129: Make/Remake Rebecca

Make/Remake examines how two films that share the same story. It isn’t about what film was better or worse, but how they are similar and different while following the same arcs. In this episode we look at Alfred Hitchcock’s 1940 Best Picture winning film Rebecca and this year remake directed by Ben Wheatley. Both films tell the story of a young woman who marries a widower and when they return to his seaside estate we learn that his first wife’s mysterious death is still haunting everyone that lives there. Joining Dakota is Rachel Ho an online film reviewer

Time Stamps

Similarities 12:00-42:00

Differences 42:00-1:27:00

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For more Rebecca content, listen to 7: From Wings to Birdman 1938-1947 Part 2, 8: Guillermo del Toro, Rebecca and Alfred Hitchcock and 66: Contra Zoom Presents… Hitchcock.

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About the author

Dakota Arsenault is the creator, host, producer and editor of Contra Zoom Pod. His favourite movies include The Life Aquatic, 12 Angry Men, Rafifi and Portrait of a Lady on Fire. He first started the podcast back in April of 2015 and has produced well over 250 episodes. Dakota is also a co-founder of the Cascadian Film and Television Critics Association.

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