Dzejn ejr u reziji roberta janga je jedna od mnogih ekranizacija klasika svetske knjizevnosti i. But the movies interpretation of rochester was ridiculous and hinds acting went along with it. It really hit the controversial balance beautifully, being edgy enough to make news, but still mainstream enough to be widely popular. The evolution of jane eyre university of tennessee system. Jane eyre, a tutor in the home of edward fairfax rochester, whose wife became insane after the birth of their first child, is coveted by rochester, who plans to secretly marry jane without disclosing to her the fact that he has a. Jane eyre since the dawn of cinema, there have been 18 featurelength adaptations of charlotte brontes classic 1847 novel jane eyre. Jane eyre is a 1910 american silent short classic drama produced by the thanhouser film. It was the best dramatisation of jane eyre i have ever seen. Rochester, with joan fontaine playing the title character the screenplay was written by john houseman, aldous huxley, and director. Aug 23, 2011 tv and film adaptations of jane eyre a list of the many adaptations of charlotte brontes famous novel. Scott is not my idea of a romantic leading man, coarse or not, and susannah york was twice the age of a young jane. Jane eyre, a tutor in the home of edward fairfax rochester, whose wife became insane after the birth of their first child, is coveted by rochester, who plans to secretly marry jane without disclosing to her the fact that he has a wife living. Jane eyre is a widely filmed adaptation from the charlotte bronte book of the same name.
Under the harsh treatment of her foster parents the child grows delicate and the doctor orders her away. Jane eyre is a sixpart 1956 british tv adaptation of the novel by charlotte bronte. She is sent to the orphan home and there grows up to girlhood. Jane comes to thornfield hall as a governess to the young ward of edward rochester. I cannot tell what sentiment haunted the quite solitary churchyard, with its inscribed headstone. This is a picturization of the worldfamous novel by charlotte bronte. Making a living 1914 1st charlie chaplin movie appearance. Peggy ann garner, one of the best, perhaps even the best, of child actresses, is both delicate and strong in her role as young jane. Charlotte brontes muchfilmed 1847 novel is reinvigorated for a new generation in this brooding period romance. An orphaned young girl, jane eyre anna paquin, suffers humiliation and abuse at the hands of her aunt fiona shaw and is subsequently banished to a strict boarding school for several years. And then one day, when our firstborn was put into his arms, he could see that the boy had. The screenplay is written by moira buffini based on charlotte brontes 1847 novel of the same name, a classic of the gothic, bildungsroman, and romance genres. This version of jane eyre works in some novel twists that fit into the original plot, such as janes pursuit of rochester and st.
Jane eyre is a 1934 american romantic drama film directed by christy cabanne, starring virginia bruce and colin clive. Ruth wilson played jane eyre opposite toby stephens mr rochester in. Jane eyre 2006 deleted separation scenes by ksotikoula. But it was a book that i was very enriched by reading. But the center of robert stevensons 1943 film version of the book its selfappointed sun king, the lord and master of all he surveys is orson welles as janes employer and eventual love interest edward rochester. Jane, left an orphan in the reid family, is unhappy.
It underwent four american film adaptations in 1910, 1914, 1915 and 1921. A mousy governess who softens the heart of her employer soon discovers that hes hiding a terrible secret. Scott, having just completed the film patton, is superb as the tortured, but commanding edward rochester, not to mention john williams movingly atmospheric music score. Beautifully shot, the feature drips with gothic atmosphere, as 19thcentury governess jane eyre recalls the turbulent events that made her suddenly flee her post at. I know the jane eyre story well as it has been done so many times before, and i prefer the joan fontaineorson welles version. Jane eyre 1944 cast and crew based on the renowned charlotte bronte novel, this drama depicts the trials and tribulations of young english woman jane eyre joan fontaine. But jane is attracted by the intelligent and energetic sir rochester, a man of almost twice her age. Jane eyre 1914 cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. The evolution of jane eyre charlotte brontes jane eyre often straddles the line between the feminist and the sentimental. In particular sorcha cusack strong yet feeling, superficially a plain jane but with a demure prettiness, principled yet longing to surrender to love.
When orphaned governess jane eyre wasikowska arrives at imposing thornfield hall, shes intrigued by her brooding wealthy employer, rochester fassbender. May 31, 2016 and yet, there are numerous attempts at jane eyre movies. With louise vale, franklin ritchie, gretchen hartman, alan hale. Adapted from charlotte brontes 1847 novel, jane eyre, the film mirrors the events and plot of the original book. The film shared flashes of her most significant moments from childhood i. It is the wedding eve before jane comes face to face with the origin of the strange noises. Rochester, with joan fontaine playing the title character. With ethel grandin, irving cummings, john mccabe, miss burke. The film debut of charles charlie chaplin, who plays a swindler and not his lovable tramp character.
The movie leaves quite a bit of the story out, but dutifully makes up for it with a strong actors and incredible cinematography. 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. Unlike most bbc programming of the 1950s, the series survives intact. Perhaps they would look down on jane eyre, but would probably get some eyebrows raised at them.
On the one hand, the novel is the story of jane, her struggles, her growth, and her development. His tendency to mumble his lines works with this character. Ruth wilson played jane eyre opposite toby stephens mr rochester in the 2006 bbc miniseries. It looks like we dont have any akas for this title yet. I feel a little ashamed that i came into cary fukunagas lively adaptation of charlotte brontes jane eyre without ever having read the. If you are new to jane eyre or a seasoned fan who is looking for a great film adaptation, the one by far the best in terms of accuracy, passionate portrayal of characters, beautiful original dialogue, great chemistry between the main characters, and satisfying length is the 1983 miniseries with timothy dalton and zelah clarke you just have to. His dark moods and the strange occurrences in the house lead her to discover a terrible secret that he had hoped to hide from her forever. Jane eyre is an orphan, sent to lowood school, and eventually becomes a.
And yet, there are numerous attempts at jane eyre movies. This is a version of jane eyre which delves into some of the unexplained aspects of the novel. Even if this doesnt turn out to be your favorite jane eyre, you wont regret buying it. It has a story that i can only describe as a meshing of beauty and the beast and rebecca. Romance is a genre that is looked down on by many sophisticated readers. Jane eyre 2011 is the hollywood film adaptation of the classic 1847 novel by charlotte bronte, jane eyre. This is also the 6th of 12 movies featuring the keystone cops. Twentieth centuryfox presents jane eyre by charlotte bront. Denied love all her life, jane cant help but be attracted to the intelligent, vibrant, energetic mr. Public domain classic based on a novel by charlotte bronte. Jane eyre movie official website buy now focus features.
Black and white silent film directed by theodore marston, starring marie eline as jane and frank hall crane as mr rochester. There have been over 50 tv or movie version of jane eyre leading back to 1910. Scott is not my idea of a romantic leading man, coarse or not, and susannah york was twice the age of a young jane eyre who was to have resided at lowood for only 10 years. It was directed by robert stevenson and produced by the uncredited kenneth macgowan and orson welles. In a bold new feature version of jane eyre, director cary joji fukunaga sin nombre and screenwriter moira buffini tamara drewe infuse a contemporary. If anyone has any more information of other film locations to add from any of the adaptations, i would be grateful if you would send me an email. The first sound adaptation of the charlotte bronte classic about a victorian orphan who secures a governess position at mysterious thornfield hall and falls in love with her employer.
Orphaned and raised in an abusive home, jane eventually becomes a governess at thornfield hall, where she falls for its older aristocrat owner, edward rochester orson welles. The film opens near the end of the story plot and dips in and out back and forth for awhile ruining for those who have never seen jane eyre or read the book, before settling back down again to the task in hand, but though some have found this has ruined the pleasure of the film it does offer a pleasant intriguing slantnot. Jane eyre is a 1910 american silent short classic drama produced by the thanhouser film corporation. Jane eyre is an orphan who was raised by her aunt until she came to thornfield hall as governess to the young ward of edward rochester. This definitive ranking of jane eyre adaptations will help you avoid the worst offenders, at least. This movie gives fair balance to each stage of janes life. The chief focus of charlotte brontes novel jane eyre is the orphanturnedgoverness of the title.
Lots of historical background and trivia for fans of the film and the napoleonic wars. Just click the edit page button at the bottom of the page or learn more in the akas submission guide. We want to hear what you have to say but need to verify your email. Jun 18, 2012 the film debut of charles charlie chaplin, who plays a swindler and not his lovable tramp character. Apr 10, 2014 when jane eyre was published in 1847, it was a huge hit. I originally watched this bbc tv dramatisation of jane eyre c. This jane eyre focused on the feelings of the characters more, and not just jane and rochesters either. Based on the renowned charlotte bronte novel, this drama depicts the trials and tribulations of young english woman jane eyre joan fontaine. Jane eyre is an american film adaptation of charlotte brontes 1847 novel of the same name, released by 20th century fox. Throughout the film, offscreen narration is spoken by joan fontaine as jane eyre, and at the end of the picture, she paraphrases the book when describing the partial recovery of rochesters sight. Jane eyre is a 2011 romantic drama film directed by cary fukunaga and starring mia wasikowska and michael fassbender. Please click the link below to receive your verification email. Reading the novel before seeing the movie, i had my own ideas about the characters of miss brontes book.
She is a strong character who rises from a harsh background and childhood to achieve peace with her decisions and her life. Next we find her in rochesters home, where she is governess to young rochesters. But the center of robert stevensons 1943 film version of the book its selfappointed sun king, the lord and master of all he surveys is orson welles as janes employer and. Jane eyre joanna scanlan bessie ben sowden john reed. Jane eyre, an orphan sent to lowood school, eventually becomes a governess. Tv and film adaptations of jane eyre a list of the many adaptations of charlotte brontes famous novel. Location information gathered from the internet movie database. When jane eyre was published in 1847, it was a huge hit. Rochester seems to be returning the attention, he invites the beautiful and wealthy blanche ingram and her party to stay at his estates. No where in the book nor in any other adaptation of jane eyre is he. However, numerous obstacles stand in the way of jane and edwards romance. Jane eyre, directed by frank hall crane, starring ethel grandin jane. It is based on the 1847 novel jane eyre by charlotte bronte, and is the first adaptation to use sound. Jane eyre dvd the indianapolis public library bibliocommons.
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