#1983 Jane Eyre

[marblesarelost]

I remember this. I watched it in half-hour pieces on A&E at 6:30 in the morning back in the summer of...had to be '89 or '90, maybe '91.

And oh my God, Timothy Dalton WAS Rochester. in every single way. I love Jane Eyre because of this.

JANE EYRE (1983)

[kseniayahz]

i rewatched jane eyre recently so i drew this bro (i loved him so much when i was twelve)

[susiehunsecker-remade]

jane eyre (1983) + jane and rochester holding each other :)

[mellpenscorner]

Jane Austen: and here we have the love interest. He might have some issues, but once you get to know him, he's a great guy. Good looking, heart of gold, the works.

Charlotte Brontë: get ready for the weirdest man you have ever met.

[eva-eyre]

he’s a 10 but there’s creepy laughter coming from his attic and his bed just happens to catch on fire randomly

[adobongsiopao]

Some newly discovered promo photos of "Jane Eyre" 1983 version starring Zelah Clarke and Timothy Dalton from BBC Photo Archive website.

[coffeeandcinema]

Jane Eyre (1983). dir. Julian Amyes

[underestimated-shadow]

“I wanted to bring people back to believing in this character. To bring my reality to it. I guess I've always liked a challenge.”

– Timothy Dalton

[mametupa]

[must4rds33d]

one of the reasons i revisit jane eyre clips on youtube is to read amusing comments such as this:

[ravenkings]

whenever i watch the 1983 jane eyre adaptation, it always feels like:

[leche-flandom]

I was watching the 1983 Jane Eyre and I thought that Aunt Reed looked like Mrs. Musgrove from the 1995 Persuasion. So I looked it up and noticed this piece of rudeness:

Excuse you IMDB, that is the just another angle of the very pretty Timothy Dalton and the back of Zelah Clarke's head.

[kseniayahz]

still under the influence of this little hyperfixation

[junk-culture]

forget being at the club OR at the computer. she should have been running across the moors bronte style.

[eva-eyre]

Jane Eyre isn’t about “what i would do if i were her” it’s what Jane Eyre chose to do in her situation, as her own individual person. sure she might’ve made choices that not all readers are happy with, but it’s a part of who Jane is as a character!

[adobongsiopao]

Zelah Clarke, Timothy Dalton and Andrew Bicknell as Jane, Mr. Rochester and St. John from "Jane Eyre" 1983 version.