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Wuthering Heights

Doomed lovers Catherine and Heathcliff are torn apart by their own selfishness and hate.

Director

Robert Fuest

Year

Genre

adventure, drama, romance

Box Office

N/A

Production

N/A

Awards

1 nomination

Cathy Earnshaw

Anna Calder-Marshall

Heathcliff

Mr. Earnshaw

Mrs. Linton

Nellie

Mr. Linton

Mrs. Earnshaw

Rosalie Crutchley

Isabella Linton

Hindley Earnshaw

Dr. Kenneth

Frances Earnshaw

Edgar Linton

Mr. Shielders

Joseph

Mr. Green

Gordon Gostelow

Hareton Earnshaw

(as Gertain Klauber)

Jonathan Brewster

Young Cathy

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Nellie Heathcliff Joseph Mrs. Earnshaw Mr. Earnshaw Cathy Earnshaw Hindley Earnshaw Isabella Linton Edgar Linton Mr. Shielders

A man needs an education these days - Wuthering Heights

A man needs an education these days

Any more for York? - Wuthering Heights

Any more for York?

The fire, girl.
Do you want me to freeze to death? - Wuthering Heights

The fire, girl. Do you want me to freeze to death?

And so I tended the ailing master - Wuthering Heights

And so I tended the ailing master

Go away upstairs. - Wuthering Heights

Go away upstairs.

I've seen the carriage. It's Hindley. - Wuthering Heights

I've seen the carriage. It's Hindley.

Yes? - Wuthering Heights

-Hello.
-Hello, Cathy. - Wuthering Heights

-Hello. -Hello, Cathy.

-I'm Cathy.
-I know. - Wuthering Heights

-I'm Cathy. -I know.

When I'm dead... - Wuthering Heights

When I'm dead...

When I'm dead - Wuthering Heights

Itwas better before, wasn't it? - Wuthering Heights

Itwas better before, wasn't it?

You wouldn't ever leave here
without telling me, would you? - Wuthering Heights

You wouldn't ever leave here without telling me, would ...

Do you remember this? - Wuthering Heights

Do you remember this?

-l swear never to leave you.
-Or this place. - Wuthering Heights

-l swear never to leave you. -Or this place.

L swear never to leave you Or this place - Wuthering Heights

L swear never to leave you Or this place

Or this place. - Wuthering Heights

-And Joseph.
-Yes, Master. - Wuthering Heights

-And Joseph. -Yes, Master.

-Joseph!
-Yes, Master. - Wuthering Heights

-Joseph! -Yes, Master.

Now that I'm back Heathcliff will have to work if he wants to stay here - Wuthering Heights

Now that I'm back Heathcliff will have to work if he...

I can see you. - Wuthering Heights

It's no good hiding. - Wuthering Heights

It's no good hiding.

-Let's go to the Grange.
-Yes, let's. - Wuthering Heights

-Let's go to the Grange. -Yes, let's.

Play it yourself then. - Wuthering Heights

Play it yourself then.

Mamma! - Wuthering Heights

-Cathy's back.
-Good. Tell the others. - Wuthering Heights

-Cathy's back. -Good. Tell the others.

How dirty you look. - Wuthering Heights

How dirty you look.

Hold him. - Wuthering Heights

Did he hurt you that much? - Wuthering Heights

Did he hurt you that much?

Let me wash those cuts
and put some oil on. - Wuthering Heights

Let me wash those cuts and put some oil on.

It's for God to punish the wicked - Wuthering Heights

It's for God to punish the wicked

-How's the baby?
-Soon be running about. - Wuthering Heights

-How's the baby? -Soon be running about.

I'll go up.
But get her to promise not to talk. - Wuthering Heights

I'll go up. But get her to promise not to talk.

-l am sorry.
-I don't care a damn how sorry you are. - Wuthering Heights

-l am sorry. -I don't care a damn how sorry you are.

Time for the Mistress to make her journey,
Master Hindley. - Wuthering Heights

Time for the Mistress to make her journey, Master Hindley.

-Edgar is a very foolish young man.
-Mamma, really. - Wuthering Heights

-Edgar is a very foolish young man. -Mamma, really.

-Where are you going?
-Nowhere. - Wuthering Heights

-Where are you going? -Nowhere.

-Are you going to Thrushcross Grange?
-Maybe. Maybe not. - Wuthering Heights

-Are you going to Thrushcross Grange? -Maybe. Maybe not.

-Don't go.
-Get your dirty hands off me. - Wuthering Heights

-Don't go. -Get your dirty hands off me.

I'm not having any more trouble here. - Wuthering Heights

I'm not having any more trouble here.

Stop this fighting at once l won't have this behavior in my parish - Wuthering Heights

Stop this fighting at once l won't have this behavior...

Nobody could marry Heathcliff I mean he's a wild animal - Wuthering Heights

Nobody could marry Heathcliff I mean he's a wild animal

Have you seen Heathcliff? - Wuthering Heights

Have you seen Heathcliff?

I don't just love Heathcliff l am Heathcliff - Wuthering Heights

I don't just love Heathcliff l am Heathcliff

You look like a drowned rat. - Wuthering Heights

You look like a drowned rat.

What were you doing outside all night? - Wuthering Heights

What were you doing outside all night?

You weren't with Heathcliff were you - Wuthering Heights

You weren't with Heathcliff were you

This is a very bad fever. - Wuthering Heights

This is a very bad fever.

You're very quiet.
What are you thinking about? - Wuthering Heights

You're very quiet. What are you thinking about?

L will try and make you happy. - Wuthering Heights

L will try and make you happy.

I don't have to go to the Grange. - Wuthering Heights

I don't have to go to the Grange.

What're you reading - Wuthering Heights

What're you reading

Thank you - Wuthering Heights

-You look well enough.
-l am. - Wuthering Heights

-You look well enough. -l am.

How's your son? - Wuthering Heights

How's your son?

Right. Whose deal? - Wuthering Heights

Right. Whose deal?

-May l light the candles, ma'am?
-Certainly, Nellie. - Wuthering Heights

-May l light the candles, ma'am? -Certainly, Nellie.

Catherine. - Wuthering Heights

My wife has asked me
to receive you as a friend. - Wuthering Heights

My wife has asked me to receive you as a friend.

You seem to have found good fortune. - Wuthering Heights

You seem to have found good fortune.

Three years you've been away and you never even thought of me - Wuthering Heights

Three years you've been away and you never even thought...

All these years I've thought of you. - Wuthering Heights

All these years I've thought of you.

-How did you think that l would feel?
-How could I know? - Wuthering Heights

-How did you think that l would feel? -How could I know?

Why did you come back - Wuthering Heights

Why did you come back

What do you got? - Wuthering Heights

What do you got?

Isabella and I are out for a drive.
We thought we'd pay you a visit. - Wuthering Heights

Isabella and I are out for a drive. We thought we'd pay...

I hear you're a clever man
with paper and money, Mr. Green. - Wuthering Heights

I hear you're a clever man with paper and money, Mr. Gr...

Clumsily writ, but it's fair and square. - Wuthering Heights

Clumsily writ, but it's fair and square.

Why do you always
serve me with cold tea? - Wuthering Heights

Why do you always serve me with cold tea?

Heathcliff kind - Wuthering Heights

Heathcliff kind

Heathcliff kind - Wuthering Heights

Heathcliff kind

Let me go! You're.... - Wuthering Heights

Let me go! You're....

Heathcliff. - Wuthering Heights

I went through hell for you - Wuthering Heights

I went through hell for you

Lf you're not out of this house within three minutes l intend to throw you out - Wuthering Heights

Lf you're not out of this house within three minutes l...

I compliment your new taste Catherine. - Wuthering Heights

I compliment your new taste Catherine.

-Open up!
-I'll move the larder! - Wuthering Heights

-Open up! -I'll move the larder!

I've put your supper outside. - Wuthering Heights

I've put your supper outside.

Isabella, I warn you... - Wuthering Heights

Isabella, I warn you...

Miss Cathy's been in her room
for three days now, sir. - Wuthering Heights

Miss Cathy's been in her room for three days now, sir.

Miss Cathy. No! - Wuthering Heights

Miss Cathy. No!

They're the first spring flowers
from the Heights. - Wuthering Heights

They're the first spring flowers from the Heights.

Do you remember how it was last year
when you asked me to marry you? - Wuthering Heights

Do you remember how it was last year when you asked me to ma...

Here! - Wuthering Heights

Joseph what have you heard - Wuthering Heights

Joseph what have you heard

And you may tell him - Wuthering Heights

And you may tell him

It's all right, you can give her the note. - Wuthering Heights

It's all right, you can give her the note.

Sit down, Nellie. - Wuthering Heights

Sit down, Nellie.

You know you lie
to say that I've killed you. - Wuthering Heights

You know you lie to say that I've killed you.

Don't be angry. - Wuthering Heights

Don't be angry.

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Doomed lovers Catherine and Heathcliff are torn apart by their own selfishness and hate.

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Director: Robert Fuest

Writer: Emily Brontë, Patrick Tilley

Production: N/A

Genre: adventure, drama, romance

Year: 1970

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.4

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 20 May 1971

Awards: 1 nomination

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