Visually distinctive from any previous version

Screen Daily reports that Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights was showcased at the CineEurope convention in Barcelona.

UK-based Tennant, SVP for EMEA theatrical distribution, was the appropriate choice to introduce a behind-the-scenes look at Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. Robbie and Fennell both sent video messages, and footage showcased a film that will be visually distinctive from any previous version. (Charles Gant)

Burnley Express reports that, 'More concerns [have been] raised that proposed Calderdale Wind Farm would destroy vital peatland and cultural legacy of Brontë Country'.

Other worries include the impact such a huge development would have on the cultural legacy of the “Brontë Country” which touches Pendle’s Wycoller.

Coun. Cockburn-Price added: “Certainly, the landscape brought to life in the books of the Brontë sisters will never be the same again.

“On this side of the Pennines, in Wycoller, we have the ruins of the house that is thought to have inspired Wildfell Hall [sic]. This proposed development would trash the sense of place that the Brontë books evoke. (Dominic Collis)

Wycoller Hall--now in ruins--is thought to have inspired Ferndean Manor in Jane Eyre, not Wildfell Hall.

Express and Star features the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust summer talk series which will include the following:

Finally, in Behind the Seams: Regency & Romantic Fashions (1795–1850), in Gadgetdom (Enginuity) on Tuesday 2 September, Acting Head of Interpretation Kyla Hislop will explore the evolution of early nineteenth-century fashion, from the classical-inspired Regency outfits seen in Pride & Prejudice to the extravagant 1830s styles of Gentleman Jack and the more austere style of dress associated with Jane Eyre and the 1840s.

The talk will be followed by the opportunity to see original garments from the Trust’s collections and explore their construction, the fabrics used, and the silhouettes that defined these decades. (Sarah Watson)

NewsBytes draws 'Amazing life lessons from Wuthering Heights'.