"Jane Eyre" ( eng. Jane Eyre ) - the television screen of the novel by the British writer Charlotte Bronte . This is the second film adaptation released by the BBC , and, like the previous 1973 production, stands out among the rest of the novels by the fact that it follows the text almost verbatim, without using alternative plot moves and without throwing out most of the individual episodes. . Timothy Dalton, who played Mr. Rochester, considers this role the best in his career. .
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| Genre | melodrama |
| Screenwriter | Novel: Charlotte Bronte Adaptation: |
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| Cast | Zila Clark Timothy Dalton |
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| A country |  Great Britain |
| Original language | english french |
| Number of seasons | one |
| Number of series | eleven |
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| Timing | 28 minutes |
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| TV channel | Bbc |
| On the screens | October 9 - December 18, 1983 |
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Content
Story
Jane Eyre, a modest, but proud and independent orphan girl, works as a governess on Mr. Rochester’s estate. Loving each other, Jane and Rochester are going to get married. Becoming the bride of a loved one and experiencing unprecedented happiness, Jane maintains composure and independence.
She continues to give lessons to his ward and rejects the groom's luxury gifts. But the wedding day opens a terrible secret that can forever destroy the dreams of lovers and completely changes everything in their lives.
Cast
- Zila Clark - Jane Eyre
- Timothy Dalton - Edward Fairfax Rochester
- Mary Tamm - Blanche Ingram
- Carol Gillis - Grace Poole
- Gene Harvey - Mrs. Fairfax
- Blanche Yuinou - Adel Varans
- Julia Kappleman - Berta
- Damien Thomas - Richard Mason
- Colin Jivons - Mr Briggs
- Yves Matheson - Lea
- Kate David - Bessie
- Helen Donnelly - Diana Rivers
- Morag Hood - Mary Rivers
- Andrew Bicknell - Saint John Rivers
- James Marcus - John Reed
- Emma Jacobs - Eliza Reid
- Judy Cornwell - Mrs. Reed
- Alan Cox - Young John Reed
- Gemma Walker - Young Georgiana Reed
- Tracy Childs - Georgiana Reid
- Catherine Irwin - Young Eliza Reed
- Robert James - Mr. Brocklehurst
- Sian Pattenden - Young Jane Eyre
- Colette Barker - Helen Burns
Production
The series was filmed in England. A Thornfield Hall was filmed near Corby in Northamptonshire Dean Park. During the broadcast, the series was divided into 11 half-hour episodes, but the version released on video and DVD was remounted to 4 episodes of 60 minutes each, which is why a number of scenes were not included in this version. In turn, even in the expanded version there is no series of episodes with Blanche Ingram (the only major difference of this film version) - Mary Tamm who played it claimed that her role was much wider.
Awards and nominations
- 1983 - BAFTA Awards - Nominated - BAFTA TV Award - Best Children's Program (Entertainment / Drama) - Barry Letts, Julian Emyes [1]
- 1985 - CableACE Awards - Nomination - ACE - Actress in a Movie or Miniseries - Zila Clark [2]
Roles voiced
- Nadezhda Rumyantseva - Jane Eyre
- Vladimir Gerasimov - Edward Rochester
- Natalya Vlasova
- Lyudmila Gnilova
- Natalia Zashchipina
- German Kovalenko
- Vsevolod Larionov
- Alexandra Nazarova
- Vitaly Ovanesov
Notes
Links
- “Jane Eyre” (Eng.) On the Internet Movie Database