She also didn""t believe his vow that he didn""t kill her mother.When he warned: "You and the baby are in a lot of danger," she threw him out of he car ("F--king psycho.The scene was shot from outside in a frame split by the wall between them, when they discussed how uncomfortable and restless they were, and Joe finally admitted: "I love you Connie," and she responded likewise: "I love you more than anything in the world.] The pathetic, bewildered and shy bride experiences fear, pain and guilt when psychologically dominated by the ""presence"" (and memories) of the deceased first wife (named Rebecca but never seen on screen), and when she is tormented by Rebecca""s blindly adoring, sinister and loyal housekeeper""s (Judith Anderson) recollections of the dead woman.Even the housekeeper blurts out: "How about lunch? Are the gentlemen going to stay or not?" Deeds responds by inviting the group to stay and join him for lunch, specifically recommending the housekeeper""s "fresh orange layer cake.