my god. what a novel. i read it as a young girl and adored it. i watch this film again at 67, and I am still moved by this incredible tale. blessings travelers...
As a teenager and young adult I used to habitually scan the TV Guide to catch this film and others on the late show or Saturday afternoon movie. It never gets old. If you love this I would recommend also How Green Was My Valley, Lost Horizon, A Tale of Two Cities (with Ronald Coleman), The Thirty Nine Steps, It Happened One Night .... there are so many good ones! ❤ Now I have them all on DVD. The kids who won't watch black and white film are so missing out.
Incredible film. Timeless classic. Must’ve watched it at least 30 times and it’s always a real pleasure to watch again. Never get fed up. Romantic emotional passionate love. ❤
The most beautiful film ever made of the Bronte novel. I read age 12. My grandmother's 1930's woodcut engraving illustrated book and since then, many times. The stars were si lovely here. Olivier as Heathcliff is perfect.
@@rachael560 in the case of Wuthering Heights, it’s a book, so all the subsequent films have been adaptations of the book, not remakes of this particular film. But I totally agree that remakes of perfect original movies are ridiculous.
"No matter what I ever do or say, this is me, now, standing on this hill with you. This is me, forever." This is one of the most wrenching stories ever of love lost, and all the more poignant because Cathy brought it on herself. Heathcliff asked Cathy at the end, "What right to throw love away?" She gave in to the temptation of the moment, but he never stopped loving her.
@@MichelleMohr-lt1wo Sort of agree, but would go more negative on the story and say not really love being portrayed. It’s a toxic obsession, projecting some ideal onto another without any real communication. The two characters are manipulative and self-centered to the point of cruelty.
34:30 that music, that touch of hands, that shared look with their eyes, that fade to black. That’s all we need. A total lost art today, where every moment of passion between two lovers in a film “must” be shown in explicit detail.
Do you really think they wouldn't have shown explicit detail in movies back then if they'd been permitted to do so? We'll never know because it wasn't allowed under the prevailing standards of the time. A film like that wouldn't have been shown anywhere. What I'm saying is that producers, directors, screenwriters, and actors of the day might have done the same back then, but their movies would never have been shown. So we'll never know what they might have done without censorship.
@@bethwright8595 true. But the positive side effects of these restrictions (from the Hays Code) is that it forced older films to be far more creative than they are nowadays, trusting the audience’s intelligence with more subtle implications rather than graphic, in-your-face content. I’m not saying graphic content is always bad, but nowadays, the fact that it can be shown and there are no more Code restrictions has caused it to be massively overdone, and thus has triggered a huge loss in the art of subtlety. Older films like this one manage to convey a lot more intimacy simply by leaving the details offscreen and thus keeping these sort of moments “private” between the characters.
I don't think the way some feelings , actions taken on them ,is shown today, often , not always in film & video...would have even been thought of, Seemed to be a different " class of thinking" often it was said, leave it to the imagination ! Film was new, radio , books were still used. I'm 64 come Dec 2024. Ex is 69. I so remember renting a VCR tape) movie , Halloween style, a " horror" movie of the b&w era to watch with his kids one wknd. OMG ! Opened with a horror of another kind ! They were 8&9. Or 9&10.. uh not exactly any thing that even needed to be normal was even suggested in the original movie! YES ! Always openly spoken with them on issues as they grew up . Still do ! Just the movie was to have been for them & the cousins the next day . NO don't think back when, use of anything would have been used.
This is beyond excellent - dramatic and poignant but not cloying - great story, dialogue, and presentation. Probably surpasses the other superb movies of that year, one of the best in the history of Hollywood.
The best one ever made! The passion is timeless! Superb vintage cast! Watch 'Dragon Wick' with Vincent Price and Jean Tierney. Excellent film in black-and-white. Filmed in 1946.
The wonderful talent of the writer and film director must be acknowledged. The music and the costumes all work together to bring us such happiness. How amazing films are. Thank God for creating man with the ability to discover hidden treasures.🌹💕
This movie is so heart breaking it draw you into the pain and angerish of a disturbish love between two people who could not let each other go it really heart breaking to watch
The music evokes such memories of long Sunday afternoon's when all we did was look forward to old black and white movie classics,nearly know the script ,timeless quality 😢
The death scene , always makes me cry 😢, always even from I little girl . This was my late sister’s favourite book 📕, tragically died young , so more poignant to me on many levels.
Yes, I think Vivien Leigh could have been a wonderful Cathy. But she was involved with Gone With The Wind, and wasn’t available. I’m sure Lawerence Olivier would have loved that. But Merle Oberon was superb as Cathy. This Is the best rendition of Wuthering Hieghts by far.
This is my favorite version of Wuthering Heights. The cast is amazing. David Niven of course, Merle Oberon, and the amazing Sir Laurence Olivier. Flora Robson who played Ellen and Donald Crisp played Dr. Kenneth each contributing to the magnificence of this film. Thank you all.
I think David Niven and Geraldine Fitzgerald in particular captured the essence of Edgar and Isabella from the book. Niven’s characterization here is underrated.
Saw this in my teens when it came on Bill Kennedy At the Movies. I sobbed when it ended. It was the most romantic and passionate love story I had ever seen. Still love it today 45 years later😔❤️
Just re-read the book, which was truly captivating. This film captures the book's dark essence for the most part. I'd love a truly faithful (to the book) series to be made, missing nothing of the book. One of the classics that will be read for as long as we exist, as there's so much timeless quality to it. Remarkable film adapted from a remarkable book.
Emily Bronte gifted us with this wonderful story and this movie does a marvelous job of telling the story. No matter how many times the story is told it leaves one with feeling of sadness and a wish that it could all been different.
"Run away and bring me back the world" and "That's what I want, dancing and singing in a pretty world" and "Heathcliff, fill my arms with heather" and "Why do you think I am here tonight, because you willed it, you willed me here across the sea" ~ so camp
funny you saying this about a book written almost 200 years ago by a young woman who was a recluse and didn't see much of the world... wonder what she would think about you
A very underrated actress with an enormous range. Many years later she hilariously played Dudley Moore’s controlling grandma in “Arthur,” and also had a heartbreaking guest appearance as a suicidal woman who is convinced to give life another try on an episode of “The Golden Girls.”
I saw this with my mother when I was 8 years old. When it was over I cried hot tears for a very long time as my mom stroked my hair to soothe me: "There, there, Cathy...God love you..."
Great story , masterpiece of cinema , conveyed by one of the greatest actors ever. The entire cast were fantastic. So eerie and atmospheric , the moors I think represent both the wild untamed heathcliff with his inner darkness and anguish and Kathy the source of his life and suffering. Love it ❤
When Heathcliffe returns after making his fortune in America - possibly as a slave owner according to some theories - his chilling manner and expressions are beyond cold and contemptuous, but empty and dead. Incredible acting by Olivier.
Agreed. And while I think Merle Oberon was not the number one best casting choice, she does do a great job at conveying how Heathcliff’s very presence is like a claw tearing into Cathy’s soul, especially when he returns after so long at a point when they’ve both changed and become very different people than they were before, but the almost otherworldly connection between them suddenly renders all material wealth meaningless by comparison. Merle’s silent facial expressions show all of that without her needing to say anything.
Haven't seen this for years! And 12 yrs up, too - It's just a shame Yt has a time limit on movies and whoever cuts them can and has cut the heart right out of them. Thanks for the upload!
It has been an age since I saw this movie - so very beautiful (and I had forgotten just how good Merle Oberon was - really much better than I remembered). This black and white Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre are just sublime. Thank you.
La más romántica y bella novela que he leído en mi vida. La leí cuando era joven y causó una impresión profunda en mi alma y en mi corazón. La he reeleído muchas veces. De hecho me sé frases enteras de la misma. Es un amor tan profundo, tan auténtico el de Cathy y Heathcliff. Son personajes tan increíbles. El era un hombre malo y vengativo. Solo había una cosa que amaba en el mundo, Cathy. Su amor por ella estaba por encima de todo. Y un personaje que me encanta es Nelly, la sirvienta, a la que acuden los dos para contarle su amor. Ella es la persona sensata de la novela. Porque había algo de locura en todos. Esta película es la mejor versión de la novela, aunque claro, no abarca toda la novela. Escrita por Emily Brönte. Las hermanas Brönte, mis escritoras favoritas.
Have you ever seen the old spanish version "abysmos de pasión", director Luis Buñuel? There is a few minutes of it on you tube, I've never seen the actual movie but I love Buñuel.
I first saw this at 15 on WGN Chicago. It lives on in my heart. ❤ Key scenes: "Ellen, I am Heathcliff..." Cathy confronting Isabella after the ball, Cathy begging Edgar to shoot Heathcliff, falling to his💓 feet on the stairs, and Olivier collapsing on Cathy's death bed.
Geraldine Fitzgerald is a superb actress. See her many years later in "The Pawnbroker" with Rod Steiger, and in the not-so-well-known "Rachel Rachel" directed by Paul Newman and starring Joanne Woodward. Ms. Fitzgerald's scene as an over-the-top charismatic evangelist is very brief but intense. Great actors make great impressions in very little time in films.
She also gives a memorable performance in a one-time guest role on ‘The Golden Girls’ as a suicidal woman who the main characters convince to give life another try.
Its one of my favourite films of all time .i thought Laurance Olivier was absolutely gorgous. Rest in peace to him and others of that acting era 🙏🕊🦋🐬🌹🌹🌹🌹AMEN GODBLESS THEM .THERE NOT FORGOTTEN. ❤🌹🕊
Merle Oberon suited the part as Cathy and my Favourite Laurance Olivier as Heathcliff.Out of all the Wuitherin Heights this is my favourite. Rest in peace Laurance my favourite in this film .Godbless you 🙏🕊🕊🕊🕊🦋🦋🦋🦋🌹🌹🌹🌹🕊AMEN.
Everyone should read the book. When I read it as a young girl, I did not want to reach the end chapter. I still want to live on the moor, at Withering Hights (with Laurence Olivier)
Is it just me? I always found Cathy to be rather bi-polar and manipulative. She loved Heathcliff and hurt him in the same day....very Amber Heard behaviour for its day and age...
What a wonderful, awesome love story of all time id like to buy the book someday to understand the whole synopsis of this marvelous novel thanks for uploading it in the you tube 😮😅😊❤
Especially in the first half. To quote Monica from Friends, her whole demeanor from scene to scene is “I love Heathcliff, I hate Heathcliff, I love Heathcliff, I hate Heathcliff!”
Laurence Olivier was incredibly handsome. He conveyed so much emotion with just his eyes. The film was beautifully made. 💔
Spartacus :))
@@jomon723 he wasn't spartacus, kirk douglas was. and so am i
@@paulhiggins1577...No, I’m Spartacus 😀
I am Fartacus!
Lawrence O. loved Spartacus, Danny Kaye and Liberace..
my god. what a novel. i read it as a young girl and adored it. i watch this film again at 67, and I am still moved by this incredible tale. blessings travelers...
I did too as a teen I saw the moviendo..
It forever lives. The novel, this film. ❤
As a teenager and young adult I used to habitually scan the TV Guide to catch this film and others on the late show or Saturday afternoon movie. It never gets old.
If you love this I would recommend also How Green Was My Valley, Lost Horizon, A Tale of Two Cities (with Ronald Coleman), The Thirty Nine Steps, It Happened One Night .... there are so many good ones! ❤ Now I have them all on DVD.
The kids who won't watch black and white film are so missing out.
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May all your days be happy.
Incredible film. Timeless classic. Must’ve watched it at least 30 times and it’s always a real pleasure to watch again. Never get fed up. Romantic emotional passionate love. ❤
My great aunt Flora Robson played Ellen Dean
How wonderful she was a marvellous actress
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I love her!❤
Cool!
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Their devouring soulmate’s passion is wonderfully reflected in this early and ever fascinating version. I’ll never tire to watch it. Thank you!
Classic. I love it
One of the best classics and casts ever. 🌟
agreed!
Yes❤
The best version in the world.... i love this film and book so much ❤❤ thank you for sharing on UA-cam ❤
My most favorite version of. Wuthering Heights!! Divine Brillliance❤❤❤
The most beautiful film ever made of the Bronte novel. I read age 12. My grandmother's 1930's woodcut engraving illustrated book and since then, many times. The stars were si lovely here. Olivier as Heathcliff is perfect.
Can we stop having remakes?
Bloody hell they dont hold a candle to the older movies
@@rachael560 in the case of Wuthering Heights, it’s a book, so all the subsequent films have been adaptations of the book, not remakes of this particular film. But I totally agree that remakes of perfect original movies are ridiculous.
The brooding setting and the heavy emotions in this movie are captured so well in black & white. No remakes for me either.
Why complain? No one forces you to watch remakes, so if you've done so it's your own fault!
@@12classics39But not all the original interpretations of a book or other story are the best ones.
I'm going to be in Emerald Fennel's (Saltburn) upcoming version. It is going to be sublime. Mark my word.
Lawrence Olivier- the one true Heathcliff
*Laurence Olivier. He spelt it the French way, not the English way.
Marky Mark wasn't (isn't) hard to look at, but Lawrence was an OG beast for sure
"No matter what I ever do or say, this is me, now, standing on this hill with you. This is me, forever." This is one of the most wrenching stories ever of love lost, and all the more poignant because Cathy brought it on herself. Heathcliff asked Cathy at the end, "What right to throw love away?" She gave in to the temptation of the moment, but he never stopped loving her.
This thought of “what right do you have to throw love away” is an ongoing theme in her sisters novel Jane Eyre. Love conquers all, Love is eternal.
No man ever could love a woman like that, this story was written by an old maid in pangs of unrequited love.😢
@@MichelleMohr-lt1wo that's not true. it's you who never met a man like that.
@@mewtifultomerrow6571 sweetheart, neither did you.
@@MichelleMohr-lt1wo Sort of agree, but would go more negative on the story and say not really love being portrayed. It’s a toxic obsession, projecting some ideal onto another without any real communication. The two characters are manipulative and self-centered to the point of cruelty.
34:30 that music, that touch of hands, that shared look with their eyes, that fade to black. That’s all we need. A total lost art today, where every moment of passion between two lovers in a film “must” be shown in explicit detail.
Do you really think they wouldn't have shown explicit detail in movies back then if they'd been permitted to do so? We'll never know because it wasn't allowed under the prevailing standards of the time. A film like that wouldn't have been shown anywhere. What I'm saying is that producers, directors, screenwriters, and actors of the day might have done the same back then, but their movies would never have been shown. So we'll never know what they might have done without censorship.
@@bethwright8595 true. But the positive side effects of these restrictions (from the Hays Code) is that it forced older films to be far more creative than they are nowadays, trusting the audience’s intelligence with more subtle implications rather than graphic, in-your-face content. I’m not saying graphic content is always bad, but nowadays, the fact that it can be shown and there are no more Code restrictions has caused it to be massively overdone, and thus has triggered a huge loss in the art of subtlety. Older films like this one manage to convey a lot more intimacy simply by leaving the details offscreen and thus keeping these sort of moments “private” between the characters.
I don't think the way some feelings , actions taken on them ,is shown today, often , not always in film & video...would have even been thought of, Seemed to be a different " class of thinking" often it was said, leave it to the imagination ! Film was new, radio , books were still used. I'm 64 come Dec 2024. Ex is 69. I so remember renting a VCR tape) movie , Halloween style, a " horror" movie of the b&w era to watch with his kids one wknd. OMG ! Opened with a horror of another kind ! They were 8&9. Or 9&10.. uh not exactly any thing that even needed to be normal was even suggested in the original movie! YES ! Always openly spoken with them on issues as they grew up . Still do ! Just the movie was to have been for them & the cousins the next day . NO don't think back when, use of anything would have been used.
This is beyond excellent - dramatic and poignant but not cloying - great story, dialogue, and presentation. Probably surpasses the other superb movies of that year, one of the best in the history of Hollywood.
The best one ever made! The passion is timeless! Superb vintage cast! Watch 'Dragon Wick' with Vincent Price and Jean Tierney. Excellent film in black-and-white. Filmed in 1946.
A beautiful timeless classic that will never die! Because real love is timeless ❤ it lives for ever ❤
❤true❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My but wasn't Sir Olivier a handsome one back in the day?
Yes l said the same thing very handsome man 😊
What was up with the walk though?
The wonderful talent of the writer and film director must be acknowledged. The music and the costumes all work together to bring us such happiness. How amazing films are. Thank God for creating man with the ability to discover hidden treasures.🌹💕
Just a beautiful movie with a terrific cast. This is the very best version of this film ever created. Thank you for sharing.
This is great! I can't even find this on dvd and here it is on you tube. Thanky You! One of my favorite movies of all time
I watched this movie a 12 times, and it gets even better.
So touching and heartbreaking, a true beloved classic!
What a wonderful love story with a powerful cast pity they dont make movies as in those days thanks for uploading it 😅😅😅
Depressing, yet full of passion. Excellent performances which pulls you into their world. What a love story!
Read about the history of the Brontë family. Very interesting.
That sums up the book too...Depressing but full of passion. Not sure it's love,more obsessive behaviour
@@beverlyhayshouston2770Their life story is more fascinating than the novels
@@beverlyhayshouston2770Yes it was. Poor Emily had a bizarre upbringing. Is it any wonder she wrote such a strange book?
The Rosetti family history is also very interesting.
This movie is so heart breaking it draw you into the pain and angerish of a disturbish love between two people who could not let each other go it really heart breaking to watch
The most beautiful love story ever written
Thank you. 😊 One of my favorite interpretations of one of my favorite novels.❤
The music evokes such memories of long Sunday afternoon's when all we did was look forward to old black and white movie classics,nearly know the script ,timeless quality 😢
The death scene , always makes me cry 😢, always even from I little girl . This was my late sister’s favourite book 📕, tragically died young , so more poignant to me on many levels.
My favourite version of wuthering heights. Laurence Olivier as brooding Heathcliffe
Yes, I think Vivien Leigh could have been a wonderful Cathy. But she was involved with Gone With The Wind, and wasn’t available. I’m sure Lawerence Olivier would have loved that. But Merle Oberon was superb as Cathy. This Is the best rendition of Wuthering Hieghts by far.
This is my favorite version of Wuthering Heights. The cast is amazing. David Niven of course, Merle Oberon, and the amazing Sir Laurence Olivier. Flora Robson who played Ellen and Donald Crisp played Dr. Kenneth each contributing to the magnificence of this film. Thank you all.
I think David Niven and Geraldine Fitzgerald in particular captured the essence of Edgar and Isabella from the book. Niven’s characterization here is underrated.
@@12classics39Tara Fitzgerald is the great neice of Geraldine
I watched it the other day - one of my favourite go to films. A treasure.
Saw this in my teens when it came on Bill Kennedy At the Movies. I sobbed when it ended. It was the most romantic and passionate love story I had ever seen. Still love it today 45 years later😔❤️
I love this movie 🎬 🎞 🎥. I can watch it over and over again.
This kind of passionate love cannot be described easily...even though you have experienced it .
Just re-read the book, which was truly captivating. This film captures the book's dark essence for the most part. I'd love a truly faithful (to the book) series to be made, missing nothing of the book. One of the classics that will be read for as long as we exist, as there's so much timeless quality to it. Remarkable film adapted from a remarkable book.
Thank you so much for this beautiful diamond of world literature❤
👏🏾👏🏾One of my favorite movies!!!!..sad all around but tremendous storytelling!!💎💯❤️❤️
Emily Bronte gifted us with this wonderful story and this movie does a marvelous job of telling the story. No matter how many times the story is told it leaves one with feeling of sadness and a wish that it could all been different.
Cathy played games and messed with his head.
One of the best films ever........
"Run away and bring me back the world" and "That's what I want, dancing and singing in a pretty world" and "Heathcliff, fill my arms with heather" and "Why do you think I am here tonight, because you willed it, you willed me here across the sea" ~ so camp
funny you saying this about a book written almost 200 years ago by a young woman who was a recluse and didn't see much of the world... wonder what she would think about you
Sir Laurence Olivier was such a good looking men ! WoW ! What a beautiful movie, and story.(Emilie Brontë )
Most endearing love story ever. This version really pulls at the heartstrings. Never tire of it.
One of the best movies of all time. I’ve watched this film least a hundred times and still cry!!!! Absolutely amazing
This is...one of the most beautiful of love stories in the world
When Isabella pleads with Heathcliff at the end it always breaks me. Geraldine Fitzgerald is amazing in that scene
A very underrated actress with an enormous range. Many years later she hilariously played Dudley Moore’s controlling grandma in “Arthur,” and also had a heartbreaking guest appearance as a suicidal woman who is convinced to give life another try on an episode of “The Golden Girls.”
the best version thanks
Agreed. All other versions are no comparison to this amazing film.
I saw this with my mother when I was 8 years old. When it was over I cried hot tears for a very long time as my mom stroked my hair to soothe me: "There, there, Cathy...God love you..."
Love classic movies
Thanks for posting
I had never seen Laurence Olivier as a handsome young man 👨 all that black hair.
He was very handsome, looked like one of the classic leading men movie stars in the golden age of Hollywood.
No remake of this movie will come close to topping this original.
Classic film, genuine tragedy, unforgettable
This brilliant piece of movie making I saw as a teenager. It’s a tale within a tale. Except the love story goes on beyond death. 😊
Poor Isabella never had a chance to
One of the best movies ever.
Those Brits wrote some outstanding novels.
Great story , masterpiece of cinema , conveyed by one of the greatest actors ever. The entire cast were fantastic. So eerie and atmospheric , the moors I think represent both the wild untamed heathcliff with his inner darkness and anguish and Kathy the source of his life and suffering. Love it ❤
I always cry when I watch this movie 😢 great actors!
The Greatest actor in the world 🌎 Sir lawrence Oliver
When Heathcliffe returns after making his fortune in America - possibly as a slave owner according to some theories - his chilling manner and expressions are beyond cold and contemptuous, but empty and dead. Incredible acting by Olivier.
Agreed. And while I think Merle Oberon was not the number one best casting choice, she does do a great job at conveying how Heathcliff’s very presence is like a claw tearing into Cathy’s soul, especially when he returns after so long at a point when they’ve both changed and become very different people than they were before, but the almost otherworldly connection between them suddenly renders all material wealth meaningless by comparison. Merle’s silent facial expressions show all of that without her needing to say anything.
Thanks for uploading such a gem of the movies.
Love this movie I wish Turner Classic Movies would show it often
The best version of this movie ❤
Haven't seen this for years! And 12 yrs up, too -
It's just a shame Yt has a time limit on movies and whoever cuts them can and has cut the heart right out of them.
Thanks for the upload!
Just found this novel in a free library yesterday, then this brilliant classic pops up today. Starting the novel tonight...
It has been an age since I saw this movie - so very beautiful (and I had forgotten just how good Merle Oberon was - really much better than I remembered). This black and white Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre are just sublime. Thank you.
La más romántica y bella novela que he leído en mi vida. La leí cuando era joven y causó una impresión profunda en mi alma y en mi corazón. La he reeleído muchas veces. De hecho me sé frases enteras de la misma. Es un amor tan profundo, tan auténtico el de Cathy y Heathcliff. Son personajes tan increíbles. El era un hombre malo y vengativo. Solo había una cosa que amaba en el mundo, Cathy. Su amor por ella estaba por encima de todo. Y un personaje que me encanta es Nelly, la sirvienta, a la que acuden los dos para contarle su amor. Ella es la persona sensata de la novela. Porque había algo de locura en todos. Esta película es la mejor versión de la novela, aunque claro, no abarca toda la novela. Escrita por Emily Brönte. Las hermanas Brönte, mis escritoras favoritas.
Have you ever seen the old spanish version "abysmos de pasión", director Luis Buñuel? There is a few minutes of it on you tube, I've never seen the actual movie but I love Buñuel.
What a fantastic film
I first saw this at 15 on WGN Chicago. It lives on in my heart. ❤ Key scenes: "Ellen, I am Heathcliff..." Cathy confronting Isabella after the ball, Cathy begging Edgar to shoot Heathcliff, falling to his💓 feet on the stairs, and Olivier collapsing on Cathy's death bed.
Geraldine Fitzgerald is a superb actress. See her many years later in "The Pawnbroker" with Rod Steiger, and in the not-so-well-known "Rachel Rachel" directed by Paul Newman and starring Joanne Woodward. Ms. Fitzgerald's scene as an over-the-top charismatic evangelist is very brief but intense. Great actors make great impressions in very little time in films.
She also gives a memorable performance in a one-time guest role on ‘The Golden Girls’ as a suicidal woman who the main characters convince to give life another try.
Great camera work and lighting.
Really? 😂
Great to see this movie,the old ons are the best
23 years ago today Laurence Oliver left us:( R.I.P Larry.
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well THIS never gets old!!
A veritable classic. Lawrence Olivier, as usual, superb. Merle Oberon the same. Outstanding cast, and a super director. What more can you ask for?
Its one of my favourite films of all time .i thought Laurance Olivier was absolutely gorgous. Rest in peace to him and others of that acting era 🙏🕊🦋🐬🌹🌹🌹🌹AMEN GODBLESS THEM .THERE NOT FORGOTTEN. ❤🌹🕊
The ending always fetches me to tears...love it x
Merle Oberon suited the part as Cathy and my Favourite Laurance Olivier as Heathcliff.Out of all the Wuitherin Heights this is my favourite. Rest in peace Laurance my favourite in this film .Godbless you 🙏🕊🕊🕊🕊🦋🦋🦋🦋🌹🌹🌹🌹🕊AMEN.
Everyone should read the book. When I read it as a young girl, I did not want to reach the end chapter. I still want to live on the moor, at Withering Hights (with Laurence Olivier)
Is it just me? I always found Cathy to be rather bi-polar and manipulative. She loved Heathcliff and hurt him in the same day....very Amber Heard behaviour for its day and age...
Merle Oberon had the most beautiful eyes!
One of my all-time favorite movies ❤
What a wonderful, awesome love story of all time id like to buy the book someday to understand the whole synopsis of this marvelous novel thanks for uploading it in the you tube 😮😅😊❤
Thanks for this post. It’s a classic and piece of jewel
Und so oft ich den Film sehe, es zerreißt mir das Herz 😢❤
I have watch this movie with theses actors do many times. I love this movie.
One of my all time favorites ❤️❤️❤️
i love this movie could watch it over and over thank you
Excelente pelicula. Es la mejor version cinematografica q halla visto...ESPECTACULAR !!!!
The best version by far, the ending always brings a tear to my eye whenever I watch it. Brilliant!
Great movie a real tear jerker. They can't make movies like this today its sad.
A very memorizing, breathtaking love story, truely a enchanting movie
Alfred Newman was such a great composer. Over and over he has proven how talented he was.
Well, I know Laurence is pretty much used to mood swings and manic-depresdive women, but Cathy is most certainly the worst of them.
Especially in the first half. To quote Monica from Friends, her whole demeanor from scene to scene is “I love Heathcliff, I hate Heathcliff, I love Heathcliff, I hate Heathcliff!”
Thank you for sharing this movie
Got to be one of my favourites dont know how many times I've read it & watched the films great classic!
A Beautiful Love And Ghost Story / Bravo xxx
Timeless classic.
Our Dear Sister Kath Passed Away 27th December 2014 / Miss You Dear Kath xxx
I loved the book and the movie ! I read the book when in 8th grade have always loved it