Jane Eyre (1961) | Full Movie
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- 🎥 TenaaTV presents: Jane Eyre
A young Jane Eyre, fresh from the orphanage, is looking forward to her job as governess to a little girl at Thornfield Hall. Edward Rochester, the cold forbidding master of Thornfield Hall, brings on a terrifying secret.
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I had not seen this version. It is mentioned at the IMDb site.
Sally Anne Howes is delightful as Jane Eyre
At the end of her story, Charlotte Brontë writes that Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester have been married for ten blissful years and that she and Rochester enjoy perfect equality in their life together. She says that after two years of blindness, Rochester regained sight in one eye and was able to behold their first son at his birth.
Thank you for posting this version, it is one I had not seen before. I appreciate watching the various verions of this romantic story. This rendition may not be the best, but I enjoyed the different take. Having to shorten the book to a mere one hour is a challenge and the imagination that the screen writers use to fill the gaps are always entertaining as well as imaginative. Thank you, again.
Your balanced remarks made me delete my own as it was too complaining. Sure, we'd all love to see a perfect Jane Eyre - one not truncated or miscast, perhaps.
But I did just revisit the Welles' version, setting high the bar. 😊
Blessing to you, years down the line from another Bronte lover.
I agree. It is always interesting to see how they approach it, and the performances of the two leads. I'm always pleased when I find a version I have not seen before.
I like the microphone boom popping down from time to time
But that's how it was back then. I love every version
Viva la difference !
Now, that was an experience 😊
I stuck with it though. Through the self-indulged screenwriting, stage performance feel, audio problems at key points, and zealous directing, I stuck with it.
If you knew nothing about the emotional depth of Ms Bronte's classic, this adaptation would be taken as is. But for Fans of the written work and history of many award-worthy performances, Fans may grimace, shake their head and give a hard sigh, but we would get through it. Popcorn 🍿 and 🥤 Soda Pop may help😊
Yes, this was definitely an experience...
Concised version yet retains content n plot well. Nice dialogue n acting.
bonjour, merci pour cette diffusion. Mais il y a au moins 3 coupures de son assez longues, ce qui est fort dommage.
Poor Zachary Scott. He only lived a few years after this was broadcast.
Rest in paradise, old chap.
Re: the script:
There were a few lines that were good, but the overall evisceration of the plot combined with loss of nuance made it a confusing, altogether different story.
On a good day,
these aren't easy characters to play. On a cramped set in less than an hour's time, maybe it was a bit too much to hope.
Here's to Jane Eyre. Long may she live... unabridged.
Too many scenes missing sound! This was obviously a made-for-television adaptation with some very serious changes to the plot. Glad I saw this but I wouldn't recommend it to other Jane Eyre enthusiasts.
True. For example, no horse scene for the first meeting with Mr. Rochester because it couldn’t be done due to production restrictions.
I must say this version actually has Jane put out the fire. Very little of Charlotte's beautiful dialogue.
I agree.
Indeed very different from several adaptations seen so far. But then its director s prerogative n perspective plus adds a new angle to the film.
I think this version has a lot of theatre
This is an interesting old adaptation. Love the old Breck ads interspersed. The actress makes a lovely Jane. I always find it puzzling when scriptwriters throw out original dialog created by the author of a classic and insert their own hackneyed words. Why not use the original, beautiful dialog?
Конечно, это весьма специфическая версия. Так же жаль, что не всё было слышно. Но было всё равно интересно увидеть не знакомую прежде для меня экранизацию. Спасибо, что загрузили это сюда. Но конец мне почти понравился :)
Very condensed. What would you expect with a running time of less than an hour. Sally Ann Howes is best known for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
They should have saved the money and the time for this production. They literally butchered Brontë`s work. Too much of the original work was altered and Charlotte`s passion erased. In my opinion, it was wrong they were allowed to use the original title.
@lechat8736. NO PUEDO ESTAR MÁS DE ACUERDO CON USTED EN SU OPINIÓN. ES HORRIBLE UN BODRIO TOTAL. LE VOY A DAR MÍ OPINIÓN DÓNDE ESTÉ TIMOTHY DALTON Y ZELAH CLARKE. QUE SE QUITEN TODOS LOS DEMÁS. CON TODOS MÍS RESPETOS POR QUE CADA CUAL TIENE SÚ FAVORITA. UN SALUDO MUY CORDIAL. MARI CARMEN.
el libro es mejor
книга лучше любой из экранизаций, но мне всё равно интересно смотреть, как все по-разному пытались снять эту историю. и некоторые версии я люблю особенно сильно
Well of course!
Weak version, couldn't stand to watch more than a few minutes... PS. (a few months later) Now I saw everything and it gets better by the end. So please have patience and watch until the end. :) A pity they didn't keep the original, beautiful dialogue. St. John Rivers as a comical character, that's new to me. :) It's interesting that this is the only version where Mr. Rochester openly revolts against her narrow, rigid moral views, I often thought that indeed her views were rather narrow, but we can't judge, considering a woman's reputation at that time was very important.
It's dreadful.
¿DE DÓNDE SACARON ESTA ""RELIQUIA""ES QUE NO HAY POR DÓNDE COGERLA. ES HORRIBLE, BOCHORNOSA. ME PARECE ESTA VERSIÓN UNA FALTA DE RESPETO A CHARLOTTE BRONTE. PÉSIMOS ACTORES LO ÚNICO QUE HACEN ES GRITAR. ES UN DESPROPÓSITO, ESTA VERSIÓN. DE PENA.😢😢😢
@@maricarmenmendez6658 I don't understand who gave 40 likes.
@@thewindinthewillows692 TE PIDO DISCULPAS PERO NO ENTENDÍ LO QUE ESCRIBES PORQUE NO ENTIENDO EL INGLÉS NI LO SE ESCRIBIR. NUEVAMENTE TE PIDO DISCULPAS. SÍ ES MÍ OPINIÓN SOBRE ESA ""RELIQUIA"" DE . "JANE EYREY "DE RELIQUIA NADA DE NADA. ES UN BODRIO ES BOCHORNOSO. SÍ NO TE GUSTÓ MÍ OPINIÓN TE PIDO PERDÓN PORQUÉ YO SE QUE CADA UNA TIENE SÚ *JANE EYRE * FAVORITA. LA MÍA ES LA DEL AÑO 1983 CON TIMOTHY DALTON Y ZELAH CLARKE. UN SALUDO MUY CORDIAL. MARI.
Yes, it seems to have lost the dramatic impetus of the original.
Goes without saying, this is a very condensed version. How was it managed to lose the sound during a majority of the key scenes. From reading the book a few times, Rochester and Jane, in this rendition were both a bit too nice looking. I thought George C. Scott made the best movie Rochester, and Susannah York was a bit too attractive, though she played a great part. There is another old movie version where both fit the looks, according to the book's indication, very well.
The 1970 version with George C.
Scott and Susannah York was nice.
But I agree, Susannah was almost
too pretty for the role.
My favorite older, Jane Eyre version
is the 1943 adaptation by 20th
Century Fox's Robert Stevenson
staring Joan Fontaine and Orson Welles.
The worst version that I have seen, so
far, is the version by Monograph
studios (1934) that starred Virginia
Bruce and Colin Clive
The 1949 version by the Westinghouse
Hour that stars Charlton Heston,
Betty Furness and Mary Sinclair is
somewhat better than the monograph
one. Heston's uber masculinity
permeates the film.
@@here_we_go_again2571
Enjoyed your comments very much.
Frankly, I try to savor something in all the versions - if only because, in my nascent dotage, reading shrill critiques is vexing. After all, the book is long, with many paths and detours. Almost any version will be found wanting.
The power of Welles' Rochester, albeit abetted by a false, less pert, nose, swarthy complexion and the acting talent of Joan Fontaine, is probably my favorite. His tenderness was well-opposed by the 'scary' side of ER - that thing that was almost parodied in too many stage/ screen Jane Eyres.
Edward Fairfax Rochester is not an easy role to play. With that in mind, a few thoughts on 'the lad'...
Dalton might've been miscast, simply for being too gorgeous - a la 'Funny Girl''s Nicky Arnstein - "Oy! The groom was prettier than the bride!" - but I liked that miniseries.
Ciaran Hinds' Rochester ached in ways that were believable. Actually, one sees that his might've been the exact visage Bronte had in mind for the character. And the perfection of Samantha Morton's Jane collided with him perfectly.
Glad to see Heston get props for his turn at bat, too. Not sure I've seen him so young in anything else.
(Fwiw, I knew CH through work and cared about him. Sure wish I'd known about that production at the time, because he was delightful and open when it came to discussing such
things.)
McCarthy, McNee, Hurt, Jayston - all terrific actors - just less ER than we desired/ needed.
Last - and certainly not least - is George C. Scott. I don't agree with all of the was 'wrong' with him/York as the leading couple - chief among the barbs - were ones about York's age. Yet I wonder if GCS's particular brand of sexy would've even worked with a younger actress than SY's Jane.
Ah - Fassbender and Stevens. I appreciated them both. Stevens gave new complexity to ER and won me over by the end.
Oh my. Now I'm seeing all of these actors in my mind's eye - ones who'd be perfect - and oh so wrong - for Edward.
Anyone you can think of who should've had a try?
@@mortalclown3812
Thank you, I enjoyed reading your opinion
of the actors playing EF Rochester.
"Nascent dotage" That is where
I am at too. 😁
"The Golden Years turn to brass quickly"
is my new mantra.
I have not seen all of the versions of JE.
Last night I did see the 2006 version with
Ruth Wilson and Toby Stephens.
I thought that both suited the description
of Jane and Rochester in the novel.
If Rochester doesn't creep me out at
some point I view the portrayal as
a failure. My inner self screams:
"DANGER! Get away from that weirdo!"
when he reaches that point in the novel
(prior to and just after the interrupted
marriage ceremony).
Unlike Jane, I have not been raised
in a harsh, sparse, and very sheltered
environment.
Ironic Joan Fontaine introduced this. She played Jane in the 1940s version. I've seen worse versions of Jane Eyre, but this is not very good.
The 1932 one that is bad and I swear the set the later repurposed as the set for As The World Turns when it first aired.
Wow Mr. Rivers is quite a characiture. The complete opposite of the real Mr. Rivers.
It's hard to see a 30+ woman play the part of an 18yr old jane. And too many beautiful scenes are changed or missing.
She’s rather buxom for the Jane Eyre character and the acting by everyone is forced and stilted. Was it because a tv performance didn’t allow time for much rehearsal?
What a horrible voice he has😢
One is under the impression that he is drunken😮
In the book , he w as actually blinded, but after their marriage, his eye site returned in one eye, so he got to see his first son at his birth.
She's way to old to be playing Jane.
Well, this was indeed the worst adaptation of Jane Eyre. They leave him blind at the end.
Most do.
A particularly awful Rochester.