Presenting the Transcription Feature: The Lux Radio Theater - "Rebecca"
- John S. Drew

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I like to start off the new year with these adaptations by “The Lux Radio Theater.” We’re going to get a little spooky this year. “Rebecca” was first a great psychological thriller novel by Daphne de Maurier in 1938, then a great film directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1940, and eventually this great, though a little shorter, radio adaptation for “Lux.” Though the Hitchcock film is visually stunning – it won two Oscars, one for Best Picture and another for Best Cinematography – this adaptation has the benefit of two of the best actors in Hollywood – actually in England, with Sir Laurence Olivier reprising his role as Maxim de Winter from the film and his real-life wife, Vivian Leigh, as the otherwise un-named new Mrs. de Winter.
Episode
The Lux Radio Theater
November 6, 1950
“Rebecca”
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