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Rebecca (2020) Netflix
| Nigel Parsons | 23 Oct 20 - 09:03 AM | |
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| Bonzo3legs | 23 Oct 20 - 08:08 AM | |
| Stilly River Sage | 23 Oct 20 - 07:42 AM | |
| Nigel Parsons | 23 Oct 20 - 07:10 AM | |
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Rebecca (2020) Netflix
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Subject: RE: Rebecca (2020) Netflix From: Nigel Parsons Date: 23 Oct 20 - 09:03 AM Just an observation/recommendation. |
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Subject: RE: Rebecca (2020) Netflix From: GUEST Date: 23 Oct 20 - 08:30 AM Google says it's the Pentangle version. |
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Subject: RE: Rebecca (2020) Netflix From: Bonzo3legs Date: 23 Oct 20 - 08:08 AM That song was featured in the remake of Far from the Madding Crowd! |
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Subject: RE: Rebecca (2020) Netflix From: Stilly River Sage Date: 23 Oct 20 - 07:42 AM Is there a question, or just the observation about the production? |
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Subject: Rebecca (2020) Netflix From: Nigel Parsons Date: 23 Oct 20 - 07:10 AM Watched this new version last night on Netflix. At one point the main character, The Second Mrs DeWinter (Lily James) goes through the kitchen (below stairs) and there's a party going on (during the ball above stairs) and there's a folk singer, but also when she's driving into Manderley there's a haunting version of "Let no man steal your thyme" playing in the background. There may have been more I missed as I had the volume on low, but I thought it was a good version of the book. |
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