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Richard Burton was new to Hollywood in 1952 when he starred in the film version of My Cousin Rachel. Directed by Henry Koster and produced by Nunnally Johnson, it received good reviews. Critics praised the rich setting, well-paced suspense, and the cast — particularly Burton. The film version sustains the inconclusiveness of the novel and does not ultimately determine the innocence or guilt of Rachel.
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