The little white attic

Anyone who loves Wuthering Heights has long recognised the difficulty, if not the impossibility, of adapting it (properly) for the screen. ...

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As my previous blog post was about race and “diverse casting” in period dramas, let’s talk about Heathcliff: what is his race/ ethnicity? Th...

In my previous blog post about the TV series The Other Bennet Sister , I wrote about all the changes made to the characters of Pride and Pr...

With apologies to Aled, my former classmate who’s in the cast.   When I first heard there was going to be a TV adaptation of The Other Benne...

One of the funny things Emily Bronte does in Wuthering Heights is that, instead of writing from the third-person point of view, she creates...

One common complaint about Wuthering Heights , which I have always found strange, is that the characters are all detestable. True, but it do...

Last night I watched the Oscars. Why did I do that to myself?, some of you might ask. I don’t know. Some of the wins were shocking. I suppos...

1/ One trouble with screen adaptations is that you form a mental image of a character because of various actors, only to return to the book ...

I guess my interest in the Oscars waxes and wanes. Even now, I have seen only 2 of the 10 films nominated for Best Picture last year, and ha...