Jane Eyre (1997)_ Farewell and return of Jane

[@enchantedmistress06]

"Explain the concept of a 28-day week" lol best line in this version.

[@BobbyJenkins]

No doubt even PILOT had a letter XD always cracks me up

[@SibyllaCumana]

She's such a terrific actress, the expression when she said she didn't send a letter to Pilot says it all... She is the best Jane

[@vali5424]

This is one of my most favorite scenes in this film this is where I fell in love with ciaran hines's version of Rochester

[@musicalmeg19]

"I've been out-maneuvered, dear Blanche -- game's over." What a brilliant line!

[@a.mariedixon-jenkins]

He had forgotten Blanche was even there until she spoke.

[@doomeddodo]

Since Jane left Blanch wasn't necessary anymore so he says he's been outmanuvered like in snooker when in reality he was outmanuvered in his quest to make Jane very jealous. 😂 All would be very wrong if Blanch wasn't such a golddiger and a b*tch.

[@prairiepalmetto9378]

Quite so.

[@رائدةرائدة-ذ1ه]

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[@creurdilad]

i think my favourite scene in this whole version of the film

[@JuneGemini000]

i really love the way how she is controlling her laugh so cute...

[@erinlaboricua]

"Seeing as you're a governess, I thought you might explain the concept of the 28-day week to me." I just love how playboy he looks here, casually sitting on this archway like he's been waiting there since he left Blanche at the pool table 😂 It's hilarious. (Edit) Alright, the way he interrupts his rant and looks at her when he notices her holding in her laughter!!! It's brief but I'm at odds between interpreting it as shock at her amusement, or shocked that he's finally seen her laugh. He looks both pissed and stunned at how pretty she looks laughing. This Rochester is hard to read, but I still love him.

[@graveyardghost2603]

Agree with everything you say!

[@mortalclown3812]

He's my favorite. Dalton and Fassbender are excellent, as well, but for the sheer electricity of the man, it's Señor Hinds for this 'Jane Eyre' fan.

[@marjoriecohn3868]

Hie eyes are incredible in those moments.

[@LNDPOTO1998]

I absolutely love Sophie here and honestly I love this version of this scene always brightens my mood and brings a smile to my face x

[@OreadNYC]

I think you mean Bessie, not Sophie. Sophie is Adele's nursemaid, and she speaks no English. In fact, in some productions (such as the 1983 production), they don't even bother casting anyone to play her although they did here.

[@karadixon6114]

Not to be rude but I want talking of Bessie I was genuinely happy to see a version of Sophie and one who is so lovely and obviously so happy for Jane's return X it's different than with Mrs Fairfax X

[@ditsashihurkar4913]

@@OreadNYC I think 1983 version had Sophie in the beginning , 3rd episode as far I remember correctly, but they didn't give her much role. Leah and John got the major part.

[@soledadferrer1325]

He is so manly in this scene, so attractive.

[@ojtopntai]

I love this version and how he shows his personality’s

[@Lorgayle1]

Other than the ending of the movie, this is my favourite scene, and this is my favourite Jane Eyre version.

[@graveyardghost2603]

The nice ladies and gentlemen left the day after Jane left...very telling. (Wonder if that registered with Jane?) Oh, Mr. Rochester, what a chess player lol! With human pawns, of course 😋 and dont you love how he tells Blanche he has been "out maneuvered" and slams the billiards cue on the table? ;)

[@mortalclown3812]

Yes! That's the first time I noticed that particular reference and I've seen this so many times. 😂💙

[@saxiba8287]

CIaran Hinds are the best actor of all times as Rochester👍🌷

[@sheryllknapp9803]

And Captain Wentworth ❤

[@OALM1991]

*Perhaps a little stroll then...* Sis was READY for some alone time. Lol

[@abigail3383]

It's so weird seeing her as Alpha, the newest and most scary villain in Walking Dead.. such a trip. I'm a big fan of period dramas and Jane Eyre, and also Walking Dead.

[@marjoriecohn3868]

Oh how I love this scene.

[@taryndixon1332]

I like how high his perch is when he confronts her

[@feliciakidd9358]

I love the story of Jane Eyre. That was a wonderful scene when she returned.

[@SibyllaCumana]

She's the best Jane to me

[@feliciakidd9358]

@@SibyllaCumana Sorry not to me. She's good though. I like the other actress in the other Jane Eyre films the best.

[@dupuis502]

j'adore la colère rentrée de Mr Rochester, même Pilot le chien à reçu des nouvelles de Jane, amusant.

[@graveyardghost2603]

Mais oui!

[@Lifeisshort214]

On the whole I can't watch this version because it has the absolute worse Post Wedding Scene. I can't handle Rochester screaming at her, roughly pulling her down staircases, and accusing her only caring about improving her social status. Don't get me wrong the book has some disturbing lines about crushing her, etc, but this Rochester gets, if not physically abusive, then in the ballpark, and questions Jane's integrity, which is unacceptable. Still this scene is delightful and I love the back and forth between the actors. "Pilot did not receive a letter." Ha, Jane you slay me.

[@judithberman7566]

Lifeisshort214 the man is a narcissist . The more versions I see, he more convinced I am. Not a good person. Will read the book again to confirm my new opinion. I read it about 40 years ago. Why does it take so long to see something like that?

[@graveyardghost2603]

@@judithberman7566 disagree--if he wasn't a good person, he would have left Bertha in Jamaican insane asylum, instead he takes her to live in his home in England, even though he has to confine her to one room with a nurse. He is all blustery and commanding, but there are plenty of reasons why that would be the case. Perhaps read the book again. When you read the story as a more mature person, i.e. older, you understand human nature a lot better. Rochester is a complicated character, but so is Jane--and she understands him when all is said and done. I dont think he is a narcissist, he is just pretending to be arrogant in order to get Jane interested in him. And hello, it works.

[@LeliaVoinea]

I have seen and lived close enough with someone that is narcissistic at least half of my life. 😢And I recognized and know the patterns of such people.😢 Mister Rochester lacked moral integrity, decency and was disturbingly manipulate but at the same time he was also had some short of self awareness about his multiple faults. He seems to see Jane her like a source of light and salvation in his own dark world especially since he is acutely aware that she is morally superior to him since she has decency, integrity and is sincere . Such people are definitely not narcissistic. Narcissistic people are incapable of having sincer feelings for someone. And although Rochester was definitely a shandy character he was able to show enough character growth and become a better version of himself by the end of the book. He changed partly because of Jane and partly because life give him a harsh lesson in the end by humbling him and making him reflect on himself and his mistakes. Narcissistic people believe there are always right regardless of circumstances, trough their lives they are incapable of any emotional growth and will never change their ways. Rochester however learned from his mistakes.

[@ancymonek1984]

I prefer the book version of the farewell scene where Rochester is teasing Jane

[@yvonnepeters1914]

He didn't go fetch her after 7 days though. Lol.

[@mortalclown3812]

Exactement!

[@MeryMery-km7jl]

un grand acteur bravo

[@sallycrager6861]

love this movie excellent

[@MarleanSweden]

The only thing that bugs me in this version is that it sounds like he yells ALL THE TIME!

[@МаркШейко-б5п]

It can be explained easily. He has been suffering from a long sexual hunger. Also he is not so young to be able keep his temper. So it results in his reproaching\scandaleous intonation. I understand him perfectly well!

[@abigail3383]

Haha yes it does lol.

[@jennyrayman2505]

Thats how Mr Rochester is in the book.

[@MarleanSweden]

@@jennyrayman2505 Ive read the book countless times. He doesn't yell constantly.

[@graveyardghost2603]

@@МаркШейко-б5п so do I, you are right. Maturity teaches things about human nature, that others dont always understand. He has a very passionate nature, and sometimes yes, he tells and shouts and commands--it is just his passionate nature. Jane understands him. I think yours is the only comment I have seen so far who really sees Mr. Rochester how I understand him. Honestly, some women dont mind a man showing passion this way, so long as he has a good heart and doesnt abuse them physically, which describes Mr. Rochester. Jane obviously isn't bothered, and I wouldn't be either. But everyone is different, I suppose. Another thing, yes he is sexually frustrated you are right. He has been married for 15 years to someone he cant be intimate with, and his experiences with mistresses was disappointing as well. No intellectual stimulation either. Anybody would be frustrated. Another thing, is that some women are excited by men who make a show of dominance...make of that what you will, but I know I am right. For my money, Mr. Hinds played this character just right, I wouldn't change a thing :)

[@nightowl6260]

This is the ONLY version of Jane Eyre in my opinion!

[@karensmith1457]

I would give anything to read a letter from Jane to Pilot. Someone please!!

[@mortalclown3812]

I'm tempted to try. 😆

[@arthurfleck1554]

Dear Pilot, Please except my sincerest apology for departing, without taking leave and without notice. But I must be excused for that short coming, for you being absent from the manor and employed chasing after the county bitch. I hope you were successful in your endeavour and that she enjoyed the bone you designed to offer her. And if you were not, then I still am eager to listen of your failed exploits during my absence. I will be returning to Thornfield Hall a few days hence. Stay vigilant in the mean time, keep your ears peeled for foreboding laughter and guard our Master, with your life if need be! Sincerely yours, Jane Eyre

[@Pianistka2608]

Это настоящий мистер Рочестер, и по внешности и по поведению, но не в сцене после не состоявшейся свадьбы

[@surayaakter3113]

❤

[@universeofopulence]

... full movie..?

[@izCCCPvPoccuu]

does not like men with moustaches. It would be better if Mr. Rochester had been without a mustache... but still like

[@a.mariedixon-jenkins]

I like Ciaran Hines without a moustache.

[@FCPCPF]

Yes, don't like men with moustache too. He wld look better w/o one.

[@graveyardghost2603]

I think his mustache is very appropriate here, as men wore them in the 19th century. And Ciaran is gorgeous with or without facial hair!

[@mortalclown3812]

@@graveyardghost2603 Amen. He's amazing in 'Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day', as well.

[@AnaLuiza-rl9ee]

Não gostei desse Rochester; grosseiro demais com Jane.

[@maricarmenmendez6658]

ANA LUIZA. ESTOY COMPLETAMENTE DE ACUERDO CON USTED EN SU OPINIÓN. ESTE ACTOR QUE INTERPRETA AL SEÑOR ROCHESTER ES INFUMABLE , ES GROSERO CON JANE EYRE. PARA SER SINCERA ,NO ME GUSTA NADA PERO ES QUE NADA ESTA VERSIÓN Y QUÍMICA ENTRE ELLOS NINGUNA PORQUE HA ELLA LE CUESTA UN HORROR BESAR A ESTE ACTOR CREO QUE CON ESO YA DIGO TODO. EN DONDE ESTÉN, ZELAH CLARKE Y TIMOTHY DALTON QUE SE QUITEN TODOS LOS DEMÁS. ES MÍ OPINIÓN MUY PERSONAL MÍA. UN SALUDO MUY CORDIAL ANA LUIZA.

[@AnaLuiza-rl9ee]

@@maricarmenmendez6658 Dalton será meu preferido sempre...mas, Toby Stephens na versão de 2006 da BBC tbm me agrada muito...saudações do Brasil.

[@Michmackpaddywack12]

I do not like this version of Mr. Rochester at all