Jane Exploded My Head

Radio Times interviews Jacob Elordi.

You’ve just reunited with the director on Wuthering Heights, starring opposite Margot Robbie. What can we expect?

JE It’s an epic romance. It’s a scale of film you don’t see often any more. I’m really proud of it.

How do you feel about playing a heart-throb?

JE Love is inherent to every single human being, so it’s always going to be a common theme in cinema if you are making movies about people. (James Mottram)

The Times asks bookish questions to broadcaster/historian Bettany Hughes.

My favourite book

Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre. I read it first when I was 11 and it exploded my head with this world of female understanding and the tragedies of life. (Anna Temkin)