#wuthering heights 1995

[thatscarletflycatcher]

Emily Bronte - Wuthering Heights

The 1995 radio drama with John Duttine, Amanda Root and Emily Watson!

[fuckyeahcourtneylove]

“Sinéad O'Connor was a sweet, wonderful woman. She came up and said hello to me. We sat in the sun, drank Pepsi-Cola, and told each other secrets. We talked a lot about her childhood and Kurt's childhood and all sorts of childhoods. She takes in the world with huge luminous eyes, the type you rarely see, utterly lunar, laser beams to Ork.

Sinead and I would stay up all night in the bus watching really depressing movies. We watched Ryan's Daughter and two different adaptations of Wuthering Heights. She told me about Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw being sexually abused. When we were in Chicago she bought me a beautiful book that I really needed, and then she went down to her room, and when she was all alone she ran away to the airport.

She was pregnant, it was quite hot, and she was depressed. In her note that she left she said, "They can sue me. I don't care. I'II find another line of work," which I thought had a lot of integrity to it, to be honest.

I missed Sinéad.”

Courtney on touring with Sinead in July 1995. Written in 1995. Sinead told festival founder Perry Farrell that the reason she joined Lollapalooza was because of Hole and Courtney. Rest in power you beautiful human.

[dearabsolutelynoone]

Watch Their Love Stories to Make Your Heart Ache For Better or Worst ⋆｡ ﾟ☾ ﾟ｡⋆

A Room with a View (1985) dir. James Ivory

Quote: “Women like looking at a view. Men don't.”

Wuthering Heights (1992) dir. Peter Kosminsky

Quote: “I cannot live without my life. I cannot live without my soul.”

First Knight (1995) dir. Jerry Zucker

Quote: “Your will chooses me. Your heart chooses him.”

Tristan & Isolde (2006) dir. Kevin Reynolds

Quote: “I don't know if life is greater than death. But love was more than either.”

Ondine (2009) dir. Neil Jordan

Quote: “I know something's going to happen, something wonderful. Or terrible. It's just the kind of girl she is. It's just the kind of person she is.”

Bright Star (2009) dir. Jane Campion

Quote: “I never knew before, what such a love as you have made me feel was. I did not believe in it.”

Belle (2013) dir. Anna Asante

Quote: “I pray he would marry you without a penny to your name, for that is a man who would truly treasure you.”

Dracula Untold (2014) dir. Gary Shore

Quote: “Why think separately of this life than the next, when one is born from the last? Time is always too short for those who need it, but for those who love, it lasts forever.”

Mary Shelley (2017) dir. Haifaa al-Mansour

Quote: “My choices made me who I am and I regret nothing.”

Ophelia (2018) dir. Claire McCarthy

Quote: “I have seen more of heaven and hell than most people dream of. But I was always a willful girl, and followed my heart, and spoke my mind. And it is high time I should tell you my story myself.”

[princesssarisa]

Inspired by @thatscarletflycatcher's list of actors who have appeared in multiple Jane Austen adaptations, I've made a list of actors who have appeared in two or more adaptations of Brontë novels. I've covered all three of the sisters' books and included radio dramas as well as screen and stage adaptations.

*Timothy Dalton played Heathcliff in the 1970 Wuthering Heights film and Rochester in the 1983 Jane Eyre miniseries.

*Toby Stephens played Gilbert Markham in the 1996 Tenant of Wildfell Hall miniseries and Rochester in the 1983 Jane Eyre miniseries.

*Tara Fitzgerald went from playing Toby Stephens' love interest to playing his love interest's childhood abuser – Helen Graham in the 1996 Tenant of Wildfell Hall and Mrs. Reed in the 2006 Jane Eyre.

*John Duttine holds the distinction of having played both Heathcliff and Hindley Earnshaw in different Wuthering Heights adaptations: Hindley in the 1978 miniseries, Heathcliff in the 1995 radio drama.

*Amanda Root played Catherine Earnshaw in the 1995 Wuthering Heights radio drama and (showing her versatility) Miss Temple in the 1996 Jane Eyre film, as well as narrating the 2004 Naxos audiobook of Jane Eyre.

*Emma Fielding is heard in both the 1995 and 2018 radio dramas of Wuthering Heights: as Catherine Linton in 1995 and as Nelly Dean in 2018. She also narrates the 1996 Naxos audiobook of Jane Eyre.

*Geoffrey Whithead played St. John Rivers in the 1973 Jane Eyre miniseries and Mr. Linton in the 1995 Wuthering Heights radio drama.

*Jean Harvey appeared in both the 1973 and 1983 Jane Eyre miniseries: as Mrs. Reed in 1973 and as Mrs. Fairfax in 1983.

*Judy Cornwell played Nelly Dean in the 1970 Wuthering Heights and Mrs. Reed in the 1983 Jane Eyre.

*David Robb played the Count de Hamal in the 1970 Villette miniseries and Edgar Linton in the 1978 Wuthering Heights miniseries.

*Bryan Marshall played Gilbert Markham in the 1968 Tenant of Wildfell Hall miniseries and Dr. John Graham Bretton in the 1970 Villette miniseries.

*Sarah Smart played Catherine Linton in the 1998 Masterpiece Theatre Wuthering Heights, and Carol Bolton, the female Heathcliff character, in the 2002 TV film Sparkhouse, a modernized, gender-flipped retelling of Wuthering Heights.

*Holliday Grainger played Lisa Bolton, the female Hareton/Linton composite character in Sparkhouse, and Diana Rivers in the 2011 Jane Eyre film.

*Sophie Ward played Isabella Linton in the 1992 Wuthering Heights film and Lady Ingram in the 2011 Jane Eyre.

*Morag Hood played Frances Earnshaw in the 1970 Wuthering Heights and Mary Rivers in the 1983 Jane Eyre.

*Angela Thornton played Isabella Linton in the 1958 TV Wuthering Heights and Blanche Ingram in the 1961 TV Jane Eyre.

*Jean Anderson played Nelly Dean in the 1963 TV version of Wuthering Heights and Mrs. Maxwell in the 1968 Tenant of Wildfell Hall.

*Barbara Keogh played two unpleasant Brontë maidservants: Zillah in the 1978 Wuthering Heights and Miss Abbot in the 1997 TV film of Jane Eyre.

*Norman Rutherford played the lawyer Mr. Green in the 1978 Wuthering Heights and Sir George Lynn in the 1983 Jane Eyre.

*Anna Bentinck narrated the 2015 Dreamscape Media audiobooks of both Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.

*Janet McTeer played Nelly Dean in the 1992 Wuthering Heights film and reprised the role as co-narrator of the 2006 Naxos audiobook (she reading Nelly's narration, David Timson reading Lockwood's).

*Edward de Souza played Mr. Mason in two different adaptations of Jane Eyre: the 1973 miniseries and the 1996 film.

Adding Brontë family members and friends into the mix:

*Ida Lupino played Isabella Linton in the Lux Radio Theatre's 1939 adaptation of Wuthering Heights based on the 1939 film, and Emily Brontë herself in the 1946 film Devotion.

*Chloe Pirrie played Emily Brontë in the 2016 TV film To Walk Invisible and Catherine Earnshaw in the 2018 Wuthering Heights radio drama.

*Ann Penfold played Polly Home in the 1970 Villette miniseries and Anne Bontë in the 1973 miniseries The Brontës of Haworth.

*Gemma Jones played Mrs. Fairfax in the 1997 Jane Eyre and Elizabeth Branwell in the 2022 film Emily.

*Richard Kay played William Weightman in The Brontës of Haworth and Lockwood in the 1978 Wuthering Heights.

*Megan Parkinson played Catherine Earnshaw in the 2015 Ambassador Theatre stage adaptation of Wuthering Heights and Martha Brown in To Walk Invisible.

*Susan Brodrick played a barmaid in The Brontës of Haworth and Mary Rivers in the 1973 Jane Eyre.

I'm sure there are plenty more, but this list is long enough for now.

[thevampiricnihal]

The 1995 radio drama is still the best adaptation of Wuthering Heights.

This is how John Duttine plays Heathcliff in it:

And this is exactly how Heathcliff should be played.

[rumor-imbris]

Is it Fall yet where you are? *-*

Finally having some chilly air and cloudy skies here these days, and autumn is getting closer and closer *w* It starts in a week, babes! So I got the chance to finally follow one of my biggest passions again; BAKING! Take a look at my dark chocolate pie with walnuts, almonds, peanuts cream and hazelnuts!

In the meantime, here is my list of comfort shows to enjoy while getting cozy wrapped in your favourite soft blanket, wearing your cutest pair of socks and sipping your best hot drink (whether you are a coffee, tea or hot chocolate person!)

Anne with an E (Netflix series 2017 - 2019) Jane Eyre (1996) by Franco Zeffirelli Jane Eyre (2011) by Cary Fukunaga Swept from the Sea (1997) Fly Away Home (1997) The Pagemaster (1994) Coraline (2009) The Corpse Bride (2005) The Nightmare before Christmas (1993) Casper (1995) Hocus Pocus (1993) Hocus Pocus 2 (2022) The Addams Family (1991) The Addams Family 2 (1993) Pride and Prejudice (2005) Sense and Sensibility (1995) Sense and Sensibility (2008 TV Series by BBC) Northanger Abbey (2007) Persuasion (1995) Wuthering Heights (1992) Emma (2020) The Secret Garden (1993) Little Women (1994 Film) Little Women (2017 BBC Series) Sleepy Hollow (1999) Storia di una Capinera (1993) by Franco Zeffirelli The Scarlet Letter (1995) Jumanji (1995) Labyrinth (1986) Lost and Delirious (2001) What Lies Beneath (2000) Where the Crawdads Sing (2022) The New World (2005) The Governess (1998) The Others (2005) Please, Stand By! (2017) ... to be updated! ... and I'll add more as soon as they come to my mind. Consider I didn't include Disney movies because, of course, they are comfort shows but from the childhood, and/or LOTR trilogy which is my must rewatch during holiday season.

Feel free to suggest me Your fall comfort shows or habits in getting cozy, I'm open to suggestions! ^_- I can also add a list of books later on, I'll see.

Always yours

Rumor Imbris 🦋

[elephantlovemedleys]

Tagged by the lovely @mihrsuri and @leonisandmurex <3

Tag Game: 9 People You'd Like to Get to Know Better

-`♡´- last song:

-`♡´- currently watching: in terms of tv shows i haven't really been watching anything as of lately, however i did check out the 2009 adaptation of wuthering heights just a week ago! and i plan on rewatching the 1992 version soon.

-`♡´- three ships: (i'll jot down my top 3 faves from anything)

the doctor and rose - doctor who

mulder and scully - the x files

jamie and claire - outlander

-`♡´- favorite color: red and black

-`♡´- currently consuming: orange juice lol

-`♡´- first ship: there’s definitely two that fit this most: pocahontas and john smith from the 1995 movie and princess mia and nicholas from the princess diaries 2 (changed my life as a six year old seeing the film in cinemas!) another third VERY honourable mention would be nick parker and elizabeth james from the parent trap <3

-`♡´- relationship status: as single as bridget jones was

-`♡´- film: the last film i saw was priscilla, as a sofia coppola fan i had to tune in. i'm not very versed in anything elvis or priscilla related or whatsoever but i loved cailee spaeny and jacob elordi's performances and the costumes they wore.

-`♡´- currently working on: well i start my MA dissertation this semester so that's gonna be my main focus for the mean time and for the rest of the months (and i'm really excited and scared to do it because it's gonna be on a topic that is very dear to me!)

tagging: (do it if you want ❤️) @vintagedolce @hyacinths-cottage @outrowingss @elizabethtudorstuff @heather123fan-blog @royalknightwalker @quigroigne @meerawrites @sweetaprilbutterfly

[raingurl99]

Angela (1995) / “The Wildness of Girlhood” by Bonnie Mary Liston / Justine Kirkland’s “Girl Pictures” / Feed the Tree by Belly / The Man in the Moon (1991) / Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

[eleanor-bradstreet]

What other regency shows/books do you like?

Hello Nonny!

What a fun question 😊 If we're talking strictly regency era, I'm boring and/or am not aware of enough options, because the only thing I can think of that I know is definitively regency is Pride and Prejudice. I love the book, 1995 series and 2005 film. Matthew Macfadyen is my definitive Darcy 🤤

But if we skew wider to general period/costume dramas and 1800s authors, I have more. I think my tastes are probably more Victorian than regency when it comes to fashion and vibes 😜

The Empress (show) scratched the Bridgerton itch for me while we've been in the drought.

Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre (books) by the Bronte sisters. Haven't seen adaptations I've loved.

I'm a big Dickens fan, books and adaptations - especially A Christmas Carol and anything about Dickens' own life.

Little Women - I adore the 1994 and 2019 films, and live close to the setting/where the Alcotts lived so it's local history for me.

Honorable mention to the first 3 seasons of Downton Abbey before sharks were jumped. I used to be obsessed.

Also to Amadeus (1984 film) which is beautiful and bananas.

Lastly, Blackadder because it totally counts as a costume drama.

Perhaps not the list you were looking for, but if I think of things I love with people wearing historical garb - this is it 😅 Thank you for the ask!

[thatscarletflycatcher]

Opening and closing credits from the 1995 BBC Wuthering Heights radio drama.

[moominofthevalley]

private detective emily rose

A little dossier for everyone’s favorite sullen detective

Name: Emily Mae Rose

Birthday: April 1st, 1995

Race & Ethnicity: Asian, Filipino

Appearance: Light-tan skin, dark brown hair usually in a bun, has oddly large feet for someone 5’3. Typically wears white button-downs, whatever blazer she can find, and pleated trousers. Also exclusively wears sneakers.

Education: Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice and a Minor in Philosophy

Occupation: Private Detective at the Ginovesi Private Detective Agency (Current), NYPD Homicide Division (Former)

Growing Up Emily is a first-generation Filipino-American. Her father and uncle immigrated to Queens in the late 80s. They both entered police training to gain income and follow in their father’s footsteps. Jimmy was murdered on duty when Emily was 13. This left her and Tommy in shambles. As a result, Emily has PTSD and regularly deals with panic attacks, nightmares, and dissociation. Up until graduating high school, Emily struggled with making friends. She’d make kids eat mud pies during recess and gifted locks of her hair to a girl just because she said she liked them. When Emily was eight, she called a classmate motherfucker just because she stole her Tamagotchi.

Trivia

Her father named her after Emily Brontë. His favorite book was Wuthering Heights, and he’d read it to her every night

Emily is bisexual.

She and Trystan adopted a stray dog named Twilight after encountering Niko Borodin.

Her comfort food is fluffernutter sandwiches, something her father would make her as a child.

Emily hates celebrating her birthday. Instead of a party, she goes to the Drunk Tank and shares drinks with Uncle Tommy.

Emily is left-handed.

[mockscreens]

N - Z :

nicholas nickleby [2002]

nimona

northanger abbey [2007]

one day

ophelia

paterson

pearl

persuasion [1997]

persuasion [2007]

portrait of a lady on fire

pride and prejudice [2005]

pride and prejudice and zombies

priscilla

promising young woman

purple hearts

rise of the guardians

romeo and juliet [2013]

sense and sensibility [1995]

spiderverse

tár

thelma and louise

the amazing spider-man (peter)

the ballad of songbirds and snakes (lucy)

the breakfast club

the colour room

the guernsey literary and potato peel pie society

the hunger games

the last letter from your lover

the maze runner

the mill on the floss [1997]

the mummy [1999] (evelyn)

the northman (olga)

the nutcracker and the four realms

the perks of being a wallflower

the polar express

the princess diaries

the tomorrow war

the young victoria

tick, tick… boom!

tom à la ferme

to walk invisible

twilight (alice)

when harry met sally

wide sargasso sea [2006]

wuthering heights [1992]

x

you’ve got mail

A - M

[thevampiricnihal]

In this 1995 radio drama adaptation Heathcliff calls Mr. Earnshaw “Master”. In the book we never see Heathcliff directly calling Mr. Earnshaw by any name.

I must say that I don’t find Heathcliff calling Mr. Earnshaw “father” super likely, since we see him referring to Mr. Earnshaw as “your father” while speaking to Hindley:

“���You must exchange horses with me: I don’t like mine; and if you won’t I shall tell your father of the three thrashings you’ve given me this week, and show him my arm, which is black to the shoulder.’”

(Chapter 4) (italics mine)

@princesssarisa @thatscarletflycatcher

[pristina-nomine]

Tagged by @counterwiddershins to list my top 10 comfort watch movies ✨:

Emma 2020

Dune: Part One

Whisper of the Heart

Jesus Christ Superstar

A Christmas Carol (the Disney motion capture movie)

Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust

Le fabuleux destin d’Amélie Poulain

Wuthering Heights 1992

Julie and Julia

Sense and Sensibility 1995

Also tagged by @pioup-pioup to for 10 comfort series (seconding the Austen series appreciation!). I could only think of seven:

Il commissario Montalbano OG

Il giovane Montalbano

Miss Fisher Murder Miseries

Monty Python’s Flying Circus

The Great (first two seasons)

Good Omens (“but you just watched it!” Yea and it was super fun, can't wait to revisit it)

Edgar Allan Poe's Murder Mistery Dinner Party (a webseries actually, but it's great)

Tagging: @shiningnorthernlights @mathilda-1819-1820 @thepointlessmasterpiece @marthanielsn @en-theos @mxcottonsocks @neednottoneed @lucillethebarnowl plus @counterwiddershins for the series thing and @pioup-pioup for the movie thing

[stregoniconiconii]

Oooh, we're talking Steve liking Pride and Prejudice? One of my fav adaptations is actually the 1980 one (it's very book accurate, not as cinematic as the 05 one, but if you love the book, this is a great version). So I could definitely see Robin enjoying the book, and finding the VHS at work, and then Stobin's weekend plans are set with 5 hours of P&P, maybe it will be the series that will finally make Steve enjoy a double VHS😂

oooh five hours of p&p love ittt i’ve never seen the 1980 version tbh just the 1995 and 2005 ones lol i think they would have a ball <333 i think robin as an austen girlie is so fun but i personally see her more as a brontë girlie you know like i think she’d eat up wuthering heights (i think she and max, known kate bush stan, would have fun with this too)

i think steve instantly clocks that wickham is up to no good like he has no idea what he ends up doing he can just sense the bad vibes

[la-femme-au-collier-vert]

Comfort Movies

tagged by @skywalkery

The Mummy (1999)

Sabrina (1995)

The Secret Garden (1987)

Sense and Sensibility (1995)

Howl’s Moving Castle

The Wedding Date

Pride & Prejudice (2005)

Ever After

Twilight 

Wuthering Heights (2009)