The Little Gold Men Book Club: Rebecca

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Tv & Film

4.2 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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A look at Netflix's new movie, the 1940 Hitchcock classic, and the Daphne du Maurier novel that started it all. Plus discussions of new releases The Witches and On the Rocks.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Little Gold Men, the award season podcast from Vanity Fair.
0:04.0	It's such an honor to present this next award.
0:07.0	And here are the nominees.
0:09.0	And the Oscar goes to.
0:11.0	And the Oscar goes to.
0:13.0	And I can't deny the fact that you like me.
0:16.0	Right now, you like me.
0:19.0	On the King of the World!
0:21.0	There's a mistake.
0:22.0	Moonlight, you guys won Best Picture.
0:30.0	I'm Katie Richie, the deputy editor of Vanity Fair.com.
0:38.0	And I'm here with our chief critic, Richard Lawson.
0:40.0	Hello.
0:41.0	And our senior writer, Joanna Robinson.
0:43.0	Hi, Katie.
0:44.0	We continue to be in a season of a lot of movies that are made available to watch at home.
0:49.0	A good problem to have, especially if you need distractions from the rest of the world, as I think we all do.
0:55.0	And in my case, spending the weekend reading, Daphne DiMaria's Rebecca was a great escape from reality.
1:02.0	So we are going to do, as promised last week, our book club episode about Rebecca, which is newly adapted on Netflix.
1:07.0	And we'll be talking about the Hitchcock movie as well.
1:10.0	And then there's a lot of movies coming out.
1:12.0	There's some that we're going to hold for next week that are out this week, including Borat, the Borat sequel.
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