Quiet day

All quiet in the Brontë news front.

Word of mouth reviews Wuthering Heights 1939:

Many will agree that Olivier is the quintessential Heathcliff. He defines tall, dark and handsome, but the thing that I love most about his portrayal is his sensitivity and the emotion that he is able to convey from those deep, intense eyes. His voice is also wonderful–very powerful yet capable of being soft as well. (Kendra)

The Brontë Parsonage Blog comments the upcoming (March 2008) new performances of the Chicago based Dance COLective's dance play Written on the body, inspired by the writings and lives of the Brontë sisters. More information on these old posts of ours.

Sage Timescar No Vazio posts some Emily Brontë's poems in Portuguese. Bookshelf comments Wuthering Heights in Malay and English. buffymonmon has created some Jane Eyre 2006 wallpapers. Finally, a couple of Swedish blogs that discuss Jane Eyre 2006 (aired this week in the Swedish channel SVT1): Läser och funderar and jag är en rolig tjej.

Categories: Dance, Jane Eyre, Movies-DVD-TV, Poetry, Translations, Wuthering Heights