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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2026 · 10 MIN

Wuthering Heights (1939)

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No, that's not a typo. This is the first Wuthering Heights film that was inspired by Emily Bronte's timeless novel. Why would you be interested in a movie from so many years ago? Come along and find out.  Original Review: This is it Video Review with Trailer: https://youtu.be/tNsr0_BMbYA Notes: Emily Bronte, Yorkshire moors, Heathcliff,  Lockwood, grange, Cathy Earnshaw, Earnshaw, wuthering heights, young imp of Satan, hindley Earnshaw, Ellen dean, Paganini, dr kenneth, penistone crag, princess Catherine of Yorkshire, gimmerton head, isabella Linton, skulker and flash, Catherine Earnshaw, Robert Linton, judge Linton, Edgar Linton, every beauty mark must conceal a thought, every curl be full of humor,  brilliantined, my moods change indoors, Cathy Linton, thrushcross grange, there's no laughter in hell, madame eilers, profligates, schottische, isabella Heathcliff, will to die, I cannot live without my life I cannot die will without my soul,Noble birth does not a nobleman make,It's truth and honor for goodness sake, On the barren Yorkshire moors in England, a hundred years ago, stood a house as bleak and desolate as the wastes around it. Only a stranger lost in a storm would have dared to knock at the door of Wuthering Heights.

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