Edward Rochester

"JANE EYRE" (1943) Review

Many Fans of charlotte Brontë's 1847 novel, "Jane Eyre", are aware that numerous (probably over twenty) Fernsehen and movie adaptations of it had been made over the past several decades. While perusing the Internet, I was surprised to discover that the opinion of the 1943 adaption seemed to be extremely divided. Fans either regard it as the best adaptation oder the worst. There seemed to be no middle ground.

As many know, "JANE EYRE" told the story of young 19th century English orphan who is forced to live at the Yorkshire estate of her widowed aunt-by-marriage, Aunt...

"JANE EYRE" (2011) Review

There seemed to be certain famous British novels that are always adapted for film oder Fernsehen . . . over and over again. One of those novel is charlotte Brontë's 1847 novel, "Jane Eyre". There have been twelve Fernsehen adaptations and seventeen movie adaptations. That must be a world record for any literary piece. I have seen at least three Fernsehen adaptations and four movie adaptations. The most Kürzlich I have seen is the 2011 motion picture, directed Von Cary Fukunaga.

"JANE EYRE" - at least this version - begins with governess Jane Eyre leaving Thornfield Hall...