To me, he realized that calling Jane "little" or making fun of her height would led him into trouble and it might cause Jane to leave him permanently. He quickly changed the topic and wiggled his hand to prevent Jane from being upset. Thankfully, Jane forgives him from that small mistake because she's in love with him. It was funny scene :D
The way he said "farewell, Miss Eyre" and the look in his eyes... swoon! and i love how they both portray so well the teasing nature of Jane and Rochester's relationship, how they're both laughing at Rochester asking for the money back😍
@@marlenadm5654 it’s so adorable. And that’s 100% the nature of Jane and Rochester’s relationship, they’re constantly teasing and playing with each other. They’re soulmates.
@@marlenadm5654 another amazing moment! This series is so well made. They both understood the characters so well. I love how Zelah shows Jane’s emotions in the way she delivers the sentences, like in the case you mentioned. The way she says it and her expression, it’s so good. Same for Dalton as Rochester. Rochester is supposed to be brooding and sardonic (to everyone, as a mask he wears because he feels so broken) BUT he shows his true personality with Jane, which in reality he is a funny, intelligent and caring man. The joke about her waiting for her people in hay lane, this whole “on this mercenary ground, will you let me hector you a little?” are playful ways to get to know her better. To see show she responds to him and how compatible they actually are. And she gets to know him better in response. I love this series. I could talk about it and about the book for days. There are only few changes from what’s in the book and most of the dialogue is there.
This scene was right along with the book. I reread it for the fifth time this past month after watching this series. Absolutely remarkable interplay here. Flirtacious and playful. Love it!
For those of you who watch this and have not read the book: oh gosh, I implore you.... please PLEASE read the book. It's one of my all time favorites. You will LOVE it. I promise you.
I like the details in the book, like when Rochester asks Blanche to explain all the detractions Jane exhibits of her class and when he expresses displeasure at Blanche's snobbery when Jane comes to ask for a leave during a card game. But I think Jane is less lovestruck and self-effacing, which is different from the movie, and, in a way, less romantic. I also disliked that Jane wished to keep working for him as a governess and never take a penny from his purse even after marriage because I guess she's so thoroughly modem. Seriously, WTH? And Rochester seemed almost silly and ridiculous. I imagined him sort of like an unattractive middle aged burly man who drones on about things with mind numbing detail and digressions. I think the movie is actually better because Dalton is dashing and makes the love story more enjoyable, at least for me. I'd also have preferred Jane to have been a little less mousy, about Joan Fontaine level plain, but Clark's acting makes up for it completely. I suppose it depends on what the reader wants: feminism or romance. If you want the evolution of the independent female archetype through the Georgian and Victorian eras, then you want to read the novel as part of a catalog.
Talk about a man in love. He doesn't want her to leave because she'll be gone, for what would probably feel like an eternity, and he'd be stuck with guests he wants to make her jealous with.
@Nenethegreat W I don't think he hides his feelings because she is a governess. He doesn't care about his guests' opinion. He has to pretend because his main aim is to hide his feelings from her, to make her believe he's in love with Miss Ingram.
@Nenethegreat W well then you didn't understand that Rochester was doing all these things to make Jane jealous, it was his plan, because somewhere he knew that Jane would not speak up her feelings which she has for him by herself. Even in this particular scene when he repeatedly says is that all?? So, you will do no more than say farewell Jane? He is giving her a chance to speak up, but she clearly refuses and says it is enough sir, that " enough sir " hurts him. Even in post mason conversation when he looks at Jane and says " but I have found the being jane ", he ardently looks at her like a lover, trying to say look at me, look into my eyes, can't you see Jane there is so much love in my eyes for you, only you, but again Zelah's jane is clueless about his real emotions for her, and that's why he laughs at her and himself and then brings the subject of honourable Blanche Ingram.
I've watched every version of this classic book on screen....there is no equal to our Zelah-Timothy incarnation of heroes.I think Bronte would have been enchanted , too. Only "North and South" 2004 and "Pride and Prejudice" 1995 have reached this level of mastership and fidelity to the spirit of the books they originated. Truly a delight for the viewer and an honour to their written stories.
Exactly, their paring was marvelous! And the length was astonishing for its all-encompassing duration of inclusion. It was the only version to go so deeply in detail of the book.
What a profound and sophisticate way Tim was performing in here! He is full of flavors and I can hardly believe anyone can do better than he did in this miniseries!
ramblinrose506 : Even if Edward had not been in love with Jane, it would have been appropriate for him to have some concerns for her safety and welfare. Although she is an employee she is part of the household and a young woman who lived a sheltered life in a girls’ school. Any decent gentleman would not want a single young woman traveling alone without protection and supervision.
Timothy Dalton is the best Rochester ,period,I have seen all the versions of jane eyre,no one ever comes close to tim dalton,as soon as he arrives on the scene,there is fireworks every where, he brings so much passion to the character,I have such great respect for him after watching jane eyre,what a great acter,what a fine and superior talent he has,to be honest it is simply impossible for me to watch someone else play Rochester, his impact is far too enormous to be recreated by anyone else.
Dave Nix ///Love this story and it is done well, however I think Toby Stephens is the best Rochester, taking nothing from Mr. Dalton, it is that Toby for me makes you feel his passion in every circumstance. I have watched them all and each is done well, but the 2006 version is my favorite.😙
Какие прекрасные диалоги в этом фильме,как они шутят,он ее подкалывает,она отвечает Все диалоги из книги В других версиях нет никаких шуток Любимые вы наши мистер Рочестер и твоя любимая Джейн,твой эльф
This was actually the first screen adaption of Jane Eyre I saw. I fell in love with Mr. Rochester. I still am in love with that character. I know it is crazy. LOL
I first read the book in my teens. I too was in love with Mr. Rochester. I love all the portrayals. Each actor brings something special even George C. Scott! Thank God the book had a happy ending. I would have died!! Lol
Knew of Timothy Dalton ...only as James Bond...one whose movies did not do so well commercially. He did only two movies as 007. But in this series he comes across as a very fine actor...he is Rachester himself! Marvelous acting...beautifully created series. Loved all episodes.
4:11 Can we just appreciate the effort Timothy and Zelah put into not bursting out laughing after Tim calling Zelah "little niggard"? You can see their lips keeping laughter inside.
Yup noticed that, it's like he calls her " you Little niggard", then she smiles which makes him smile and you can see that big dimple on his cheek. He is about to laugh but controls himself. But that's what makes this scene realistic as we audience also smile looking at them. This and post Mason conversation are my favourite scenes. Not only his acting is wonderful but his real gorgeousness comes out very well in this particular scene which makes me think that did the makers purposefully gave him different hairstyle for each episode to make him look ugly because in this particular clip he looks nothing like novel 's ugly Rochester.
@@cellowali2865 It was either Tim was about to flub his line or he wanted to apologize to Zelah for insulting her because of her height. Whatever happened after that, at least we see those two had fun in that scene. I'm aware many have complained that Dalton was too handsome to play as Mr. Rochester even though he has dark hair, olive complexion face and grim expression but I got used to look at him. He made an excellent performance which made that version enjoyable to watch.
Люблю данную экранизацию, актёры - великолепны ( я встречала экранизацию 1934 года) прошло много лет, а тема любви, порядочности, душевной теплоты - востребована и сегодня. Герои на экране повторили мою жизнь, мою с мужем любовь. Смотрю сериал и вся жизнь проходит перед глазами. Мы прожили 40 лет вместе и наша любовь неугасала ни на один день. Долгой, радостной и счастливой жизни актёрам и создателю данного ролика.
This is true, but then pretty much all of the film/TV Rochesters have been handsome, and most of the film/TV Janes have been far from plain. That said, Charlotte Brontë does a neat little trick in her book: she keeps calling Rochester various forms of ugly, but when she describes him (when Jane draws his portrait while visiting her dying aunt), she describes a pretty attractive man. Clever Charlotte. Having her cake and eating it too...
@@cellowali2865 -- Haha nothing to forgive! In the end we all have our own taste. In fact, I also DON'T find William Hurt or Ciarán HInds attractive, but they are generally considered handsome. I'd forgotten about George C. Scott, who (again I agree) no one would call handsome, but him I find VERY attractive. There's a difference, isn't there? And in fact, as I've posted elsewhere, Charlotte Brontë was very clever, because she keeps having Jane saying that Rochester is ugly, but when she describes him in detail (when Jane is back with her aunt and draws a portrait of him), she indeed describes a very attractive man! :)
The pause after you little - makes me think he was about to burst out laughing and has done really well keeping it together. Amazing adaption. Thank you for having these here. I do wonder how many takes this took. I love the movie but this adaption makes me want to read the book again. Why have I only just come across this pair.
Шикарная сцена- и смешная и трогательная одновременно. " Вы взберетесь чего доброго ещё на египетские пирамиды!" Верните назад мои деньги!!" )))) Джейн- такая умница! Он ей намекает на более страстное прощание, чтоб она научила его... Но Джейн держится очень стойко и этим конечно же ещё больше к себе притягивает РОЧЕСТЕРА. Не фильм, а песня! Смотрела бы бесконечно!!
Деньги хочет забрать, но ехать при этом не запрещает)) Не думаю, что намекает на более страстное прощание, эта его реплика выглядит слегка по-дурацки. Чего он от нее ждет?
@@Kein928 Вы предполагаете, что люди, которые здесь пишут, книгу не читали? Человек в его ситуации прекрасно понимает, что никакой другой реакции не получит. Как бы ни хотел.
@@alexandrapolyakova2881 Он играет с ней, конечно же, понимая, что Джейн не подастся на его провокацию. Но все же надеялся, потому и разозлился. Он провоцировал ее постоянно,ожидая, что она не выдержит и признается в своих чувствах. Даже в сцене когда он делает ей предложение, он не отходит от своей линии манипулятора. Вообще, поведение Рочестера - это полное руководство для мужчины по манипулированию женщиной, чтобы та влюбилась в него. И Далтон великолепен в этой роли. Все другие версии Джейн Эйр - это оскорбление для Бронте.
Я смотрела много лет на немецком с очень хорошим дубляжом. Но в оригинале на английском - это просто чудо! Какие красивые голоса у них обоих! Тимоти многие любят именно за его голос
I think this is the best version of Jane Eyre, however not a single version gets their banter right. The book is actually hilarious in some parts (like when Jane accidentally sits beside Mr R in the garden, thinks he hasn’t noticed her, waits there in silence for something like half an hour until his back his turned then dramatically tip toes away only for him to call her to look at a bug obviously knowing that she was there the entire time). They’re meant to have such chemistry because behind all that formality that was drilled into them they both have about one brain cell each. I think the BBC version came close, but nope! They are cute here, but if you only watched it you’d miss out on them annoying each other and all the rest of the bant.
You're exactly right. My favorite thing about the book is that both of them are (I say this with affection) a little deranged. The movies never seem to get that quite right.
Mr. Rochester's behavior (in the book, and faithfully rendered in this series) reflects a terribly conflicted man. He has fallen in love with Jane, but his so-called attempts to make her jealous are reckless and likely to alienate her, and considering his secret I think he's also trying to alienate her.
Так что же заставляет нас смотреть сериал снова и снова? Мы через экран чувствуем влечение, притяжение между ними ,грустим и радуемся с ними, ищем какие то новые детали,ощущаем бабочки в животе Далтон сыграл эту роль так, потому что с ним играла именно Зила Кларк, идеально выбранные на роль влюбленных Возможно с другой актрисой он так бы не сыграл Ну кого он мог назвать своим эльфом и горчичным семечком? У Тимати было много ролей и любовных сцен и ни где он не поднимался до таких высот Это главная и лучшая роль его жизни
I've only just found this version. I can't believe it my favourite Bond now my favourite Rochester. I can see how colin firth's Pride and Prejudice copied a lot from it. It's brilliant.
Im just pointing out that £50 is equivalent to around £7,000 today and the tenner he gave her is equivalent to around £1,200 today. He has not issue throwing money at her as he sees her as his equal and wife already.
It's the genius of the dramatist, Alexander Baron. The line is not in the book but somehow it fits like a glove to the story. I love what he did to the script. Respecting the author whilst knowing so well how to translate the book unto the small screen. True to the story and the characters.
Omg, es knistert gewaltig zwischen den beiden! Um so mehr weil Jane so unerfahren ist, und er hat keine Gelegenheit verpasst um sie zu verwirren( die ganze Theater Vorstellungen ( die Zigeunerin und die Pantomime Show wor er hinter Gittern landet wenn er Blanche heiraten würde 😉) um zu prüfen wie sie zu ihm steht! Sehr subtil! Ein Meisterwerk in Micromimmik auch!
Timothy Dalton played a version of Heathcliff in a Wuthering Heights film before this. Not a great film (too short for the material) but he is also a wonderful Heathcliff.
I find it hard to pick a "favourite" version or a favourite Rochester. Dalton is very passionate, sometimes abrupt (like book Rochester) and this version is very faithful to the book. The 2006 imo captures the dynamic of Jane and Rochester best and Toby Stephens is also fantastic, belligerent, yet charming. I also find that 2006 captured the period best, you had a real sense of the Victorian/Gothic vibe of the novel. The 2011 is way too short in my opinion (you just can't squeeze JE into a film, sorry) but even that Rochester is fascinating. Fassbender plays him more tortured/creepy which is not wrong, just another shade of the original. Idk I just love them all and still be happy to get a new version whenever they made one..
this man is crazy. to fall in love with a man in so much anger is hard. he is manipulating Jane with a temper on him all the time. i guess only the woman in love could endure so much!
I don't quite know how British currency works, but I know a pound is a lot of money. So can we appreciate that Mr. Rochester is so rich that he can afford to carry at least 60 pounds in his pockets?!
@@Anna-ou7or -- Yes, obviously. I mentioned that to put the money Rochester first offered (and the additional cash he kept in his pocket) in perspective. Fancy that! It's true that she had food and board and probably paid no taxes whatsoever, but still... imagine living on a pound and a quarter for an entire month!
I never understood why they always carried their purses around (even if just inside the house), or in Rochester's case had a huge amount of money in his pockets; and it's not just in the movie, it was mentioned in the book as well ;-P. Nevertheless, it's one of my favourite scenes, the way they tease each other is just so cute.
In many cultures, people would wear all their gold coins around their neck. I believe it to be the case, if one would be robbed then least likely to be frisked or so back then it was unlikely.
Intractable Jane. Besting Rochester in a contest of wills. Gotta love it. These 2 are much less dysfunctional than the *other* Bronte couple, Cathy & Heathcliff.
Yes, handsome for our time! But actually not the ideal looks back in 1847 Englan which would have been more like St John Rivers. More than once he mentions his broad shoulder. The perfect guy back then would have been more affemanant with a grecian profile.
I know. Ridiculous how he is described and self-describes as not handsome here. But he's not completely pretty boy handsome like Brad Pitt or Pierce Brosnan. And I prefer it this way. Makes the love story on the screen more enjoyable.
I love how he's trying to keep himself from laughing when he's demanding his money back. That smile
Well he is trying to stay in character :-)
He’s so charming in this role
Yeah, I love that moment too. Makes me break into a smile watching him.
Just...let me look at the money. 😐
To me, he realized that calling Jane "little" or making fun of her height would led him into trouble and it might cause Jane to leave him permanently. He quickly changed the topic and wiggled his hand to prevent Jane from being upset. Thankfully, Jane forgives him from that small mistake because she's in love with him. It was funny scene :D
The way he said "farewell, Miss Eyre" and the look in his eyes... swoon! and i love how they both portray so well the teasing nature of Jane and Rochester's relationship, how they're both laughing at Rochester asking for the money back😍
@@marlenadm5654 it’s so adorable. And that’s 100% the nature of Jane and Rochester’s relationship, they’re constantly teasing and playing with each other. They’re soulmates.
@@marlenadm5654 another amazing moment! This series is so well made.
They both understood the characters so well. I love how Zelah shows Jane’s emotions in the way she delivers the sentences, like in the case you mentioned. The way she says it and her expression, it’s so good. Same for Dalton as Rochester.
Rochester is supposed to be brooding and sardonic (to everyone, as a mask he wears because he feels so broken) BUT he shows his true personality with Jane, which in reality he is a funny, intelligent and caring man. The joke about her waiting for her people in hay lane, this whole “on this mercenary ground, will you let me hector you a little?” are playful ways to get to know her better. To see show she responds to him and how compatible they actually are. And she gets to know him better in response. I love this series. I could talk about it and about the book for days. There are only few changes from what’s in the book and most of the dialogue is there.
😁💕🙏✝️👍
This scene was right along with the book. I reread it for the fifth time this past month after watching this series. Absolutely remarkable interplay here. Flirtacious and playful. Love it!
@@emilyseal3207 100%! This series is so good. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve read the book, it’s a true masterpiece
Zelah is amazing at expressing so much emotion with such subtlety. And Timothy makes me swoon from his acting to his voice to his face.
ВЕРНО, ТАК И ЕСТЬ...
Me too
She was so perfect as Jane Eyre. What happened to her??? Where did she vanish off to?
For those of you who watch this and have not read the book: oh gosh, I implore you.... please PLEASE read the book. It's one of my all time favorites. You will LOVE it. I promise you.
The novel is wonderful, simply unbeatable but i think this adaptation is very good.
I like the details in the book, like when Rochester asks Blanche to explain all the detractions Jane exhibits of her class and when he expresses displeasure at Blanche's snobbery when Jane comes to ask for a leave during a card game. But I think Jane is less lovestruck and self-effacing, which is different from the movie, and, in a way, less romantic. I also disliked that Jane wished to keep working for him as a governess and never take a penny from his purse even after marriage because I guess she's so thoroughly modem. Seriously, WTH? And Rochester seemed almost silly and ridiculous. I imagined him sort of like an unattractive middle aged burly man who drones on about things with mind numbing detail and digressions. I think the movie is actually better because Dalton is dashing and makes the love story more enjoyable, at least for me. I'd also have preferred Jane to have been a little less mousy, about Joan Fontaine level plain, but Clark's acting makes up for it completely.
I suppose it depends on what the reader wants: feminism or romance. If you want the evolution of the independent female archetype through the Georgian and Victorian eras, then you want to read the novel as part of a catalog.
@@cellowali2865 Puhleez. That's all matter of opinion.
I agree read thé book
I dont know HOW many times I have read the book!! I probably know all the lines by now. Great book!
"Give me back 9 pounds! I have need of it!" Right after he pulls a 50 out of his pocket🤣
This version is best with text from the novel and both leads being amazing.
Talk about a man in love. He doesn't want her to leave because she'll be gone, for what would probably feel like an eternity, and he'd be stuck with guests he wants to make her jealous with.
Nenethegreat W True, but, that’s part of the story of the time. Him’s a jerk. (I meant to say it that way. )
@Nenethegreat W I don't think he hides his feelings because she is a governess. He doesn't care about his guests' opinion. He has to pretend because his main aim is to hide his feelings from her, to make her believe he's in love with Miss Ingram.
@Nenethegreat W well then you didn't understand that Rochester was doing all these things to make Jane jealous, it was his plan, because somewhere he knew that Jane would not speak up her feelings which she has for him by herself. Even in this particular scene when he repeatedly says is that all?? So, you will do no more than say farewell Jane? He is giving her a chance to speak up, but she clearly refuses and says it is enough sir, that " enough sir " hurts him. Even in post mason conversation when he looks at Jane and says " but I have found the being jane ", he ardently looks at her like a lover, trying to say look at me, look into my eyes, can't you see Jane there is so much love in my eyes for you, only you, but again Zelah's jane is clueless about his real emotions for her, and that's why he laughs at her and himself and then brings the subject of honourable Blanche Ingram.
@@nancyhamlin8426TE ACONSEJO QUE LEAS EL LIBRO. CREO QUE TE VENDRÍA MUY BIEN Y DESPUÉS OPINAR SOBRE LA SERIE. DE ZELAH CLARKE Y TIMOTHY DALTON .
I've watched every version of this classic book on screen....there is no equal to our Zelah-Timothy incarnation of heroes.I think Bronte would have been enchanted , too.
Only "North and South" 2004 and "Pride and Prejudice" 1995 have reached this level of mastership and fidelity to the spirit of the books they originated. Truly a delight for the viewer and an honour to their written stories.
BloodyLisBeth I wish Bronte had written Poldark, that MYSOGINISTIC POS.
I heartily agree!!!!
What do you think o the last version with Michael Fassbender?
Exactly, their paring was marvelous! And the length was astonishing for its all-encompassing duration of inclusion. It was the only version to go so deeply in detail of the book.
What about 'wives and daughters' ? I think it is a wonderful miniseries.
The way he says “Miss Eyre” 😍 5:24
That smile when he is demanding the money, that he wants to see it is such a wonderful smile!
I love his wicked smile. I'd dare him to take it back. I adore Timothy!
This is by far my fave version of Jane Eyre! Timothy Dalton and Zelah Clarke both do a wonderful job with their characters in this!
What a profound and sophisticate way Tim was performing in here! He is full of flavors and I can hardly believe anyone can do better than he did in this miniseries!
you should have seen him as Rhett butler in scarlett
I never get tired of this,it's so beautiful
The best version to my opinion... Very romantic and beautiful to watch.. ❤
"You shall walk up the pyramids of Egypt!"
I love Mr. Rochester!
ramblinrose506 : Even if Edward had not been in love with Jane, it would have been appropriate for him to have some concerns for her safety and welfare. Although she is an employee she is part of the household and a young woman who lived a sheltered life in a girls’ school. Any decent gentleman would not want a single young woman traveling alone without protection and supervision.
Timothy Dalton. OMG. Perfect Edward Rochester.
He is a very good actor, but Mr. Rochester isn't supposed to be so attractive!
He’s wonderful as Mr. Rochester!
Timothy Dalton is the best Rochester ,period,I have seen all the versions of jane eyre,no one ever comes close to tim dalton,as soon as he arrives on the scene,there is fireworks every where, he brings so much passion to the character,I have such great respect for him after watching jane eyre,what a great acter,what a fine and superior talent he has,to be honest it is simply impossible for me to watch someone else play Rochester, his impact is far too enormous to be recreated by anyone else.
Dave Nix I thoroughly agree with you. My sentiments entirely about Timothy being the best Rochester. He is superb.
Dave Nix ///Love this story and it is done well, however I think Toby Stephens is the best Rochester, taking nothing from Mr. Dalton, it is that Toby for me makes you feel his passion in every circumstance. I have watched them all and each is done well, but the 2006 version is my favorite.😙
Dave Nix Yes I adore his character. His powerful presence, energy is great to watch
I agree 100%. He is THE Rochester. No other actor can match him.
I intend to be his betrothed some day.
Hands down the best Rochester EVER
Какие прекрасные диалоги в этом фильме,как они шутят,он ее подкалывает,она отвечает Все диалоги из книги В других версиях нет никаких шуток Любимые вы наши мистер Рочестер и твоя любимая Джейн,твой эльф
This was actually the first screen adaption of Jane Eyre I saw. I fell in love with Mr. Rochester. I still am in love with that character. I know it is crazy. LOL
Angela Ng You're not the only one, and I don't think you're crazy lol
I first read the book in my teens. I too was in love with Mr. Rochester. I love all the portrayals. Each actor brings something special even George C. Scott! Thank God the book had a happy ending. I would have died!! Lol
Timothy Dalton was excellent in Wuthering Heights,with Anna caldwell
@Sharon Jensen He is my favourite James Bond too. His portrayal was the closest to the character.
better than having fallen in love with heathcliff. that’s questionable lol
Knew of Timothy Dalton ...only as James Bond...one whose movies did not do so well commercially. He did only two movies as 007. But in this series he comes across as a very fine actor...he is Rachester himself! Marvelous acting...beautifully created series. Loved all episodes.
Living daylights was a commercial success, Licence to kill also earned more than its budget but it didn't do well in United States.
4:11 Can we just appreciate the effort Timothy and Zelah put into not bursting out laughing after Tim calling Zelah "little niggard"? You can see their lips keeping laughter inside.
Yup noticed that, it's like he calls her " you Little niggard", then she smiles which makes him smile and you can see that big dimple on his cheek. He is about to laugh but controls himself. But that's what makes this scene realistic as we audience also smile looking at them. This and post Mason conversation are my favourite scenes. Not only his acting is wonderful but his real gorgeousness comes out very well in this particular scene which makes me think that did the makers purposefully gave him different hairstyle for each episode to make him look ugly because in this particular clip he looks nothing like novel 's ugly Rochester.
@@cellowali2865 It was either Tim was about to flub his line or he wanted to apologize to Zelah for insulting her because of her height. Whatever happened after that, at least we see those two had fun in that scene. I'm aware many have complained that Dalton was too handsome to play as Mr. Rochester even though he has dark hair, olive complexion face and grim expression but I got used to look at him. He made an excellent performance which made that version enjoyable to watch.
This man is beyond attractive...I don't complain though.
Люблю данную экранизацию, актёры - великолепны ( я встречала экранизацию 1934 года) прошло много лет, а тема любви, порядочности, душевной теплоты - востребована и сегодня. Герои на экране повторили мою жизнь, мою с мужем любовь. Смотрю сериал и вся жизнь проходит перед глазами. Мы прожили 40 лет вместе и наша любовь неугасала ни на один день. Долгой, радостной и счастливой жизни актёрам и создателю данного ролика.
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He wasn't supposed to be that hot...
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That may well be so but who’s complaining ?
Lol... Yeah
This is true, but then pretty much all of the film/TV Rochesters have been handsome, and most of the film/TV Janes have been far from plain. That said, Charlotte Brontë does a neat little trick in her book: she keeps calling Rochester various forms of ugly, but when she describes him (when Jane draws his portrait while
visiting her dying aunt), she describes a pretty attractive man. Clever Charlotte. Having her cake and eating it too...
@@cellowali2865 -- Haha nothing to forgive! In the end we all have our own taste. In fact, I also DON'T find William Hurt or Ciarán HInds attractive, but they are generally considered handsome. I'd forgotten about George C. Scott, who (again I agree) no one would call handsome, but him I find VERY attractive. There's a difference, isn't there? And in fact, as I've posted elsewhere, Charlotte Brontë was very clever, because she keeps having Jane saying that Rochester is ugly, but when she describes him in detail (when Jane is back with her aunt and draws a portrait of him), she indeed describes a very attractive man! :)
🤣ya, this guy is distractingly handsome, as someone else commented previously... but I never get tired of looking at him or listening to him...
He so very handsome ❤❤
I love how he towers over her....what I wouldn't give, lol.
The pause after you little - makes me think he was about to burst out laughing and has done really well keeping it together. Amazing adaption. Thank you for having these here.
I do wonder how many takes this took. I love the movie but this adaption makes me want to read the book again. Why have I only just come across this pair.
"Just let me look at the money" 😂😂 So cute lol
Шикарная сцена- и смешная и трогательная одновременно.
" Вы взберетесь чего доброго ещё на египетские пирамиды!" Верните назад мои деньги!!" ))))
Джейн- такая умница! Он ей намекает на более страстное прощание, чтоб она научила его... Но Джейн держится очень стойко и этим конечно же ещё больше к себе притягивает РОЧЕСТЕРА. Не фильм, а песня! Смотрела бы бесконечно!!
Деньги хочет забрать, но ехать при этом не запрещает))
Не думаю, что намекает на более страстное прощание, эта его реплика выглядит слегка по-дурацки. Чего он от нее ждет?
@@alexandrapolyakova2881 Прочитайте книгу. Там все описано
@@Kein928 Вы предполагаете, что люди, которые здесь пишут, книгу не читали? Человек в его ситуации прекрасно понимает, что никакой другой реакции не получит. Как бы ни хотел.
@@alexandrapolyakova2881 Wow! Sie sind ein Superweib, viel Spaß!))
@@alexandrapolyakova2881 Он играет с ней, конечно же, понимая, что Джейн не подастся на его провокацию. Но все же надеялся, потому и разозлился. Он провоцировал ее постоянно,ожидая, что она не выдержит и признается в своих чувствах. Даже в сцене когда он делает ей предложение, он не отходит от своей линии манипулятора. Вообще, поведение Рочестера - это полное руководство для мужчины по манипулированию женщиной, чтобы та влюбилась в него. И Далтон великолепен в этой роли. Все другие версии Джейн Эйр - это оскорбление для Бронте.
Самый лучший фильм смотрю это. Фильм каждый день.. а книга ещё лучше. Красивые актеры Тимоти Далтон. Глаза как магнит ...
Я смотрела много лет на немецком с очень хорошим дубляжом. Но в оригинале на английском - это просто чудо! Какие красивые голоса у них обоих! Тимоти многие любят именно за его голос
So handsome! The best of Timothy Dalton... be still my beating heart!😍
"That person appears to want you. Does she?" I love it!
The most elegant mr Rochester!
-That person appears to want you.
-Does she? (Does she want me? 😭❤❤)
I didn't catch that. Very interesting..
Zelah Clark is so beautifully plain. Timothy Dalton is so wonderfully handsome.
This is so by the book, I just finished it.. AGAIN!!! and went over every version of it here on internet. It is truly remarkable.
The part with the money is my favorite part of the movie. I replay that scene over and over.
Самая лучшая экранизация. Джейн Эйр. Какая красивая и чистая любовь...
Awww I love that chemistry.
@AwesomeAnonymously I love that line!! "No, sir, you are not to be trusted" Classic.
Best version of Jane Eyre.
I think this is the best version of Jane Eyre, however not a single version gets their banter right. The book is actually hilarious in some parts (like when Jane accidentally sits beside Mr R in the garden, thinks he hasn’t noticed her, waits there in silence for something like half an hour until his back his turned then dramatically tip toes away only for him to call her to look at a bug obviously knowing that she was there the entire time). They’re meant to have such chemistry because behind all that formality that was drilled into them they both have about one brain cell each. I think the BBC version came close, but nope! They are cute here, but if you only watched it you’d miss out on them annoying each other and all the rest of the bant.
You're exactly right. My favorite thing about the book is that both of them are (I say this with affection) a little deranged. The movies never seem to get that quite right.
I love the way he shows her that she cares for her❤️
yes, i think the same thing in this scene, and its so sweet but then i remember hes such a crazy masoquist and hurts her on porpouse😂
Mr. Rochester's behavior (in the book, and faithfully rendered in this series) reflects a terribly conflicted man. He has fallen in love with Jane, but his so-called attempts to make her jealous are reckless and likely to alienate her, and considering his secret I think he's also trying to alienate her.
Good Lord is that man handsome. *Swoon*
Ella, expresa muy bien, la emoción, contenida; no exenta de firmeza
Так что же заставляет нас смотреть сериал снова и снова? Мы через экран чувствуем влечение, притяжение между ними ,грустим и радуемся с ними, ищем какие то новые детали,ощущаем бабочки в животе Далтон сыграл эту роль так, потому что с ним играла именно Зила Кларк, идеально выбранные на роль влюбленных Возможно с другой актрисой он так бы не сыграл Ну кого он мог назвать своим эльфом и горчичным семечком? У Тимати было много ролей и любовных сцен и ни где он не поднимался до таких высот Это главная и лучшая роль его жизни
Very well observed!😊
I love the nervosity and the kindness of Mr Rochester💋💋❤️❤️❤️
Perfection, just perfection 🌹
"You will walk up the pyramids of Egypt!" Dalton is brilliant as Rochester
Farewell for the present...such eloquent words..🌹💐🌷💐🌹
He is so incredibly handsome and yet was able to pull off a character that was not attractive at all.
She is very beautiful ! !!!
She has a luminous quiet feminine beauty.
Она красива,как Джоконда на портрете
I've only just found this version. I can't believe it my favourite Bond now my favourite Rochester. I can see how colin firth's Pride and Prejudice copied a lot from it. It's brilliant.
He's perfect but I personally can't stand her despite all the praises. He really is a marvelous actor
I SIMPLY LOVE TIMOTHY DALTON AS MR ROCHESTER.SUCH A CLASSIC PERFORMANCE AND YET REMAINS THE BEST OF ANY OTHER ACTOR'S WHO PLAYED THAT PART.
This is my favourite Jane Eyre version.
I watched this when it first aired... Fell in love with Timothy Dalton. Fallen in love all over again.
Great scene. I love the story of Jane Eyre.
what a handsome man,,,perfect
Im just pointing out that £50 is equivalent to around £7,000 today and the tenner he gave her is equivalent to around £1,200 today. He has not issue throwing money at her as he sees her as his equal and wife already.
"That...person....appears to want you."
"....*does* she?"
LOL I love that! Never caught the subtle nuances here.
It's the genius of the dramatist, Alexander Baron. The line is not in the book but somehow it fits like a glove to the story. I love what he did to the script. Respecting the author whilst knowing so well how to translate the book unto the small screen. True to the story and the characters.
@@garukoe Another nuance I caught was during the reunion scene, when Jane tells him she is now a rich woman. Rochester asks "a free woman?".
5:45
I used to fave on Joan Fontaine's Jane Eyre. But...dang...this one is heartbreakingly cute
Omg, es knistert gewaltig zwischen den beiden!
Um so mehr weil Jane so unerfahren ist, und er hat keine Gelegenheit verpasst um sie zu verwirren( die ganze Theater Vorstellungen ( die Zigeunerin und die Pantomime Show wor er hinter Gittern landet wenn er Blanche heiraten würde 😉) um zu prüfen wie sie zu ihm steht!
Sehr subtil! Ein Meisterwerk in Micromimmik auch!
Ja, er hat sie absichtlich eifersüchtig gemacht))
He is gorgeous, she is cute.
Timothy Dalton played a version of Heathcliff in a Wuthering Heights film before this. Not a great film (too short for the material) but he is also a wonderful Heathcliff.
A master piece!
ジェーン役者がとてもいいですよね！
I find it hard to pick a "favourite" version or a favourite Rochester. Dalton is very passionate, sometimes abrupt (like book Rochester) and this version is very faithful to the book. The 2006 imo captures the dynamic of Jane and Rochester best and Toby Stephens is also fantastic, belligerent, yet charming. I also find that 2006 captured the period best, you had a real sense of the Victorian/Gothic vibe of the novel. The 2011 is way too short in my opinion (you just can't squeeze JE into a film, sorry) but even that Rochester is fascinating. Fassbender plays him more tortured/creepy which is not wrong, just another shade of the original. Idk I just love them all and still be happy to get a new version whenever they made one..
Самая лучшая экранизация 86 года. С Тимоти Далтон и ЗИЛа Кларк
Этот фильм 1983 года)
TD in the 80s boy oh boy....
The money scene is wonderfully funny,
This is the nerd section and its fucking awesome
I think when he was young he is not handsome ( Wuthering Heights) than he was about 40 ages. He is more and more attractive and handsome.
oh im in love with this man
This man has the England bank on him 😂
He is actually much too handsome to play Rochester as he is described in the book, but still - he is so crazy good in the role! Perfect choice.
I wish people would quit saying that. People say that on every video of every movie version of this story.
Timothy Dalton was a STONE COLD FOX 😍💋
This is the Best film,becose this is the Best Mr. Rochester
And the best Jane...
this man is crazy. to fall in love with a man in so much anger is hard. he is manipulating Jane with a temper on him all the time. i guess only the woman in love could endure so much!
Jane Eyre loves dominating personalities, read the novel!
such a masterful scene!
He looks charming & mature, that's when he could play James Bond ...
He is more intimidating than Christian Grey lmao
Generally, all Bonds are not to be trusted 😎... Jane is very wise indeed.
Farewell? I adore you, Timothy Dalton. I can't not leave you! If you want me, I am here
Timothy Dalton Love you Mister Rochester the best ❤💚💜💗💐💞
@AnaDuchovny It's my pleasure! I love this story too. Thank you very much for watching and enjoying it ;)
I don't quite know how British currency works, but I know a pound is a lot of money. So can we appreciate that Mr. Rochester is so rich that he can afford to carry at least 60 pounds in his pockets?!
I live in the 21st century and even I don't have that much money in my pocket lmao
£60 in 1865 would be £7,588 in today's currency.
@@Anna-ou7or -- Well, Jane's salary for the entire year was £15 and was considered quite generous!
@@ffeff8353 obviously the cost of living is much higher today and she didn't have to pay for accommodation, food etc.
@@Anna-ou7or -- Yes, obviously. I mentioned that to put the money Rochester first offered (and the additional cash he kept in his pocket) in perspective. Fancy that! It's true that she had food and board and probably paid no taxes whatsoever, but still... imagine living on a pound and a quarter for an entire month!
I love si much this man!!! 💖
the height difference omg i am swooning
@trish2642 How could Jane say "I'm poor, obscure and little" if she were 6 feet tall?😅❤
I never understood why they always carried their purses around (even if just inside the house), or in Rochester's case had a huge amount of money in his pockets; and it's not just in the movie, it was mentioned in the book as well ;-P. Nevertheless, it's one of my favourite scenes, the way they tease each other is just so cute.
In many cultures, people would wear all their gold coins around their neck. I believe it to be the case, if one would be robbed then least likely to be frisked or so back then it was unlikely.
@@gloriahanes6490 today people walk with their mobile in hand
"Just let me look at the money" LOL nice try!
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You’re not to be trusted....
Intractable Jane. Besting Rochester in a contest of wills. Gotta love it. These 2 are much less dysfunctional than the *other* Bronte couple, Cathy & Heathcliff.
Любая девушка, способная на чувства , полюбила бы так же. Но людей сводит Бог, есть ещё нечто - предназначение друг другу свыше.
My favorite version!! But Timothy Dalton is way too handsome!!!
Yes, handsome for our time! But actually not the ideal looks back in 1847 Englan which would have been more like St John Rivers. More than once he mentions his broad shoulder. The perfect guy back then would have been more affemanant with a grecian profile.
I know. Ridiculous how he is described and self-describes as not handsome here. But he's not completely pretty boy handsome like Brad Pitt or Pierce Brosnan. And I prefer it this way. Makes the love story on the screen more enjoyable.
У него настоящее мужское мужественное красивое лицо.
Прекраснейшее пройзведение джейн эйр
Ele , Mr.Rochester , era tão intenso , tão apaixonado e ciumento ! 😂
Beauty was very strange back then Jane is as pretty as any of them or better looking i think...
Now I am going to reread the book. The film is excellent, but the book is better.