Young Heathcliff

Variety interviews Owen Cooper, who plays young Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights.

Owen, away from “Adolescence,” you’ve been shooting Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights,” one of the buzziest film projects around at the moment. How’s that experience been? Have you finished?

OC: Not quite, we’ve got another couple of weeks left. But it’s been going really well. I’ve really enjoyed it. Obviously it not one-shot anymore! So I’m getting used to that. But it’s been amazing. Emerald’s lovely.

Did ‘Wuthering Heights’ come about because of ‘Adolescence’?

OC: Yeah, Stephen recommended me his agent. So Maddi [Bonura, from Independent Talent] came and watch a bit of episode one, and I got “Wuthering Heights” from that!

Have you been able to hang out with Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie on set?

Yeah, we’d always speak in the makeup chair. Jacob’s lovely. He’s always chatting to everyone. And same as Margot. Margot is lovely as well. (Alex Ritman)

The Sydney Morning Herald features Michelle Zauner, 'the musician better known by her indie rock cypher Japanese Breakfast'.

“I was reading Jane Eyre and Frankenstein and Wuthering Heights and purposefully trying to steer myself into this gothic, creepy, romantic canon of literature,” Zauner explains. (Robert Moran)

The Bookclub, on BBC Radio 2, features Layne Fargo and her new novel The Favorites, which is a retelling of Wuthering Heights. Island Origins features Jean Rhys.