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What a testament of how we create our own demons. Poor dear boy. That could not find the way through.

Its like these woman were divine and given gifts thats surpassed there human experience to bring forth such literary compression, but they did, procure literary genius. Its so humbling and profound. Nothing that has not been said but this rendition in movie form is very moving.

Absolutely wonderful. Such emotion and tragedy. A must-watch for any Bronte fan. Sheila Hancock was the perfect presenter for this. Her books about her life with and without her husband, John Thaw, are heartwrenching. I re-read them after I lost my own husband and hard as they were to read, they were very comforting.

.....ive watched this virsion perhaps 3 times. It never fails to make me cry. What effected me most this time around? The love of a father. And how his faith carried through the deaths of wife, 2nd wife, anf 4 children😭

They used to make some Good shows 70s 8os

Anne was the most underrated. 😢

😂 WHAT 😂 say what NOW 🥵🤪... OMG I haven't read the god awful book😮. I don't KNOW how any sane person, can abide this disgusting excuse of a story😢. 🤢🤢🤢🤢. I couldn't believe my precious eye's, when that guy, dug up KATHY 😢. I was heaving 🤧🤬. Beelzebub. Wicked traumatic UNTENABLE. Them to see, she's a Cleopatra 😮. 18yrs underground, and she in perfect condition 😎💯. For people of trauma, THERE should be a warning 🍋😬

😮 soz can't being DOING WITH THIS. Those kid's are strange 😮. What's with the hair 😮😱😎💢💯. come on UNTENABLE 😭 girls didn't have hair short like THAT. Look's 😞😲 like they've had a bowl put around their head's to cut their hair. It's all to MUCH 😱 for me🙏

There are precious series and gets even better with age--

I love the Brontes. This is the best and truest telling of their story I have yet to see😊

I love these old movies too. It illustrated a lifetime when we love taking walks, enjoying mother nature. No Electronics. They sang, hosted dinner parties and read novels. History reminds us that the Brontes provided the best of the best entertainment the time had to offer😢

I am nearly ninety and first read Brontes when I was 12...still obsessed with them. Thank you Sheila for this sensitive and informative programme. B

I think you may have not included the facts of who the real villains were in Wuthering Heights. It was the male owner of Wuthering Heights who was the true villain in this story. Heathcliff was treated cruelly by him. Cathy was materialistic and Heathcliff became nasty when he lost her to a wealthy man. So many character flaws were present in this story but the true villain was the male owner of Wuthering heights.

I always looked on Wuthering Heights as a romantic novel and found the film to be very moving. I've visited the parsonage and read a biography about the Brontes.

Thankyou Dale J.

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Oh dear Anne i wìll never forget the times spent walking on the shores

She should never have married him. Being with child killed her, she was too weak. All were weak, and drinking the water passing by the graveyard did not help as it was public knowledge the decomposing bodies entered the water system contaminating the water. Their father had tried for years to get the local councils to listen ( things never change)

They never existed....just like the easter bunny....rubbish !

damnnn m. paul really does look like m. heger

Greetings from France to Great Britain ლ(◉‿◉ ლ) I watched all the episodes and I am very grateful to discover this TV series and to be able to watch it, thanks to Dale J's channel. I love to read Brontë's novels and poems, or books about their lives, and this version is my favourite. I bought the DVD on amazon after that and I noticed that it was the shorter version with some scenes deleted. So this version on KZbin must be the longer version.

I thank you so much for this.❤

Shocking accents. Bronte was Irish and the children from Yorkshire.

As usual, the English pay no attention to the facts - the Brontes also had Maria and Elizabeth, children who died very young.

The boy is "chasing dragons" chic-a-boom boom!

Branwell is an alcoholics and a drug addict. Hes still playing with those tin soldiers. He never grew up..

I love this book so much. It's my all time favourite!

Cold and rainy day film.

This video seems to be a one off for the channel. It’s a good video and it would be nice if he continued by uploading other videos on writers and writing. Truly enjoyed, thanks.

Back in the 70's in US, we had a tv program called kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXm2YqicntmNfrM Masterpiece theater which aired on Sunday nights....such splendid programs such as your Brontes of Haworth aired. How I miss the days of such simple and dramatic programs. I wish you well and Best Of Luck with your new channel. Thank you So Much for the gift of the Bronte series <3 USA

How wonderful the dog showed love to Emily magical drama that’s for sure

I live in the moors in Yorkshire in a little place named Walsden and its a blessing to breath the air & see such beauty in the scenery.

Wonderful and Thank you Xx

I am watching this from Montreal, Canada. This is a great performance. The dark life of the Brontes...

I have just binge watched the whole 4 episodes the brontes are my favourite authors and I love the bronte museum and Haworth that was very well put across and I enjoyed watching this thank you

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Vicious psychopath describes one of the Bronte sisters perfectly - Charlotte.

Any of the girls could've beaten Branwell in an arm wrestle, nay bother

They were so young! We still have their books as a legacy to their greatness. I studied Jane Eyre in English Literature at school. Its been a favourite of mine ever since

If ever a place would be haunted the parsonage would be it

Never knew anything about the brontes till visiting Haworth this year, the atmosphere and energy of the place really grabs you, I stayed in a small cottage right next door to pondon hall, amazing place steeped in history.

These old movies do remind me of watching a play but still entertaining. I do enjoy watching them.

Did people really talk like that in Yorkshire then?😊

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Does anyone know the real names of the children featured in Act 1...???

My dear friend Ben Whitrow (Arthur Bell- Nicholls) was in the last couple of episodes. He passed away in 2017 and I love watching his older work. Lost count the times I've visited Haworth and visited the Bronte house. These sisters were the real Girl Power...way ahead of their time. This was the tv series that got me hooked. Than you for posting.