Rembrandt (1936) - (Movie Clip) Open, He Died In Obscurity

Rembrandt (1936) -- (Movie Clip) I Can Still See Her

Rembrandt (Charles Laughton) is wholly concentrated on painting his recently deceased wife Saskia in this early scene from Alexander Korda's Rembrandt, 1936.

Rembrandt (1936) -- (Movie Clip) I Call Her Saskia

Rembrandt (Charles Laughton) holds forth for the "sixteen gentlemen of the civic court" about his wife Saskia, then receives an alarming bulletin, in Alexander Korda's Rembrandt, 1936.

Rembrandt (1936) -- (Movie Clip) Now You Owe Me A Kiss

Back in Amsterdam ca. 1652, Charles Laughton (title character) meets cheery Hendrickje (Elsa Lanchester, who was Mrs. Laughton at the time) but tangles with the locals, in Alexander Korda’s Rembrandt, 1936.

Rembrandt (1936) -- (Movie Clip) Gentlemen of Rank and Position

Rembrandt (Charles Laughton) refuses to apologize to Captain Banning Cocq (Walter Hudd) and his officers after unveiling an unflattering portrait in Alexander Korda's Rembrandt, 1936.