Limited edition set of du Maurier hardback books in a slip-case and My Cousin Rachel film artwork up for grabs to coincide with release of film starring Norfolk actor Sam Claflin and Rachel Weisz.
Romantic novelist Daphne du Maurier's best seller My Cousin Rachel has been turned into a new feature film featuring Norfolk-actor Sam Claflin.
Director Roger Michell revives du Maurier's 1951 Cornwall-set novel as a gloriously ambiguous thriller, abetted by a powerhouse performance from Rachel Weisz as the titular anti-heroine, who may have murdered her trusting husband.
Orphan Philip (Sam Claflin) is promoted to master of a sprawling Cornish estate when his older cousin Ambrose falls gravely ill and is sent to the sunnier climes of Florence to recuperate. Out of the blue, Philip receives a troubling letter from Ambrose, which reveals that he has married a woman called Rachel, who has become his 'torment'. Further letters suggest that Rachel is poisoning him and when Ambrose passes away, Philip vows revenge.
• To celebrate the feature film arriving in cinemas we have an exclusive prize up for grabs. One lucky winner will get a limited edition set of du Maurier hardback books in a slip-case, which includes My Cousin Rachel, Rebecca, Frenchman's Creek, Jamaica Inn and The Birds. The winner would also receive a large portrait canvas print of the My Cousin Rachel film artwork (as pictured above).
• For a chance to win the hardback book-set and artwork, enter our free prize draw by emailing goingoutcomps@archant.co.uk
• Entries must arrive no later than midday on June 22. One entry per household. Usual Archant rules apply. The prize is as stated and cannot be exchanged for a cash alternative.
• My Cousin Rachel is in cinemas now. More details at www.foxsearchlight.com/mycousinrachel/
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