How many movies are there in Butterfly Dream? Who are the hero and heroine?

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Laurence olivier laurence olivier Maxim derwent.

Joan Fontaine joan fontaine ... the second Mrs. derwent.

Rebecca Rebecca (1940)

Rebecca (a woman's name means charming beauty)

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Director: (Alfred Hitchcock/Alfred Hit)

Main performances: (laurence olivier laurence olivier) (joan fontaine joan fontaine) (george sanders george sanders) (Judith Anderson) (Nigel Bruce Nigel Bruce) (Reginald Denny).

March 27 1940, more parts of the United States.

Location: More detailed shooting location in the United States.

Right: English.

Rating: The rating of this website is .. 9.0/ 10 (15 votes).

IMDb score 8.3/ 10 (20377 votes) for details.

Color: black and white

Sound: mono

Length: 130

Genre: The plot is mysterious.

Classification: Spain: 13 Iceland: l west Germany: 16 Britain: PG Britain: a Argentina: 13 Chile: 14 Finland: K- 12 Korea: 15 Sweden:/kloc.

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Brief introduction to the story of butterfly dream;

Butterfly Dream is the first film made by British director Hitchcock after he went to America. It is a gift for him to show his unique talent to Hollywood, and it is also Hitchcock's famous masterpiece, which is adapted from Daphne du Muriel's novel of the same name. Hitchcock is good at creating suspense effects. His superb narrative technique deeply attracts the audience and shows Hitchcock's profound artistic foundation.

In Butterfly Dream, he gave up his usual thrilling style and tense editing skills, focused on depicting the relationship between characters, and used mobile phone photography, props, voice-over and reaction shots to create mysterious psychological effects. The whole story unfolds at a slow pace, but strange pens are often inserted, which is unexpected and frightening in scene scheduling. For example, this is how Mrs. Danvers looks. The route she walked was never seen, and it was often unexpected and frightening. This is the charm of suspense. The film combines reality with fiction, and virtual writing accounts for a large proportion. Rebecca is the central figure, but she has never appeared, not even a photo. The protagonist "I" in the film is already quite beautiful. It is said that Rebecca is more beautiful, and "I" can't compare with her. However, it is impossible to say how beautiful Rebecca is. The movie is to let the audience think and imagine.

Rebecca has been dead for a year, but I feel her presence all the time. Although she is everywhere, she is everywhere. The audience's desire to see its true colors is also growing. This mystery, which seems to have nothing but nothing, is the basic condition of suspense. Imagine that this shadowless man controls everything. What is her image? The audience is eager to see it. Perhaps the title of Butterfly Dream also has this meaning.

However, virtual writing, after all, can not fully achieve the effect of real feelings. The film successfully uses the house where Rebecca once lived, everything she used, including the striking R word everywhere, and everyone who has dealt with her. Whenever we talk about her, some emotional facial expressions will make us really feel her existence. The insidious Mrs. Danvers is Rebecca's incarnation. From her shadow and laughter, the audience seems to feel that Rebecca still exists and is strong. In this way, the film has achieved the real purpose from the virtual.

What's the relationship between Rebecca and derwent? What kind of person is she? This suspense is what the audience urgently needs to know. When revealing the core issues of this film, Hitchcock "deceived" the audience in a subtle way. At the beginning of the film, both the protagonist "I" and the audience believed to some extent that Rebecca was an incomparable wife, and derwent missed her all the time. But when they learned the truth that Rebecca was a "slutty woman", they were all "shocked" Looking back, it is the specialty of "suspense master" to think carefully and reasonably about the development of the plot. & lt

The film basically adopts the first-person narrative method. Listening with "I" ears, the lens is mostly shot from the "I" point of view, which makes the audience feel immersive.

Butterfly Dream won two awards at 1940: Best Picture and Best Photography, but Hitchcock himself didn't get the praise he deserved. He has been in Hollywood for 40 years and has never been elected as the best director, only nominated. Hitchcock is not only a director, but also a hobby of "appearing in the camera". He often plays small roles in his films. In this film, when Rebecca and her cousin are talking on the public phone, there is a short and fat man standing beside the pavilion. This man is the director-Hitchcock.

The film director and most of the actors are British, and the story is set in the English manor at the beginning of the twentieth century, so the film is full of strong British color and elegant and solemn style. Hitchcock's later works are mainly suspense films, and Butterfly Dream is his work that changed from English style to American style. In this year's Oscar selection, almost all the major awards were included, including eleven nominations, and two awards were won: best film and best photography (black and white).