldn't.
01:30:18.125 --> 01:30:20.458
I was so afraid I'd have lost you.
01:30:23.708 --> 01:30:25.833
Go to the police, tell them everything.
01:30:26.708 --> 01:30:30.291
You didn't know. Nothing'll happen to you.
01:30:33.791 --> 01:30:36.583
I understand
if you want nothing more to do with me.
01:30:38.041 --> 01:30:39.166
That's your choice.
01:30:43.166 --> 01:30:48.000
You made a mistake...
identifying the body.
01:30:49.000 --> 01:30:51.000
It was the grief, the trauma.
01:30:52.791 --> 01:30:55.125
Nobody knows but us.
Nobody will ever know.
01:30:57.541 --> 01:30:59.083
No, she hasn't won, Maxim.
01:30:59.916 --> 01:31:01.000
She hasn't won.
01:31:01.916 --> 01:31:03.000
We won't let her.
01:31:24.958 --> 01:31:26.583
You don't have to speak to them.
01:31:26.666 --> 01:31:29.333
All stand
for the Right Honorable James Crouch.
01:31:33.500 --> 01:31:34.500
Stand back.
01:31:34.541 --> 01:31:37.125
Order! Settle down.
01:31:37.208 --> 01:31:39.458
This is the... Sit down, sir.
01:31:39.541 --> 01:31:41.875
This is the coroner's inquest
01:31:41.958 --> 01:31:45.000
into the discovery
of the body of Rebecca de Winter.
01:31:45.083 --> 01:31:48.250
This is not
currently a criminal proceeding.
01:31:48.333 --> 01:31:51.416
We are here
only to ascertain how Mrs. de Winter died.
01:31:52.250 --> 01:31:55.833
The court will now hear from
Detective Welch of the Kerrith police.
01:31:56.625 --> 01:31:57.625
Detective Welch.
01:31:59.625 --> 01:32:02.958
The body
Mr. de Winter identified last year...
01:32:04.083 --> 01:32:05.083
was not his wife.
01:32:06.000 --> 01:32:10.958
In fact, Rebecca de Winter's body
was recovered from the cabin of her boat.
01:32:11.750 --> 01:32:13.000
That troubled me.
01:32:13.083 --> 01:32:15.458
As did the nature
of the damage to the vessel.
01:32:15.541 --> 01:32:17.291
And what was that nature?
01:32:17.375 --> 01:32:19.666
We found four holes below the waterline
01:32:19.750 --> 01:32:22.291
consistent with those
made by a ship's gaff.
01:32:23.458 --> 01:32:25.333
- Or spike.
- Suggesting what?
01:32:25.416 --> 01:32:27.125
That the boat was deliberately scuttled.
01:32:28.791 --> 01:32:31.166
In my opinion, Mr. Coroner,
01:32:31.250 --> 01:32:34.041
this inquest can return
one of only two verdicts.
01:32:35.250 --> 01:32:38.541
Suicide or unlawful killing.
01:32:44.916 --> 01:32:47.291
Your wife made a trip
to London the day she died.
01:32:48.250 --> 01:32:49.250
It's time.
01:32:49.333 --> 01:32:52.833
In your statement to the police,
you say your wife seemed
01:32:52.916 --> 01:32:55.958
"preoccupied and unhappy"
when she returned.
01:32:56.666 --> 01:32:58.833
Don't be defensive.
Answer their questions calmly.
01:33:00.250 --> 01:33:02.250
What was the purpose
of her trip?
01:33:03.000 --> 01:33:04.041
No idea.
01:33:04.125 --> 01:33:05.750
Was it normal for your wife
01:33:05.833 --> 01:33:08.291
not to discuss such matters
with her husband?
01:33:08.375 --> 01:33:10.666
Are you implying
there were problems in my marriage?
01:33:11.250 --> 01:33:14.000
I'm trying to understand
how you apparently failed
01:33:14.083 --> 01:33:16.208
to recognize your own wife last year.
01:33:16.291 --> 01:33:19.125
She'd been two months at sea.
She drifted 20 miles.
01:33:19.208 --> 01:33:20.583
She was bloated, decomposing,
01:33:20.666 --> 01:33:23.333
her arms ripped off, `
and there was nothing left of her face.
01:33:24.458 --> 01:33:27.291
Order! Order!
01:33:32.291 --> 01:33:34.208
I was arrogant and stupid.
01:33:35.541 --> 01:33:38.375
- I lost my nerve.
- No, you were passionate.
01:33:39.000 --> 01:33:40.166
They'll believe it.
01:33:41.250 --> 01:33:43.583
Who else knows she saw a doctor in London?
01:33:46.916 --> 01:33:48.333
You, me, and the doctor.
01:33:49.458 --> 01:33:51.875
They're not likely
to find any physical evidence.
01:33:53.041 --> 01:33:54.541
Not after so long at sea.
01:33:57.000 --> 01:33:58.666
The doctor is all they have.
01:34:05.041 --> 01:34:08.333
I did tell Mr. Favell
he wasn't welcome, but he insisted.
01:34:09.125 --> 01:34:10.625
Thank you, Mrs. Danvers.
01:34:12.916 --> 01:34:14.625
What the hell do you want?
01:34:18.125 --> 01:34:20.166
Another whiskey and soda would be nice.
01:34:21.833 --> 01:34:23.041
It's about Rebecca,
01:34:23.125 --> 01:34:25.166
so you might want
to send your wife off to bed.
01:34:25.250 --> 01:34:28.083
I'm not going anywhere.
I know all about you and Rebecca.
01:34:28.791 --> 01:34:29.791
Oh, really?
01:34:30.791 --> 01:34:32.708
You know all about that, do you?
01:34:34.000 --> 01:34:35.833
You were close, Favell.
01:34:35.916 --> 01:34:37.833
If I'd caught you here
that night with her...
01:34:37.916 --> 01:34:39.208
He was never here that night.
01:34:39.291 --> 01:34:40.625
But she did invite me.
01:34:42.250 --> 01:34:43.500
And that's the point.
01:34:44.458 --> 01:34:48.500
Suicide or foul play,
that's what the chap said, wasn't it?
01:34:50.208 --> 01:34:52.666
Now, inviting someone over...
01:34:53.208 --> 01:34:55.666
doesn't really sound like
the sort of thing one would do
01:34:55.750 --> 01:34:58.375
if one was planning to end it all,
does it?
01:34:59.916 --> 01:35:03.208
And that's what's been
driving me mad this last year.
01:35:04.708 --> 01:35:06.708
But it's beginning to make sense.
01:35:08.208 --> 01:35:12.250
She finally decided to leave you.
Is that why you killed her?
01:35:13.666 --> 01:35:17.416
You've no proof.
It's your word against mine.
01:35:17.500 --> 01:35:18.500
No.
01:35:21.125 --> 01:35:23.208
It's your word against Rebecca's.
01:35:25.708 --> 01:35:27.833
"Come to Manders when you get this.
01:35:27.916 --> 01:35:29.750
I've something to tell you
01:35:29.833 --> 01:35:33.791
and I want to see you
as soon as possible. Rebecca."
01:35:35.083 --> 01:35:36.208
Let me see.
01:35:37.333 --> 01:35:39.476
- Get out of my house.
- Don't rise to it, Maxim.
01:35:39.500 --> 01:35:41.541
Yes. Don't rise to it, Max.
01:35:43.291 --> 01:35:45.416
I only came by to thank you, really.
01:35:46.291 --> 01:35:49.125
You've been so generous over the years,
01:35:49.208 --> 01:35:51.916
sharing your wife
with so many of us chaps.
01:35:53.250 --> 01:35:56.416
Actually, I wondered
if I might try my luck with the new one.
01:35:59.291 --> 01:36:01.541
There's that temper
I told you about.
01:36:02.541 --> 01:36:03.958
How much do you want?
01:36:06.375 --> 01:36:08.750
She's cleverer than she looks, this one,
isn't she?
01:36:10.833 --> 01:36:12.208
Seems to be a spot of blood.
01:36:13.250 --> 01:36:14.250
Oh, dearie me.
01:36:21.083 --> 01:36:22.333
She's right, though.
01:36:23.750 --> 01:36:25.333
I'm not a rich man, Max.
01:36:27.208 --> 01:36:28.916
Well, I'm too fond of gambling for that,
01:36:29.000 --> 01:36:33.125
but I do have a certain lifestyle
that I've come to enjoy.
01:36:35.750 --> 01:36:37.958
I imagine I could get by on around...
01:36:39.791 --> 01:36:42.250
£10,000 for the note
01:36:42.333 --> 01:36:45.416
and my silence
when I take the stand tomorrow.
01:36:45.500 --> 01:36:47.125
This is blackmail.
01:36:47.208 --> 01:36:49.583
- What are you doing?
- Calling the police.
01:36:49.666 --> 01:36:52.041
Yeah. Call the police.
01:36:54.458 --> 01:36:56.000
Might even put us in the same cell.
01:36:57.583 --> 01:36:58.666
Not for long, though.
01:36:59.458 --> 01:37:02.000
I imagine you're looking
at the noose, Maxim.
01:37:09.250 --> 01:37:11.458
At Inspector Welch's request,
01:37:11.541 --> 01:37:14.125
there's a change
to this morning's proceedings.
01:37:14.208 --> 01:37:15.791
We shall now hear
01:37:15.875 --> 01:37:19.125
from the de Winters' housekeeper,
Mrs. Danvers.
01:37:27.000 --> 01:37:28.958
Safe to say
not much occurs at Manderley
01:37:29.041 --> 01:37:31.625
without your knowledge
or say-so, would I be right?
01:37:31.708 --> 01:37:34.791
I ensure the smooth running of the house.
01:37:35.375 --> 01:37:37.083
Which is how
you came to be aware
01:37:37.166 --> 01:37:40.166
of the late Mrs. de Winter's
relationship with Mr. Favell.
01:37:41.041 --> 01:37:43.375
Well, I was
aware they were, um, intimate.
01:37:43.458 --> 01:37:45.541
But my lady's
private affairs were her own.
01:37:45.625 --> 01:37:46.916
So they should be.
01:37:47.000 --> 01:37:49.166
But since
these circumstances are far from normal,
01:37:49.250 --> 01:37:52.666
perhaps you'd share with the court
what you told me last night.
01:37:53.791 --> 01:37:56.375
I learned of a note
addressed to Mr. Favell.
01:37:57.166 --> 01:37:59.875
I urged him to share that note with you.
01:37:59.958 --> 01:38:04.000
A note Mr. de Winter
seemed keen to keep from this court.
01:38:04.083 --> 01:38:05.083
Yes.
01:38:05.875 --> 01:38:10.750
The note was inviting Mr. Favell
to join Mrs. de Winter at the house...
01:38:12.000 --> 01:38:13.666
the night my lady died.
01:38:14.333 --> 01:38:19.500
Mr. de Winter offered money
in exchange for that note.
01:38:19.583 --> 01:38:21.666
The note
was from Rebecca de Winter.
01:38:21.750 --> 01:38:22.750
It was.
01:38:23.416 --> 01:38:26.208
She wrote
she had urgent news to share with him.
01:38:27.041 --> 01:38:32.250
And how much was Mr. Favell offered?
01:38:32.833 --> 01:38:34.458
£10,000.
01:38:40.250 --> 01:38:41.250
A check...
01:38:42.708 --> 01:38:47.458
written by Mr. de Winter...
in exchange for the note.
01:38:47.541 --> 01:38:49.458
Where does it say that?
All you have is a check.
01:38:49.541 --> 01:38:52.061
- Nothing to say what it's for.
- Order! Madam, order.
01:38:53.083 --> 01:38:58.291
Mrs. Danvers, do you think it's likely
Rebecca de Winter drowned herself?
01:38:59.208 --> 01:39:00.791
No, sir. I do not.
01:39:00.875 --> 01:39:04.166
In the weeks, uh, leading up to her death,
01:39:04.250 --> 01:39:09.666
she had become
fatigued and was feeling sick.
01:39:10.791 --> 01:39:14.541
And she asked me
to let out the waistband in her trousers.
01:39:14.625 --> 01:39:17.291
Her belly was growing.
01:39:22.083 --> 01:39:24.750
Mrs. de Winter went to London
the day she died. Did she say why?
01:39:25.250 --> 01:39:26.416
- No.
- Odd.
01:39:26.500 --> 01:39:29.708
It must've been something deeply personal
for her to have kept that from me.
01:39:29.791 --> 01:39:32.291
Like, say, an appointment with her doctor.
01:39:32.375 --> 01:39:35.333
Not her family doctor,
as you might expect, but someone discreet.
01:39:37.000 --> 01:39:38.500
Away from prying eyes
01:39:38.583 --> 01:39:42.000
as if news of her condition
was something she wished to keep private.
01:39:42.083 --> 01:39:47.333
A wish to share
only with her lover, Jack Favell.
01:39:48.166 --> 01:39:52.000
- You murdering bastard.
- You're a murdering bastard!
01:39:52.083 --> 01:39:54.583
With my child! I hope they hang you.
01:39:54.666 --> 01:39:57.250
I hope they hang you!
You murdered Rebecca!
01:39:57.333 --> 01:39:58.833
Only two possible verdicts.
01:39:58.916 --> 01:40:02.708
I hope you agree, sir,
that there's no motive at all for suicide.
01:40:02.791 --> 01:40:05.583
But a clear one for murder.
01:40:05.666 --> 01:40:09.625
This inquest is suspended
pending a criminal investigation.
01:40:09.708 --> 01:40:12.166
Ladies and gentlemen, court is adjourned.
01:40:13.416 --> 01:40:14.916
Nobody's above the law.
01:40:16.166 --> 01:40:18.458
Get your hands off me! Get off!
01:40:18.541 --> 01:40:19.833
Mrs. Danvers.
01:40:20.416 --> 01:40:22.125
Say nothing. They can't prove anything.
01:40:22.208 --> 01:40:24.291
I want her appointment books,
diaries, address books,
01:40:24.375 --> 01:40:25.916
household finances, everything.
01:40:26.000 --> 01:40:29.041
She saw that doctor sometime
and she paid him.
01:40:30.083 --> 01:40:32.875
Roe, start placing calls
to women specialists in London.
01:41:03.625 --> 01:41:05.541
No. No.
01:41:12.416 --> 01:41:15.541
I'm sorry, do you have
permission to search this place?
01:41:34.708 --> 01:41:36.250
Mrs. de Winter?
01:41:36.333 --> 01:41:37.708
- Oh, Frank!
- What?
01:41:37.791 --> 01:41:39.791
I need her checks, her bank statements.
01:41:39.875 --> 01:41:42.208
Anything that has
the name and address of her doctor.
01:41:42.291 --> 01:41:45.000
Right. Here it is. I know what you need.
01:41:47.375 --> 01:41:49.583
- I need a doctor.
- You need her doctor? There.
01:41:52.000 --> 01:41:53.500
That must be it.
01:41:55.500 --> 01:41:56.620
Shame on you.
01:41:57.125 --> 01:41:59.625
Shame on you for taking his side.
01:41:59.708 --> 01:42:02.250
I'm not taking anyone's side,
Mrs. Danvers. I...
01:42:02.333 --> 01:42:06.916
And you, Frank.
Licking Mr. de Winter's boots by day,
01:42:07.000 --> 01:42:09.708
and pawing at the cottage door at night.
01:42:09.791 --> 01:42:11.958
Sobbing like a schoolboy.
01:42:13.125 --> 01:42:15.125
She despised you all.
01:42:16.208 --> 01:42:19.041
The men in London,
the men at the Manderley parties.
01:42:19.625 --> 01:42:22.250
You were nothing but playthings for her.
01:42:23.541 --> 01:42:26.833
And why shouldn't a woman amuse herself?
01:42:30.458 --> 01:42:34.708
She lived her life
as she pleased, my Rebecca.
01:42:38.291 --> 01:42:40.458
No wonder a man had to kill her.
01:42:43.000 --> 01:42:44.400
It must have hurt.
01:42:45.666 --> 01:42:49.583
Knowing your only friend in the world
took a secret like that to her grave.
01:42:53.125 --> 01:42:54.833
Pack your bags, Mrs. Danvers.
01:42:55.875 --> 01:42:57.708
I expect you gone by nightfall.
01:44:44.875 --> 01:44:47.916
- Miss?
- Terribly sorry, I've left my purse.
01:44:48.000 --> 01:44:49.750
Who was it you saw, Miss?
01:44:50.375 --> 01:44:51.666
Dr. John Baker.
01:44:58.166 --> 01:44:59.333
Thank you.
01:45:05.833 --> 01:45:06.875
Wait there.
01:45:16.541 --> 01:45:18.861
- Dr. Baker, sir.
- Good evening, Tas.
01:45:23.541 --> 01:45:24.625
"Danvers."
01:45:36.375 --> 01:45:39.166
I see so many patients.
01:45:42.041 --> 01:45:43.750
I can't remember her.
01:45:43.833 --> 01:45:46.666
Maybe it'll
come back when you see her file.
01:45:51.208 --> 01:45:54.375
It would have been more
convenient to read the file to begin with.
01:45:57.416 --> 01:45:59.458
We'll do what we can to help.
01:45:59.541 --> 01:46:02.208
Oh, no. This is not as it should be.
01:46:04.166 --> 01:46:05.416
Where's she gone now?
01:46:06.000 --> 01:46:07.000
Who?
01:46:08.583 --> 01:46:10.125
The young woman who was here.
01:46:13.333 --> 01:46:14.666
It's not here.
01:46:15.291 --> 01:46:17.041
I'll have a word with my secretary.
01:46:20.708 --> 01:46:22.875
It's possible
she misplaced it.
01:46:23.458 --> 01:46:27.708
This girl. Is there any way
she could get out of here?
01:46:58.458 --> 01:47:01.416
I read it, that's all.
I haven't changed a word Dr. Baker wrote.
01:47:01.500 --> 01:47:05.416
Rebecca Danvers.
Yes, now I remember. Terrible thing.
01:47:05.500 --> 01:47:08.333
That wasn't her real name.
And she wasn't pregnant.
01:47:08.416 --> 01:47:10.208
Then why would she use a false name?
01:47:10.291 --> 01:47:12.666
Why would she come all the way to London
01:47:12.750 --> 01:47:15.083
to make an appointment with you
and not her family doctor?
01:47:15.166 --> 01:47:18.208
Perhaps she wanted
to spare her family the news.
01:47:18.291 --> 01:47:19.958
That the baby wasn't her husband's?
01:47:20.041 --> 01:47:24.041
Inspector, I am not
that kind of women's specialist.
01:47:24.125 --> 01:47:28.375
I'm not an obstetrician.
My field is oncology.
01:47:28.458 --> 01:47:31.833
I treat cancers
of the reproductive system.
01:47:31.916 --> 01:47:34.416
The bloating, the fatigue.
They're common symptoms.
01:47:36.083 --> 01:47:37.333
She had cancer.
01:47:39.666 --> 01:47:41.333
There's her news for Jack Favell.
01:47:41.416 --> 01:47:43.791
That doesn't prove she killed herself.
01:47:43.875 --> 01:47:46.166
She wouldn't have wanted to suffer.
01:47:46.250 --> 01:47:48.375
Yes, she told me as much.
01:47:49.125 --> 01:47:51.750
She was very advanced
by the time she was symptomatic.
01:47:51.833 --> 01:47:53.250
Saw her first in April,
01:47:53.333 --> 01:47:56.583
by May, it was clear
she was too far gone for treatment.
01:47:56.666 --> 01:48:00.500
She only had weeks
and the pain would have been considerable.
01:48:01.875 --> 01:48:03.000
How did she do it?
01:48:05.583 --> 01:48:07.916
She took out her boat and scuttled it.
01:48:09.291 --> 01:48:10.625
She drowned herself.
01:48:53.458 --> 01:48:55.125
Stroke of luck for you there, Max.
01:49:04.791 --> 01:49:06.375
I bet you think you've won, don't you?
01:49:08.166 --> 01:49:11.125
Well, maybe the law can't get you.
I still can.
01:49:12.958 --> 01:49:14.916
Is there anything else you want to say?
01:49:16.083 --> 01:49:17.483
If there is, you better say it now.
01:49:31.666 --> 01:49:33.875
Do you know what I hate her for most?
01:49:35.458 --> 01:49:37.291
It's what she's taken from you.
01:49:38.333 --> 01:49:42.750
It's gone forever. That funny, young,
lost look I loved so much.
01:49:44.458 --> 01:49:46.291
You're not that person anymore.
01:49:46.916 --> 01:49:48.458
Don't hate her for that.
01:50:32.916 --> 01:50:35.958
What's that burning?
Oh, my God, that's Manderley.
01:50:44.541 --> 01:50:46.125
Come on! Get away from there.
01:50:46.208 --> 01:50:49.041
Get off the lawn! Go! Come on!
01:50:50.791 --> 01:50:52.751
Get off the lawn!
Frith, get off the lawn!
01:50:52.833 --> 01:50:54.625
How many people are inside?
Is everyone out?
01:50:54.708 --> 01:50:58.083
- I don't know, sir.
- You all right? What happened, Clarice?
01:50:58.166 --> 01:50:59.250
I saw her.
01:50:59.333 --> 01:51:01.333
What do you mean?
Who did you see?
01:51:01.375 --> 01:51:02.791
Mrs. Danvers.
01:51:02.875 --> 01:51:06.000
Help her! Where are the hoses?
01:51:06.083 --> 01:51:10.291
- Where is she?
- She went to the boat house.
01:52:18.958 --> 01:52:21.125
Mrs. Danvers! Please!
01:52:22.583 --> 01:52:23.750
Please come away.
01:52:25.041 --> 01:52:27.041
You asked for my help. Here it is.
01:52:27.791 --> 01:52:29.500
Mrs. Danvers, please.
01:52:30.500 --> 01:52:32.833
He killed the only person I loved.
01:52:34.416 --> 01:52:36.000
I can't let you have Manderley.
01:52:37.333 --> 01:52:38.875
It was ours, you see.
01:52:40.750 --> 01:52:42.208
You don't have to do this.
01:52:42.291 --> 01:52:46.750
I know you'll stand by him.
But you'll never know happiness.
01:52:50.250 --> 01:52:51.291
Yes, I will.
01:53:53.041 --> 01:53:55.750
Last night,
I dreamt I went to Manderley again.
01:53:58.458 --> 01:54:01.208
I dreamt of Mrs. Danvers and of Rebecca.
01:54:05.833 --> 01:54:10.416
But this morning I woke up
and left the dead behind.
01:54:12.833 --> 01:54:16.958
And as I sit before the mirror
in our stuffy little room in Cairo,
01:54:18.500 --> 01:54:22.000
just another stop
on our quest to find a real home,
01:54:24.166 --> 01:54:26.083
I can see the woman I am now.
01:54:28.416 --> 01:54:31.250
And I know
that I have made the right decision...
01:54:34.416 --> 01:54:37.625
to save the one thing
worth walking through flames for.
01:54:40.708 --> 01:54:41.708
Love.
01:54:41.732 --> 01:55:01.732
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