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Layla La Grange - swoon!!!!!!!!!!

So lets see if I've got this right-you think it would be great to be, um-air??!

@@darrylschultz6479 you are being silly, right?

@@laylasimic4709 Sure-that's just my wacky sense of humor.😜👍

I agree👍He is great😊😊

Tim dalton is the real Heathcliff described by Emily brontë

And the best Rett Butler

@@user-mu8gb7zh6l "Scarlertt" was a terrible movie. But, Timothy Dalton was the best thing in it. His Rhett Butler was better than Clark Gable.

There is no doubt in my mind that Kate wrote wuthering heights after watching this great 1970's version. This is it, right there, the one who sealed the deal on writing the song. She wrote it in 1977 movie was very popular in early 70's and as you guys said this is the best version that truly leave major impact at the end due to the main actors. Legendary status.

I love Timothy Dalton (Rochester) in Jane Eyre!

One of those men,who got better looking as he aged

Mr. Dalton is a drink of water for body, mind & soul

Timothy Dalton is hands down my favorite Rochester. It's not even close. He's too handsome for the part but he just captures the at times patriarchal strength and submerged sexiness in a very complex man. He's wonderful.

YES!!!

I agreed ❤😊

Oh yes. This movie is only half the book but he is just the way I imagine the character. Handsome and brooding with an evil glint in his eyes. Ralph Fiennes did a great job too though in the complete version of 1992.

1:02 ese es Timothy Dalton o Javier Milei 🇦🇷 jaja...

Se parece a Javier Milei 🇦🇷 xd...

I agree; Dalton had the look of the 'gypsy', as Heathcliff was described in the book. I like the Tom Hardy version, too.

angelosdaughter C Dalton always tries to stay true to the character in the book. His delivery of his lines are always poignant and enriched the character. Also the very best Rochester, leaving others far behind.

Best Heathcliff and Rochester (Jane Eyre)

@@5877user same for 007

@Rosida Andriyana agree with you!

oh yes it is xxxxx

Peter Hamsun Its on Netflix now......so upsettingly haunting very emotionally charged !

I saw this when it first came out in 1970. Anna Calder Marshall was recommended by Helen Mirren to play Cathy. Helen, the first choice, couldn't get out of a contract for something else. I would LOVE to have seen Helen in that part!

1:02 se parece a Javier Milei 🇦🇷 jaja...

Согласна с Вами! Т. Далтон - настоящий талантливый актер и обаятельный мужчина

James Robert Lopinto We NEED to Clone you!! You are a rare breed indeed!

What a perceptive soul you are ! Would you be related to the LoPinto family from NY ?

Lovely comment. Thank you.

Your right there because it never existed. Emily never wrote a love story. Wuthering Heights wasn't a romantic novel. Emily's novel was a gothic story of obsession,revenge and redemption. As wonderful , as Timothy Dalton is ,due to his intense performance, he was far too pretty looking to ever portray Heathcliff, he didn't come with green eyes. If you want the most accurate version, watch the BBC's 1977 adaptation dramatised by the Irish playwright Hugh Leonard who wrote the best selling Broadway play Da . His version of Wuthering Heights is more or less word to word as the novel and the cast are outstanding, especially Ken Hutchison, who was everything that Emily had created and even far more intense a performer than Dalton, if that's possible.

Suzanne Moogan The 1978 version was the one I think I am going to like best because it is one of the few that actually incorporate the whole book into it and actually get the accents down right and shows how wild Heathcliff and Kathy were when they were children. They were not so posh. Not like they are here.

@@suzannemoogan9675 Ralph Fiennes was the most intense Heathcliff I've ever seen. Juliet Binoche was excellent as Cathy. That version also told the whole story.

Thank you for your comment. I’ll be checking out the ‘77 version since this one here seems nothing like the book. WH is most certainly not a romance novel!

The scene completely changes the later storyline of Cathy’s pregnancy. The film seems to want to imply that she’s carrying Heathcliff’s child.

The most is classical music, like here Rimsky Korsakov Sheharazade.

Nor does this version come close.

@@TheAdrianrawls Way to piss in Sharon's cornflakes. You're entitled to your wrong opinion.

@@etiennefromage8063 Well thank you. Also, it's cute that you think I'm wrong😍

@@duncanidaho1806 I think we might have something special here. Do you feel it too?

@@etiennefromage8063 Of course babe. Like the image in the video thumbnail, you're my Catherine!

He turned down the role three times - The first time was when he thought himself two young to do On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, the second was For Your Eyes Only when he didn’t like the direction that the Moore era was going, and the third was Living Daylights. He got the role because Pierce Brosnan’s contract to Remington Steele was renewed at the 11th hour.

@Camille McALoon complaining about spoilers for an 1847 novel XD

@Camille McALoon what happened to your rant? xD

@Camille McALoon LMFAO don't flatter yourself hun. I'm way above your league.

Agree with you, best Heathcliff and Cathy too.

I saw it at 13 and cried for months so I set my standards high but I met the man that was My Timothy Dalton when I was 32 and lost him in 2015 3 months before our 25th Anniversary

The actress who played jane eyre in 1983 version was zelah clarke. :-)

The 35mm negative film the movie was shot on (Kodak Eastmancolor 5254) was a brilliant film but I would say the magic came with the Technicolor copy that was made from it (this was so further copies could be made without touching the negative again). As far as I understand it this Technicolor copy is able to keep its colour without fading almost indefinitely and it's this copy you see a scan of above :-) Wikipedia says the last time this process was used in the UK was in 1978, which would fit in with your observation. This is an old upload of mine and it would be possible to create a far higher quality video with the sources and tools that are available now. I will just add that this has been my favourite movie ever since I first saw it and I think it always will be...

@@Amfonyx Wow. Thank you for that really great explanation. I feel I learned a lot about film today. Thank you! And it is wonderful to have movie that touches your soul like that.

Молодой Тимоти! Какая прелесть!

He's magnificent. Love him in Jane Eyre too.

YES! Timothy ist a Charakter!!!

Татьяна - Спасибо за ваш комментарий. Вы можете использовать автоперевод на субтитрах для создания русского перевода на экране. Надеюсь это поможет. Рон. [Tatyana - Thank you for your comment. You can use KZfaq auto-translate on subtitles to produce on-screen Russian translation. Hope this helps. Ron.]

Спасибо Рон за подсказку . Желаю Вам успехов в творчестве.

@@user-my9mm1qj7c Это "Грозовой перевал", первая экранизация. Суперские вещи, английская классика самая сильная во всем мире. Посмотрите, не пожалеете. 👍👍👍🙋‍♀️

Я так увлеклась фильмами с Т. Далтоном, что стала учить английский в 53! Теперь мне 55 и я смотрю фильмы с ним в оригинале- попробуйте! Помимо харизмы и артистичности у Тима и голос завораживающий ❤

Super guapo.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

I agree. It' very good version. And Tom has eyes after mother.

She is hideous looking

In those days, a woman had nothing if not a proper marriage. She and Heathcliff would have been extremely poor, which would have been very frightening for her. Women depended on a good marriage for survival

Тим прекрасен в любой роли!

1:02 se parece a Javier Milei 🇦🇷 jaja...

I like his Rochester more, this is not a good version of wuthering heights as it is not at all faithful to the novel and moreover Timothy Dalton deserved miniseries for wuthering heights.

В пожилом возрасте правда ему чаще стали давать роли Злодеев, за что он и приз получил.

Тим как никто может играть характерные роли: страсть, темперамент, внешняя притягательность и неистовство чувств - это Далтон! Спасибо ему за огромный вклад в мировой кинематограф и в театральное искусство!❤

The U.S. release doesn't have the multiple languages that the U.K. release does (just English and French); but the subtitles for the U.S. release are better (more accurate).

1:02 se parece a Javier Milei 🇦🇷 jaja...

The out-of-print MGM U.S. DVD has accurate subtitles in English and French. You can still get a used copy in good condition for a cheap price on Amazon.com. The subtitles are more accurate than the U.K. edition. The picture quality of both versions are about equal. In my opinion there is finer detail in the U.S. release and a better menu. The U.K. menu is generic and there were several obvious errors with the English subtitles (either words not captured, or different words from what's actually uttered).

You can now watch the whole film for free on KZfaq 😊

Unfortunately movies don’t have the time to cover such a dense book

​@@mohammedashian8094the 1992 adaptation with Ralph Fiennes covered it

lol can’t unsee that now 😂

I don’t think Frodo Baggins would violently push someone to the ground before kissing them.

@@12classics39 He would if it was Sam XD

@@Nickxxx85 actually … you’re right! 😂

It was, then got taken down

1:02 se parece a Javier Milei 🇦🇷 jaja...

Yes it is, and he has chiseled jawline as well.

Yes, often it's the nose that spoils what otherwise is great looks, but in TD's case-it's 'chiselled az'!

James Cossins

Ian Ogilvy is Edgar Linton here. He is co-star in Witchfinder General (1968), with Vincent Price, produced by AIP (the same company which produce this Wuthering heights version)

He's gorgeous too - overshadowed by Dalton's absolute magnetism.

Ian Oglivie played The Saint after Roger Moore, James Bond

1:02 Javier Milei 😅

Very- totally miscast

Odd was all the rage in those days.

No it is not.

Chrisdougable yes it is

I agree, and more accurate to the book. But Timothy Dalton is good here, and very sexy, and I love the haunting theme music.

I agree the film is better. More aggressive and dangerous, but Hardy though I adore him cannot touch Timothy Dalton. He is just too, too tall dark and handsome. He has everything without seeming abusive.

Ralph is pretty devastating. He's a bit patrician looking for the part but he's also the actor who most went for interpreting Heathcliff as the the tormented child who devolves into the Saranic antihero. It's a very brave and intense interpretion. His presentation of the cursing scene is my favorite by anyone.

1:02 se parece a Javier Milei 🇦🇷 jaja...

Timothy Dalton doesn’t copy anyone. His method is to carefully read the source material and stay true to it.

@@deborahahonen6949he did the same for bond and having read the books myself I can safely say that he nailed it to a T

Cathy is very genuine and absolutely beautiful