Rebecca
Date: 1940
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Production Company: Selznick International Pictures
Stars: Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, George Sanders, Judith Anderson
Location(s): California (USA)
Region(s): N. America
Storyline:
A self-conscious young woman meets an aristocratic widower and soon becomes his second wife but is intimidated by the lingering presence of the previous spouse.
Additional Information:
Screen captures by Phil Wilkinson
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Before the titles, the studio's logo appears . . . this is the administration building of Selznick International Pictures on Washington Boulevard in Culver City, California. Since being built in 1918, the studios passed through various owners and was renamed Culver Studios in 1977.
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Listed by IMDB is Point Lobos State Natural Reserve on the Monterey Peninsula to the north of Big Sur, a rugged stretch of California's central coastline. Manuel Gurtner advises that, more specifically, beneath the viewpoint near the famous Bixby Creek Bridge on Highway 1.
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Maxim de Winter and his Wife are greeted as they return home to Manderley in the south west of England. The rather extravagant gatehouse appears to have been added to this view.
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Mr. and Mrs. de Winter follow the dog onto the beach. A real location, possibly in the Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, California.