Overview:
Tragedy strikes when Heathcliff falls in love with Catherine Earnshaw, a woman from a wealthy family in 18th-century England.| Status: | Released (2026-02-11) |
|---|---|
| Awards: | 1 nomination total |
| Screen: | Emerald Fennell, Emily Brontë |
| Productions: | MRC, LuckyChap Entertainment, Lie Still, Warner Bros. Pictures, Domain Entertainment |
| Production Countries: | United States of America, United Kingdom |
| Spoken Languages: | English |
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Casts
- 234352: Margot Robbie - Cathy
- 2034418: Jacob Elordi - Heathcliff
- 1360317: Hong Chau - Nelly
- 2981449: Alison Oliver - Isabella
- 1370832: Shazad Latif - Edgar
- 22159: Martin Clunes - Mr. Earnshaw
- 1829122: Ewan Mitchell - Joseph
Crews
- 1252934: Emerald Fennell - Director - Directing
- 30224: Emily Brontë - Novel - Writing
- 1252934: Emerald Fennell - Screenplay - Writing
- 234352: Margot Robbie - Producer - Production
- 1252934: Emerald Fennell - Producer - Production
- 2265434: Andy Madden - First Assistant Director - Directing
- 969171: Linus Sandgren - Director of Photography - Camera
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Reviews
Manuel São Bento
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Rating: C- Walking into Emerald Fennell's latest venture, I carried a cautious optimism, hoping for a reimagining that justified its existence beyond mere aesthetics. In many ways, WUTHERING HEIGHTS is a triumph of technical artistry; the production design is immaculate, and the c ....
Continue reading ->Brent Marchant
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Poking fun at the supposedly sacred can sometimes be a source of perverse glee, particularly when targeted against works of art and literature that many might consider off limits and untouchable. Undertakings like that, however, were made for writer-director Emerald Fennell. As a fil ....
Continue reading ->-LBJ-
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Over the top, ridiculously dramatic, and a total blast. I loved this movie and have seen it twice now.
Continue reading ->CinemaSerf
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I’m not sure, with the exception of “Barbie” (2023), that I’ve ever seen a film with Margot Robbie and really understood what all the fuss was about. Even there, that was more to do with Ryan Gosling knowing how to entertain whilst looking good. This time, she relies on Jacob Elordi ....
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