Rebecca Rebecca is an English novel written by the author, Daphne du Maurier in 1938. It is the form of flashback. The story starts with the memoires of where and how the hero and heroine meet first and about their love. The first wife of Maxim is Rebecca who dies in bay near Manderley last year and her ghost troubles their home. The house overseer Frank and Maxim’s sister Beatrice encourage the heroine but struggles to be there. The heroine comes to know about the death of Rebecca that Maxim murders her due to her behavior. Maxim is accused of the murder of Rebecca’s cousin, but it is said that Rebecca has been suffering from cancer, and she sentenced to death by her due to illness. Maxim was saved. When Maxim and Heroine returned
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Firstly the difference between film and novel is the emotion of Mrs. Danvers. In various places in the novel the author has mentioned that Mrs. Danvers is emotional and cries in front of others while speaking or thinking about Rebecca. While in film, Mrs. Danvers is someone who is determined to keep her image alive after Rebecca s death. Secondly, the status of the loneliness of Mrs. De Winter is another obvious difference. In novel it was told that Mr. De Winter confident and best companionship is Frank Crawley. He is the only true friend with whom she has her genuine interaction although she doubts that he is not sharing everything about Maxim and Rebecca. However in the film, Frank Crowley is the second character with whom Mrs. De Winter speaks more passive surface – level in contrast to they did in the novel. Finally, in the novel case, the last mention of Mrs. Danvers is that she packed all her possessions and left Manderley, Maxim guesses that she left the estate behind woods, and thought that she was the reason for the fire on the estate. In contrast, in the film, Mrs. Danvers sets Manderley on fire and gets burned as a result. To conclude, there are a number of similarities and differences between the novel and film. In both novel and film, it talk about Rebecca the first wife of mixam, her death effect his new life with his new wife, it difficult
Firstly the difference between film and novel is the emotion of Mrs. Danvers. In various places in the novel the author has mentioned that Mrs. Danvers is emotional and cries in front of others while speaking or thinking about Rebecca. While in film, Mrs. Danvers is someone who is determined to keep her image alive after Rebecca s death. Secondly, the status of the loneliness of Mrs. De Winter is another obvious difference. In novel it was told that Mr. De Winter confident and best companionship is Frank Crawley. He is the only true friend with whom she has her genuine interaction although she doubts that he is not sharing everything about Maxim and Rebecca. However in the film, Frank Crowley is the second character with whom Mrs. De Winter speaks more passive surface – level in contrast to they did in the novel. Finally, in the novel case, the last mention of Mrs. Danvers is that she packed all her possessions and left Manderley, Maxim guesses that she left the estate behind woods, and thought that she was the reason for the fire on the estate. In contrast, in the film, Mrs. Danvers sets Manderley on fire and gets burned as a result. To conclude, there are a number of similarities and differences between the novel and film. In both novel and film, it talk about Rebecca the first wife of mixam, her death effect his new life with his new wife, it difficult