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"I don't see Betty (Nova Pilbeam) as the insufferable brat that Prof. Gehring mentions in the lecture video.  She's actually very good a few years later as a young woman in Young and Innocent (1937).  Kind of reminds me of Emma Watson from the Harry Potter films.  I like Joan Fontaine in Rebecca, but Pilbeam would've been twenty or so by then, and I don't think her 1934 performance should be any indication of her potential for later adult roles.  It would have been interesting to see Pilbeam in Rebecca or some other Selznick feature, but she never became a big movie star. \n  \nAlso, I caught Jamaica Inn on TCM.  It had been ages since I'd seen it, and I didn't remember much about it.  But I enjoyed it more than I expected.  There were twists and turns and sequences of suspense.  A rare period piece from Hitchcock, and the first of three Daphne Du Maurier adaptations (followed by Rebecca and The Birds).  Several Hitchcock veterans show up in the cast (even Mr. Memory from The 39 Steps), and Maureen O'Hara is great in her first major role.  (She was under contract to Charles Laughton, who also brought her to Hollywood for The Hunchback of Notre Dame.) "
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