jane eyre ( 2006 miniseries )
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jane eyre 2009 jane eyre (tv mini - series 2006–) - imdb. jane eyre movie adaptations: why are there so many, and which is. jane eyre (2011) - imdb .
trailer for the 2006 miniseries by the bbc. music :
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jane eyre is my favourite bronte novel. i love it! my favourite adaptation of jane eyre is the 2006 adaptation. love edward and jane. 😊❤
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part 1 of the 2006 version of jane eyre, starring ruth wilson and toby stephens. copyright bbc .
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an example of a television mini - series is jane eyre (2006), which is classed in 791. 4572 single programs. the imdb entry has the label “tv mini - series”: “jane eyre” (2006) tv mini - series .
in the miniseries, it was jane’s fault rochester’s horse fell. that really changes the scene !
a couple of sites from down under bring news of the reception of jane eyre 2006 as the first two episodes were broadcast yesterday .
in the miniseries, st john says he wants to take jane to africa (not india) .
part 2 of episode 2 of the bbc' s 2006 version of jane eyre. starring ruth wilson and toby stephens. copyright bbc .
last part of episode 2 of the bbc' s 2006 version of jane eyre. starring toby stephens and ruth wilson. copyright bbc .
part 4 of episode 3 of the bbc' s 2006 version of jane eyre. starring toby stephens and ruth wilson. copyright bbc .
jane eyre 1939: the first of many very blonde, very pretty jane eyres .
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first part of the last episode of the bbc' s 2006 version of jane eyre. starring toby stephens and ruth wilson. copyright bbc .
a scene from the 2006 bbc miniseries adaptation of jane eyre that does exactly what it says in the title! this ending is a bit more sexed up than we think makes sense for the victorian period, but hey, whatever .
i love this miniseries too. ruth and toby are a great on - screen pairing .
after mrs reed' s death jane eyre returns to thornfield. mr rochester finally proposes to jane eyre. will she accept him ?
episode 2 (s01e02) is the second episode of season one of
jane eyre (2006 )
released on sun oct 01, 2006. over 296 tv time users rated it a 9. 06 / 10 with their favorite characters being toby stephens, ruth wilson as jane eyre and lorraine ashbourne as mrs fairfax .
jane eyre (2006) is a mini - series from the bbc. it contains four hour - length episodes. the series was directed by susanna white. the screenplay was written by sandy welch. it first aired in the uk on september 24, 2006 .
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in this scene from the 2006 bbc miniseries adaptation of jane eyre, jane asks to visit her dying aunt and she and rochester argue over how much he’ll pay her at this point for the work she’s done so far. this is a really useful video because it can be difficult to understand how flirtatious and playful this scene is in the book .
was able to remain incognito while jane eyre became the publishing sensation of the season .
jane eyre 1957: kind of scary, don’t be sad the tape is lost .
“lyrics. ” brave enough for love: jane eyre. 1 dec. 2008 urltoken
: nine coaches waiting by mary stewart makes implicit and explicit reference to jane eyre. : studio one in hollywood – jane eyre, december 12, 1949, with charlton heston and mary sinclair [ 31 ]. novelist angela carter was working on a sequel to jane eyre at the time of her death in 1992. eyre is tricky to cast because its central match is—at least to the naked eye—a mismatch of age, station, and temperament. a fully grown daughter of jane eyre must choose between two men. (for superior eyre - inspired frighteners of the same era, check out hitchcock' s rebecca and jacques tourneur' s i walked with a zombie .
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display differences from charlotte brontë' s novell ?
last year i got to watch the newest jane eyre on the plane back from npl. felt so lucky to get it as an option on our 12 hr flight! ! i think i’ve seen the 1996 waay back, before reading the book, but remembered being pretty haunted by it at the time. haven’t seen 2006. love that you are doing miniseries mondays. you are the miniseries queen. are you already watching new downtons ?
the tree was struck by lightning, but did not burn up. the symbol isn’t nearly as powerful in the miniseries !
this book devourer, book reviews post was published on sunday october 29, 2006, and tagged under adaptations, bbc, book reviews, bronte, charlotte bronte, jane eyre, ruth wilson, toby stephens .
her employer suspects there' s a bit of the witch about jane eyre. there' s no doubt that masterpiece theatre' s production of jane eyre is bewitching as well .
the dramatic strategy throws off the story' s overall tone, but such problems are worth it to see morton and hinds explore jane eyre' s darkest possibilities. jane eyre .
jane eyre susannah york george c scott. mrs brown judi dench gerard butler billy connolly .
“the musical. ” brave enough for love: jane eyre. 1 dec. 2008 .
the ceremony will be held next december 16. keep your fingers crossed for jane eyre !
there are also several film versions of jane eyre that are properly classed in 791. 4372 single films, e. g. , a video recording of the 1996 motion picture jane eyre, which has no special label attached to its imdb entry: jane eyre (1996) .
2006. no question. the moment when she returns and he knows it’s her…one of my favorite scenes in all of film .
in its reshaping of events related to jane eyre, the novel suggests that bertha' s madness is not congenital, but rather the result of terrible childhood experiences and mr. : jenna starborn by sharon shinn, a science - fiction novel based upon jane eyre. : jane eyre, directed by franco zeffirelli, starring william hurt (mr. : jane eyre, a bbc series starring zelah clarke (jane), timothy dalton (mr. jane eyre told from the first person - perspective of edward rochester. : a one - act musical farce version of jane eyre was published by lazy bee scripts in 2013 [ 2 ]. in slate, dana stevens reviews the new jane eyre movie .
“films. ” the enthusiast' s guide to jane eyre adaptations. 1 dec. 2008 .
jane eyre (1934) .
internet movie database. 1 dec. 2008 urltoken .
i just made a very kitschy and fun adaptation (sort of) of jane eyre. for anyone who loves jane eyre as much as i do, you might have fun watching it. i had the best time making it. to see jane eyre: scenes from my life @
what a night to remember when huntingdon drama club put on their latest production - jane eyre .
in this four - hour bbc miniseries version of jane eyre, there is much that’s missing; despite its length, it still felt rushed compared to the book. i’m sure the 2011 movie is even more rushed in comparison .
rts craft and design awards 2006 / 2007 were presented on thursday 29 november 2007 at the savoy hotel, strand, london wc2 .
the character bertha mason serves as the main protagonist for this novel which acts as a prequel to jane eyre. : adele, grace, and celine: the other women of jane eyre by claire moise. you know, jane eyre, where the wicked go after death? : jane eyre, bbc radio 4 as ten 15 - minute episodes, from 29 february 2016 [ 29 ] [ 30 ]. : the novel the eyre affair by jasper fforde revolves around the plot of jane eyre. no matter: the actors are fantastic, and the central challenge of adapting jane eyre is more than skin deep. : studio one in hollywood – jane eyre, august 4, 1952, with kevin mccarthy and katharine bard [ 32 ] .
a novel about a present - day teenage girl obsessed with jane eyre. : jane eyre' s rival: the real mrs rochester by clair holland. welles and joan fontaine in jane eyre (1943), directed by robert stevenson. . adaptation of charlotte bronte' s novel jane eyre is about a young woman who becomes governess to the ward of mr. : jane eyre, directed by frank hall crane, starring ethel grandin (jane) and irving cummings (rochester) [ 3 ]. thus the success or failure of any jane eyre (the below list is a mere sampling) hinges on how well the film minimizes its inevitable creep factor. : sangdil, a hindi version also known as jane eyre, starring madhubala .
ladies of literature bundle (pride & prejudice / atonement / jane eyre / anna karenina ...
after surviving the regime of a harsh school, orphan jane eyre takes a job as a governess .
evolution of jane eyre: the musical, part three - royal alexandra theatre, toronto, canada .
once again, eyreaholics are divided over which miniseries is better, although it is really a matter of personal preference. the 1973 miniseries includes voice - over narration from jane, which garnered mixed reactions from the viewers. poster “dr _ mendoncacorreia” defends the use of brontë’s original prose in the voice - overs, stating :
most likely if you love costume drama then you’ve seen some adaptation of charlotte bronte’s classic jane eyre about the tortured rochester and the impassioned jane .
at least some of the later jane eyre adaptations have flirted with jane’s subjectivity, like the 1997 miniseries with samantha morton, in which a frightened jane contemplates herself in the mirror, and the 2006 miniseries with ruth wilson, which experiments with camera angles to indicate jane’s subjugation and emphasizes jane as an artist—someone who looks in her own right. but directors and screenwriters have consistently opted to strip the plot of not only culturally shocking material (e. g. , jane’s possible marriage to st. john rivers) but also of its most sensationalist, gothic, melodramatic excess. part of the problem derives from the shift from jane’s subjectivity to the more neutral point of view of the camera; even the stevenson adaptation rarely shoots scenes from jane’s perspective, so that thornfield hall looks frightening and massive because it actually is .
: jane eyre, an a & e; network series starring ciarán hinds and samantha morton. imagesrelated filmsthe other boleyn girlreleased 7 march 2008mansfield parkreleased 8 december 1999bright starreleased 6 november 2009brideshead revisitedreleased 3 october 2008fish tankreleased 11 september 2009the duchessreleased 5 september 2008.' 90s were not a good time for jane eyre. : jane eyre, a bbc series starring richard leech and ann bell [ 33 ]. she compares her situation to that of jane eyre on several occasions. : the french dancer' s bastard: the story of adele from jane eyre by emma tennant. in slate, dana stevens reviews the new jane eyre movie .
ruth wilson stars as the plain governess in the latest adaptation of charlotte brontës love story jane eyre. 
a recent big - budget film version of jane eyre, directed by the famous and fantastic franco zeffirelli .
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in the miniseries, rochester did not dress up as a gypsy, he hired a woman to be the gypsy. that made the gypsy’s conversation with jane a lot less intimate and authentic .
for our inaugural post: jane eyre: which adaption is best? charlotte bronte’s best - loved work was one of the first classics i read as a little girl. i loved it and read it again and again. there are many, many adaptions of jane eyre, but we’d like to offer your our top three jane picks: franco zeffirelli’s feature film starring william hurt and charlotte gainsbourg (1996), susanna white’s masterpiece theatre miniseries starring toby stephens and ruth wilson (2006), and cary fukanaga’s feature film starring mia wasikowska and michael fassbender (2011 )
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jane eyre laid bare
, which is credited to eve sinclair and charlotte brontë. : jane eyre' s husband - the life of edward rochester by tara bradley. : i walked with a zombie, a val lewton horror movie loosely based on jane eyre, starring tom conway and frances dee [ 11 ]. in this installment, emma finds herself in the role of jane eyre, the book she is currently reading. am sure most people would not think this of michael fassbender, star of the latest jane eyre, out this week. in the story, jane eyre flees thornfield house, where she works as a governess for wealthy edward rochester. : jane eyre, directed by hugo ballin, starring norman trevor and mabel ballin [ 8 ] .
jane eyre is available on dvd. it is made up of four episodes for a total of 202 minutes .
“jane eyre hadn’t been done well for a while – there was an old fashioned version in the 80’s .
my reviews are mostly my opinion of a particular movie / miniseries / etc. you are free to disagree with my views, but please respect them .
my affection for toby stephens is also based on film, or more properly, television miniseries. a few years ago he played a dashing kim philby in
bronteana, ed .
bronteana: bronte studies blog archive .
weblog post. bronteana. 29 apr. 2006. 1 dec. 2008 urltoken .
[ … ] on the skill of the actors and the screenwriter. for example, there was a bit of flack about the bbc 2006 jane eyre adaptation being rather, well, “forward”, but i thought it worked well, and i enjoyed the tv [ … ]
when the villain acheron hades steals the original manuscript of jane eyre and kidnaps the title character, the world panics. when someone alters or destroys an original manuscript, every other copy in the world is affected. thursday must enter jane eyre herself to prevent hades from committing literary homicide. thursday’s presence “behind the scenes” in jane eyre leads to the novel being tweaked into the version we know. erica hateley examined the eyre affair as a parody of jane eyre, popular culture, and the postmodern novel (1025). she points out that thursday next is remarkably similar to jane eyre, being very independent and opinionated. supernatural intervention has a similar effect on her as it does on jane :
motifs from eyre also appear in stewart' s the ivy tree (1961) but without explicit references to the novel. in the same vein as pride and prejudice and zombies, this has jane eyre battling vampires while also working through the events of the original story. : a two - act ballet of jane eyre was created for the first time by the london children' s ballet in 1994, with an original score by composer julia gomelskaya and choreography by polyanna buckingham. the first meeting between mrs fairfax, mr rochester and jane eyre; mrs fairfax serves tea and then sits down with her cup. : jane eyre, directed by cary fukunaga, starring mia wasikowska (jane eyre), michael fassbender (rochester) and judi dench (mrs. volume one of the eyre hall trilogy is a sequel to both jane eyre and its prequel wide sargasso sea. : jane eyre, directed by robert young, starring ciarán hinds and samantha morton .
masterpiece theatre: jane eyre. title: masterpiece theatre: jane eyre. product category: dvds. languages: english unknown, english origina. release date: 2007 - 02 - 20. theatrical release date: 2007 ...
cites willa cather, edith wharton, george eliot, charles dickens and jane eyre as some of her biggest influences .
so i was determined to hijack today' s column about charlotte bronte' s jane eyre with sparkling austen material .
the 83 version is completely underrated and absolutely fantastic. i think it ties for me personally with the 2006 version. although dalton may be my favorite rochester .
also starred in alfred hitchcock' s 1940 film, rebecca, based upon the daphne du maurier novel influenced by jane eyre. ^ the lux radio theatre — jane eyre at the internet archive. : jane eyre, a bbc series starring stanley baker and daphne slater. : jane eyre, screenplay by john houseman and aldous huxley, starring orson welles (mr. : jane eyre, starring irma taylor (jane), marie eline (young jane) and frank hall crane (rochester) [ 1 ] [ 2 ]. most famous line in charlotte brontë' s jane eyre is
reader, i married him. toby stephens (the son of dame maggie smith) plays the brusque, flawed mr rochester with exactly the right admixture of arrogance and warmth, while newcomer ruth wilson is luminous as english rose jane eyre - like a swan swimming, her impassive face nevertheless conveys a wealth of feeling churning beneath .
my older sister and i have just finished watching bbc one’s jane eyre. the novel by charlotte brontë has always been one of my favorites, and rochester and jane’s story has always reduced me to tears whenever i go back to the book. i was excited when i found out bbc had done a miniseries for it — i adored bbc’s six - part pride and prejudice, and to date, i have only been able to watch one other adaptation of jane eyre — 1996’s jane eyre starring william hurt and charlotte gainsbourg (which was alright, but rather lacking) .
love, love, love this version of jane eyre. i do agree, timothy dalton is rochester to a t .
last sunday kenneth griffith, mr mason in the 1970 production of jane eyre with susannah york and george c. scott ,
has a competition to win a copy. the question is as easy as in which year was jane eyre originally published .
charlotte bronte’s romantic novel, jane eyre, has been brought to life in this lavish, complex and sexy bbc production .
there’s a scene in the miniseries where jane apologizes for not asking permission to read the books in the library, and he says she’s a thinking woman and can of course read them. that’s not in the book .
currently, there have been over twenty film and tv adaptations, with another film announced for 2011 featuring mia wasikowska of tim burton' s alice in wonderland. (you can also read my review of jane eyre 2011: cary fukunaga' s gritty, gothic adaptation). what is remarkable is how the jane eyre movies and miniseries have allowed fans of the novel to share their feelings, opinions, and questions about jane eyre. people who are introduced to the story by an adaptation meet in online message boards with longtime fans of the novel. when i browse through the message boards for jane eyre on the internet movie database (imdb), i find that the fans (or “eyreaholics”) belong to different “camps, ” so to speak. [ 1 ] there are those who will defend one adaptation’s merits over another’s, arguing fiercely in favor of the 1983 miniseries over the 1973 version (or vice versa). purists gripe about jane and edward’s “racy” farewell scene in the latest 2006 adaptation, while others appreciate the modern touches .
the “jane eyre” of today takes few liberties with characters, plot or language. usually classics are revered in the classroom and mauled by hollywood: “jane eyre” is treated with kid gloves in movies and is under constant critical review by scholars and writers .
i find the 2006 version much better. ruth wilson is a brilliant actress, and toby stephens is truly charming (though perhaps a bit too goofy for rochester) .
thanks, jaclyn! glad i' m not the only je - obsessed person too! i even like the same versions you do - - the 2006 and 1983 .
. she starts off her post with a brief plug for the bbc' s 1973 jane eyre - which is always nice .
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kayla’s favorite adaptation is the 2006 bbc television series, which focuses on jane’s development as an individual and takes seriously her career as a teacher and school mistress. these plot aspects outweigh the fact that jane gets married. kayla notes that it’s the only version directed by a woman .
from the bbc regarding the project to revive the sri lankan lace industry, a project which includes their new production of jane eyre .
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has made up a synopsis of jane eyre with bits and pieces taken from the wikipedia article on family guy. a random quote :
lois! i miss watching miniseries with you. i haven’t seen any of da season 3. i know it won’t be on pbs until january……ugh! how shall i wait so long !
i love elizabeth gaskell! a future miniseries monday topic for sure. i do love stephens and wilson together. and yes! nobody does the gypsy scene right! why is that ?
* bowing * my pleasure, jane eyre is my favorite book. ‘dombey and son’ aired several years ago in my country the same period ‘jane eyre’ was but i don’t know if a dvd is out. but good luck, you will laugh at zelah clarke’s cockney accent !
, this is the 34th film or television version of jane eyre dating back to 1909 and it is one of the best received .
the first bbc production, a six - part miniseries, for which i can find little pictorial evidence. the beeb is notorious for having lost or deleted many early tv shows, unfortunately .
- scripted by aldous huxley, this early adaptation of jane eyre unspools like a horror movie, all looming gothic towers, slanting shadows, and bursts of orchestral bang - crash. : bbc classics presents: jane eyrehead, a parody by sctv starring andrea martin (jane eyrehead), joe flaherty (mr. : jane eyre, a bbc series starring sorcha cusack (jane), michael jayston (mr. overview, first billed only: after a bleak childhood, jane eyre goes out into the world to become a governess. : a symphony (7th) by michel bosc premiered in bandol (france), 11 october 2009. with such an established brand in the public domain, jane eyre is reanimated for film and tv with a frequency that belies its resistance to faithful adaptation. : jane eyre, an nbc matinee theatre production starring patrick macnee and joan elan .
this is my favorite version of jane eyre to date! i think ruth wilson and toby stevenson played the parts extremely well and on point .
a parody article in which jane eyre is one of the candidates during the 2008 presidential election. (can you guess who she represents? )
based on the story of “jane eyre” author charlotte brontë, the one - act play has only been produced four times in the united states .
because, you know, jane eyre is world - famous for sliding down poles constantly in all manners of puritanical, un - sexy ways .
in an earlier time, jane eyre might have been called a
woman' s picture .
but all who wish to immerse themselves in grand storytelling should settle in and let jane beguile them .
i adore jane eyre, this was in fact the first “classic” that i can remember reading on my own (not for class). it’s still one of my absolute favorites. i’ve only seen the 2006 and 2011 versions, some of my friends and i have done our own miniseries marathons at various points, part of how i stumbled into the wonder that is elizabeth gaskell. i personally prefer the 2006 version more than 2011, i think it develops the story line better plus stephens and wilson are just so adorable together. admittedly, i am still waiting to see a version that does the gypsy scene well - that is one of my favorite scenes from the book and would love to see a good film adaptation of it .
jane eyre sequels, prequels, spin - offs, and retellings since its publication in 1847, charlotte bronte' s jane eyre has inspired numerous adaptations - - on the stage, on film, and most recently, in novel retellings and sequels. the characters of the original ...
^ the philco radio hall of fame — jane eyre at the internet archive. : jane eyre, starring lisbeth blackstone, dallas tyler, harrish ingraham and john charles [ 2 ]. most famous line in charlotte brontë' s jane eyre is
reader, i married him. : rebecca by daphne du maurier was partially inspired by jane eyre. : the autobiography of jane eyre, an ongoing modernized web series adaptation. yet in a 2009 poll by british romance publisher mills and boon, readers voted edward rochester the
most popular hero in literature ,
ahead of the likes of heathcliff, rhett butler, and colin firth. eyre, the 1847 novel by english writer charlotte brontë, has frequently been adapted for film, radio, television and theatre, and has inspired a number of rewritings and reinterpretations .
in 1973 and 1983, the bbc released two jane eyre miniseries. the first, directed by joan craft and starring sorcha cusack and michael jayston, is made up of five episodes, 275 minutes total. the second, directed by julian amyes and featuring zelah clarke and timothy dalton, has eleven thirty - minute episodes. an obvious benefit of a miniseries is the extended time available to tell the story. the director can develop the story at a more leisurely pace and choose to leave in small details that would be excised in a theatrical version .
i' ve seen at least 7 versions of the novel. i like at least four of them and love three versions. the ones i love are the versions from 1983, 2006 and 2011 .
in addition to examining how the jane eyre adaptations have presented the story, i will look at the responses of “eyreaholics” and determine how they represent the modern readership. note that since 1910, there has been at least one jane eyre adaptation per decade. since there are so many, i will focus on the most significant ones, including the five that i have seen, the 1970, 1973, 1983, 1996, and 2006 versions. yes, i am something of an eyreaholic myself .
jane eyre (1943). condition: new sealed dvd. region: all, world wide, it can be played at any dvd player .
i particularly enjoyed jeanette brown' s portrayal of the housekeeper mrs fairfax and the innocently, well - rounded performance of anwen pugh as jane eyre .
there’s something you should know about me. give me a miniseries adaption of a literary classic with beautiful costumes to watch and i will be a happy woman. i’ve been a bit of a miniseries junkie for as long as i can remember. i first got hooked on anne of green gables and then the colin firth and jennifer ehle pride and prejudice. i love seeing my favorite books as films. that is, unless they completely ruin them (yes, andrew davies, i’m referring to your screenplay for the recent adaption of brideshead that sends me into fits of fury .) anyhow, i love me a good miniseries. i would wager there’s nary a worthwhile miniseries i haven’t seen. so, i am now passing on my expertise (derived from excessive period film watching / laziness) to you, dear reader .
the best version of jane eyre i have seen was the 1983 miniseries with zelah clark and timothy dalton in the leads. dalton is wonderfully dark and brooding and clark is defiantly wonderful. it also features judy cornwall as mrs reed. the interiors are typical, but the out door shots are wonderful. very little is cut from the novel. highly recommended !
no matter the persuasion - - no respectable victorian lady would have - - let alone the particulars of the scene (which, by the way, nothing happened, but it almost could have been something had jane been slightly weaker). their chemistry in this version of jane eyre was probably the most modern i' ve seen in an adaptation of jane eyre .
charlotte bronte' s jane eyre - an a & e; film - (1999) - dvd. small tear in shrink - wrap on front .
charlotte bronte' s jane eyre is a pre - owned dvd in good condition. the disc has a few light scratches that do not affect play .
in the miniseries, adele was left to rochester as a baby, not brought up by her mother, yet she still sang and danced as if she had lived with her mother. that didn’t make sense .
one of the most talked - about scenes was when rochester tries to convince jane to stay with him after their aborted wedding. they sit on a bed together; just after rochester insists that they can live together chastely like brother and sister, they lie back on the bed and begin kissing. some viewers were shocked by the steamy scene and how it strayed dramatically from the novel. however, others argued that passion is a major underlying theme in jane eyre and that showing jane and rochester expressing their desires was natural (“jane eyre 2006”). personally, i side with the purists and argue that brontë’s intent was to have jane not give in to her desires. i will concede though that the scene makes jane’s painful separation from rochester very poignant and believable .
haley: the wilson / stephens miniseries stays closer to the novel because it has the time to follow the plot. there is one dreadful “special effects” scene when the tree is struck by lightning that is just embarrassing .
jane eyre * * * 1 / 2 (out of four) pbs, sunday and jan. 28, 9 et / pt (times may vary )
after a harsh childhood, orphan jane eyre is hired by edward rochester, the brooding lord of a mysterious manor house, to care for his young daughter .
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thegrangersapprentice: reading jane eyre for english class. also, there was a little competition in class today in which my teacher asked some really spe ...
i believe i' ve already voiced them beneath the individual categories, but just to clarify, my only major problem with this adaption is the screenplay. that' s a major letdown, but despite that, the 2006 je is a solid adaptation. it has, debatably, the largest following of any adaption. a lot of that has to do with placing. this miniseries was released in the prime of a younger generation of
hateley, erica. “the end of the eyre affair: jane eyre, parody, and popular culture. ” journal of popular culture 38 (2005): 1022 - 36. mla international bibliography. sturgis library, kennesaw. 1 dec. 2008 .
jane, in a break from what other janes have worn in other versions of jane eyre, wears grey rather than black. in fact, i don' t think she ever wears black. however, in the novel :
thanks again, lady f, for reading and sharing your thoughts. i like the imdb boards because the eyreaholics can get into really involved discussions about each of the adaptations, comparing scenes and actors, etc. i enjoyed both mia w. and michael f. in the latest film. love the 2006 miniseries. i appreciate the 1983 one for being so close to the original text (agree with you about the awkward height difference). i' ve only seen the 1973 miniseries once, so i can' t recall specifically how i felt about the two leads. but thanks again for stopping by; it' s nice to get comments from readers .
so every now and then, i' ll go a little crazy and spend hours re - watching several versions of jane eyre, mainly the 2006, 1983, and 1996 versions. this has been one of those times. i' m so glad i came upon your hub! it' s good to know i' m not the only one with a little bit of a jane eyre obsession :). i absolutely adore the 2006 bbc version, mainly because it was the first one i saw after reading the book. second place would have to go to the 1983 version. i think it' s very well done. i can' t wait to get my hands on some of the older versions. anyway, i enjoyed reading your reviews !
haley: i love toby stephens as rochester, but i’m not sure if it’s because i’m biased because he’s the son of my beloved dame maggie smith. i mean, can you imagine maggie smith being your mother? ! i really enjoy the banter between jane and rochester in this miniseries .
i love the 1983 adaption of jane eyre above all other versions…i agree completely. it is one of my very favorite movies and shall remain so. .: )
friday, november 23, 2007 12: 36 pm by m. in dance, jane eyre, movies - dvd - tv, theatre, wuthering heights no comments
most recently, there’s the 2011 film with mia wasikowska and michael fassbender which brought a gothic horror style to the story; before that the unforgettable 2006 version with toby stephens and ruth wilson. then there are the two ’90s adaptations, one of which showcased anna paquin as a young jane .
this would explain why the other versions of jane eyre had jane wearing black, but i wonder why this one had jane wearing grey instead of black if the jane in the book found that her grey dress was too fancy to be worn on any occasion. could it be a emphasis on her passionate nature? maybe. but it was different from the original novel .
i love every jane eyre hub you write! i think the first jane eyre version i saw was the 1944 version and i love it to this day. fontaine and welles gave the characters interesting dimensions that i haven' t seen in most other versions. then the 1983 miniseries is by far the most faithful. i do like timothy dalton but i guess my interpretation of rochester was never melodramatic. in the scene after jane faints and she wants to leave thornfield, i felt that dalton made rochester into a whimpering baby. it is still a good adaption though. then 1996 is alright and i' ve loved the 2006 version every time i watch it. thank you also for mentioning the musical. i was amazed how brilliantly the lyricist used phrases from the novel as well as their thesaurus to make each character' s song suit them. great job !
brimming with sly jokes and literary allusions, the eyre affair offers a new twist on brontë’s and other classic authors’ works. it was my first exposure to jane eyre, and it made me interested in reading the novel, not knowing exactly what the “true” ending was .
this might just be the most perfect jane eyre wedding gown (other than being the wrong period): it’s pretty, yet plain, well suited to her character .
después de ver el otro día una edición en japonés de jane eyre, hoy toca acercanos un poco más hacia españa para ver esta llamativa y característica edició ...
when one poster on imdb wondered how paquin’s passionate jane grew into gainsbourg’s “bland and wooden” adult version, “jrice - 11” argued passionately in gainsbourg’s defense: jane’s “strength of purpose was her desire to live, her beauty was wanting to live correctly as well as stay alive. jane [ eyre ] wanted little out of life but to do her duty as she saw it, and ms g. [ gainsbourg ] portrays that well, yet allows us to see that jane has a warmth, a passion beneath that exterior” (“jane eyre 1996”) .
agreed. the 2011 was a close, but no cigar, version (not terrible, just not quite as good as it could have been), while the 2006 hewed closer to the novel with the acting and the costumes .
overseer - 3 .
worst version ever made .
rev. of jane eyre (1934). internet movie database. 12 may 2003. 1 dec. 2008 .
5: 03 pm by m. in art - exhibitions, brontëites, jane eyre, movies - dvd - tv, theatre, wide sargasso sea, wuthering heights no comments
popular novels have also taken jane eyre to new levels. in 1966, jean rhys published wide sargasso sea, a prequel of sorts to jane eyre. the novel features bertha mason as the protagonist and her meeting and marrying rochester. it has also been adapted to film. poster “yaweh yireh” jokingly refers to the age difference between rochester and jane when she describes her reaction to watching wide sargasso sea: “he kept telling bertha how much he loved her, and i kept thinking,' no, you don' t. back in england there' s a little baby who you' re going to find true love with in fifteen years!' ” (“jane eyre 2006”). the story explores why bertha went mad, and it was well - received by critics and readers (“notes on novels: wide sargasso sea”) .
' next production will be
jane eyre
by charlotte bronte, adapted for the stage by charles vance. directed by betty macgregor, this version of the classic nineteenth century story has been adapted to focus on the love between jane and rochester .
with: ruth wilson (jane eyre), toby stephens (edward rochester), claudia coulter (bertha), francesca annis (lady ingram), christina cole (blanche), tara fitzgerald (mrs. reed), pam ferris (grace poole), andrew buchan (st. john rivers) and georgie henley (young jane eyre) .
i’ll be accompanied by eleanor, my bestie, college / post - college housemate, and fellow lover of a good 8 hour bbc miniseries in the guise of miniseries mondays. to introduce you to ellie, i should briefly explain our friendship. it might help to tell you that when ellie and i were first acquainted, we went to eat italian food together and by the time we were halfway done with our baked ziti we were singing fiddler on the roof songs. in public. probably loud. had we been introduced as young children, we would never have adapted to conversing with people who hadn’t memorized all of seven brides for seven brothers. anyhow, eleanor and i will occasionally drop in with our two cents on our favorite or most loathed miniseries / period films. we won’t stick completely to miniseries, we’ll throw a few literary film adaptions in for good measure. and, we want to hear your thoughts, too! so, chime in in the combox .
also, biedroneczka sends along a list she found of bbc productions of jane eyre from a site connected to the bbc archives. this is the list (programmes denote episodes) :
firstly, there' s another news blip about the bbc' s new version of jane eyre with ruth wilson and toby stephens. apparently they bought some of their props from matlock
even though i am a janeite i have to admit i really enjoyed the latest version of jane eyre (a two - part series starting on the abc on sunday at 8. 30pm). it was gripping, powerful and intense. ruth wilson won a bafta nomination as the doe - eyed jane eyre while toby stephens smoulders as the complex mr rochester .
timothy dalton is best known as james bond, and some fans complain that he is too handsome for the role (although, maybe “complain” is the wrong word). “martisco” believes that dalton “gives a very dynamic performance and has tons of charisma and passion. ” the poster “mamascara” adds: “i love when he calls her janet, just as in the book. that never happened in the 2006 [ version ]. and the woman who plays jane is small and elf - like, as in the book. dalton overflows with passion for jane” (“jane eyre 1983”) .
kayla notes that only a few of bronte’s contemporaries understood how radical jane eyre was. conservative elizabeth rigby did and accordingly hated the novel, calling it unfeminine, unchristian, and chartist (which is to say, communist). kayla believes that rigby, a successful journalist, feared that jane eyre would expose her own unfeminine ambitions and perhaps her own repressed anger .
i really like what she says about the film getting jane' s age right. jane' s youth really does come through in the film .
jback - 5. “at least they got pilot right! ” rev. of jane eyre (1997). internet movie database. 9 jan. 2008. 1 dec. 2008 .
whether it' s pride and prejudice, jane eyre, bridget jones' s diary or any old mills and boon novel, the grist that feeds the fantasy mill is the same .
caption: actor richard leech as mr rochester and actress ann bell in the title roll [ sic ] of jane eyre being serialised by the bbc at the television centre, shepherds bush .
it is worthwhile to bring up jane eyre ’s impact in other forms of media besides film. jane eyre has a long history on the stage, and in 2000, it had its broadway debut as a musical. jane eyre the musical features twenty songs, the music and lyrics by paul gordon and the book by john caird. marla schaffel and james barbour star in the original broadway cast (“the musical”). the lyrics faithfully maintain a lot of the original text from the novel, and some of the songs give a special voice to the characters .
that said, in modern day it’s easy to overlook the 1983 bbc miniseries when you have toby stephens or michael fassbender to choose from. even i didn’t bother to watch it for a while. but i have since atoned for the error of my ways .
from sweeping shots of the english countryside through all seasons to intimate scenes in the recesses of the manor house, this adaptation of jane eyre shows off a richness american tv projects rarely attempt .
best jane eyre adaptation i' ve seen! actors portrayed the characters extremely well, close to the book with few changes, stunning scenery (thornfield is absolutely gorgeous) and ...
kayla also leans on jody bower’s argument that jane eyre has an “aletis” or “wandering heroine” plot. this is in contrast with male quest plots, which have more clearly defined forward - trajectories .
sunday, november 25, 2007 12: 17 pm by m. in books, brontëites, jane eyre, movies - dvd - tv, references, the tenant of wildfell hall no comments
also tonight, abc airs the first part (episodes 1 and 2) of last year' s big bbc costume drama, i. e. jane eyre. several newspapers publish alerts :
the 1983 miniseries was the first adaptation i saw, so i have a particular fondness for it. almost five and a half hours long, it is probably the most faithful version that exists, preserving brontë’s original text in most of the dialogue. jane’s experiences before and after her time at thornfield, which are usually the ones severely condensed in adaptations, remain almost in full. thus, viewers see the child jane’s meetings with the apothecary and mr. brocklehurst, the servant bessie visiting jane at lowood school, and jane’s wanderings on the moors before reaching moor house .
i haven' t seen the charlton heston version and i' ve seen only short clips of the 1934 one. i also enjoy the 1973 and zefferelli versions although my favorite has to be 2011, followed closely by 2006. thanks for reading and commenting !
i read the book as an adolescent, re - read it as an adult and gathered the adaptations (1996, 2006 and 2011) during time. but it' s like a thirst that can' t be over, i need to see more .
the 2006 four - part miniseries brought a lot of buzz and excitement to eyreaholics. here was a masterpiece theatre production with lush sets and scenery, richly detailed costumes, and a slightly modern flavor to the classic story. the series opened with young jane, played by georgie henley [ lucy pevensie in the chronicles of narnia ], walking alone through a vast desert. the film then shows jane hidden in her window seat, engrossed in a book so much that she seems to enter different worlds. this was a memorable and creative way to start off the new adaptation, suggesting to the audience that there may be some surprises and changes along the way. additionally, the viewer becomes privy to jane’s inner world, much like it is in the novel .
well, that about wraps it up! if i haven’t convinced you yet to watch the 1983 adaptation, let me point out i think timothy dalton is every bit as good as toby stephens from the 2006 miniseries (which i never thought i’d say), and perhaps even a little bit closer to the character in the book. while toby plays off the sarcasm with great skill (with no two actors having matched the chemistry between him and ruth wilson), dalton understands how to capture the true essence of a byronic .
this mini - series is a critically acclaimed adaptation of bronte' s jane eyre. it was nominated for several awards in 2007 - 2008, including bafta tv awards, awards from the broadcasting press guild, satellite awards, primetime emmy awards, and a golden globe award. in 2007, the mini - series won a bafta tv award and three primetime emmy awards for outstanding art direction, outstanding costumes, and outstanding hairstyling for a miniseries or a movie.
jane eyre is a 2006 television adaptation of charlotte brontë 's 1847 novel of the same name . the story , which has been the subject of numerous television and film adaptations , is based on the life of the orphaned title character . this four-part bbc television drama serial adaptation was broadcast in the united kingdom on bbc one . the mini-series is generally considered a successful adaptation , garnering critical acclaim and a number of prestigious nominations from various award bodies . 
jane eyre is a 2006 television adaptation of charlotte brontë's 1847 novel of the same name. the story, which has been the subject of numerous television and film adaptations, is based on the life of the orphaned title character. this four-part bbc television drama serial adaptation was broadcast in the united kingdom on bbc one. the mini-series is generally considered a successful adaptation, garnering critical acclaim and a number of prestigious nominations from various award bodies.
jane eyre is a 2006 television adaptation of charlotte brontë's 1847 novel of the same name. the story, which has been the subject of numerous television and film adaptations, is based on the life of the orphaned title character. this four-part bbc television drama serial adaptation was broadcast in the united kingdom on bbc one. the mini-series is generally considered a successful adaptation, garnering critical acclaim and a number of prestigious nominations from various award bodies.