Jane Eyre, Episode 7 (1983)

[@JanuaryMoon]

Because it is possible not to find Jane Eyre, Episode 8 in youtube suggestions. Here is a playlist with all episodes, from episode 1 to episode 11. Enjoy your watching! Thank you! kzbin.info/aero/PLWBUT4nrnPf6McwQlEJoGdlbbiGvv90Nt

[@andreaarroyo5021]

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[@Pippie5555]

Thank you Januarys Moon. Much appreciated. I would upload Jane Eyre, 2006 Toby Stephens. But I don't know how to do it.

[@JanuaryMoon]

You have a youtube channel, haven't you? Go to "upload " and it will be done.

[@erinvaichus8125]

January's Moon- thank you so much for putting this on you tube. This one is so good and your upload is perfect. Thank you thank you thank you and thank you again!!!! #notice my user name

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome!!!

[@sarahalessa78]

The morning after he proposed is my favourite scene. He can't wait to see her and the way she runs into his arms... perfect happiness.

[@missyadams]

So cute and touching

[@Beckaboobees]

i am just getting around to this adaption, and i was low key kind of upset to be spoiled by this, however! i was now looking forward to it, and its just absolutely amazing, that scene, and i was soo hyped to see it. thank you. First time in my life a Spoiler was a good one.

[@aditis7ify]

Timothy Dalton is one of those rare actors who has amazing acting skills along with charm, grace and handsomeness

[@normaromay3126]

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[@Greenhouse534]

What a bold comment: “Wherever you are, is my home, my only home.” Might as well say “I love you.”

[@kawtharbakhach5848]

5:50 "And soon (you are to be married)?" "Very soon, my-" *pause* "-Miss Eyre." IT'S SO WELL DONE

[@anag7307]

Kawthar Bakhach he meant to say “very soon, my love”..This part made my heart jump when I first read the book. And I was 14!

[@korablina8310]

That's a really nice detail! I haven't even noticed

[@barbarabrown7974]

I think he meant "my darling," because he calls her that after they become engaged. Note that he also says, "My --," when they meet on the staircase during the house party, after Miss Ingram dissed governesses.

[@greymouse718]

This is the most thrilling and tense love declaration. Both actors are amazing. Zelah is so wonderful here. She had been restraining her feeling all the time, and at last they splashed out! She is so nice! Timothy is a great actor. Even every muscle of his face tell us how much he loves Jane and wants her to be entirely his own. And we see it and believe him. Other versions are just nothing in comparison with Zelah and Timothy performing the scene of love declaration. I have seen it at least hundred times and will do it again. I admire those actors!

[@ИннаЖирова-м5т]

Как вы хорошо сказали Сцена признания полна страсти и нежности Я думаю что между ними действительно была эта волшебная ниточка,химию и притяжение мы ощущаем физически Без ЗИЛы мы не увидели такого прекрасного Далтона

[@coolchicism]

Oh my goodness Timothy Dalton is one of the most gorgeous men, to have ever lived 😍

[@anyaw340]

The way he's making these deep expressions of love and attachment without being explicit about his love for her, while simultaneously behaving as if he is going to marry someone else and that she must leave...poor Jane. 😭It's so satisfying when she plays him at his own game in the end. 😊

[@stashacaldwell12]

The way his pupils were dilated explained perfectly just how much he loved Jane when Rochester proposed🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

[@lisashelley9439]

this is the very best Jane Eyre. Timothy Dalton is perfect and has obviously read the book as the contents are truthfully portrayed. It makes prior and subsequent instalments incomparable. I could watch this again and again. Excellent, thankyou

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome!

[@sarahspanish3940]

I agree!!! I am still waiting for my mr rochester though😜

[@ladyllaine682]

@@sarahspanish3940 I hope you have found him!

[@sunakon2474]

This definitely my favorite version too

[@reconnectcafeofbridgton8759]

Agree, does not whitewash an obvious predator as Rochester slowly breaks Jane's heart.

[@julia_btfl]

Watching this series feels like reading the book briefly over again 😊

[@LoanTran-mp1qd]

I have studied Jane Eyer since my coming off age time. This adaptation is the best out of all screen productions. It is because of the cast and the length. The book is told in authentic details. So close to the novel. Zelah portrayed Jane exactly the way I imagine her. Tim also!!!!! He does not even have to try. Best!! Thanks January Moon

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome!

[@Luna_32-e]

+January's Moon thanks for tis series.. the best jane eyre series/movie ever

[@V.Hansen.]

It is the best. Jane is perfect. Timothy is too handsome and charming though. I actually think Orson Wells fits the role a bit better. I like this one best though.

[@vibekes2416]

The absolute best version of the story 😘 Great cast. And it's told beautifully

[@elenakozolkova5465]

Best jane ever

[@TRADERSFRIEND]

The garden scene is my favorite, it is so full of passion and life, melts my heart every time I see it

[@milleechi4853]

Unique story of pure love 💗

[@TRADERSFRIEND]

@@milleechi4853 True that

[@sarahbrightmore3749]

Me too!!! EVERY time and I watch it all the time

[@TRADERSFRIEND]

@@sarahbrightmore3749 lol, you are a true romantic indeed (^_^)

[@sarahbrightmore3749]

@@TRADERSFRIEND Haha thank you always have been, series like this just make me worse!

[@cy4330]

I must say Zelah is the best Jane Eyre I have ever watched. Her simple face but powerful character, calmness, quiet confidence, and intelligence all in one truly is the Jane Eyre in the book. One of the most underrated actresses. It's very sad that she mentioned before Jane Eyre literary ended her acting career. I think because Timothy went on to become a star yet she was blind sided. She deserved to be a star as much as Dalton. I can watch her all day and find no fault.

[@mattiechi]

C Y I am a little confused by your comment. What ended her career?

[@missyadams]

same here!

[@amydegan]

I think she meant to say that Jane Eyre was essentially the end of her career because she got so very few noteworthy parts after it while Timothy D went on to play James Bond and great parts.

[@08mirandajane]

Couldn't agree more. She is basically perfect in this role. I can't understand why her career didn't take off more? I know it's a fickle industry but she just seems great. Subtle and powerful at the same time, in this role at least. Did she maybe give up acting for other reasons??

[@maineclayton2419]

​@@08mirandajaneSame sentiments. Zelah did a brilliant job but it was unfair her role as a lead didn't give her oppurtunities to continue her acting career. Maybe because most of the audiences in the show like "Jane Eyre" are women and they paid more attention to male leads like Dalton for their handsome appearance and versatile acting while the female actresses like Zelah are often sideline or worse losing their acting career. It was said in some articles and old interviews, Zelah continued to receive offers in acting both on TV and theater but as a supporting lead. She also worked as a voice actress in BBC Radio. She eventually gave up her career as an actress after she got married and chose to focus on raising her own family. From what I also researched online, Zelah later became an English teacher in an international school for young adults somewhere in London.

[@greymouse718]

Amazing, heartbreaking work of both, Zelah and Timothy. They are living the life of their chracters. None had done it better. That is the best screen version of the book. Thank you Zelah and Timothy for the delight.

[@HaleyRadiant]

God Timothy Dalton’s voice is like pure silk on your ears, I could hear & see his acting in this role forever! Purely romantic in this episode! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@sarahbrightmore3749]

When Jane shows him the torn veil and he clasps her in his arms, when she leaves the room and that look on his face......... I get shivers, lord have mercy!! It scared the life out of him knowing she was inches away from Jane in her bed, he knows full well what his wife is capable of. In the book it reads later on, "but on what might have happened, I cannot endure to reflect. When I think of the thing that flew at my throat this morning, hanging its black and scarlet visage over the nest of my dove, my blood curdles-".......

[@hyeangels8413]

I always get chills and tears from 7:30 to 14:20. What an amazing chemistry between the two of them. And, absolutely, perfect directing! It's night time, and the scenery/place looks mysterious. The amazing camera works playing with the shadows, and catching the perfect moments of the Moon light. The singing birds in the background.... Everything. EVERY thing is just a PHENOMENAL masterpiece!

[@V.Hansen.]

The funny thing is that Dalton is too handsome to be Rochester, but he does him so perfectly in every other way, that I forget he doesn’t physically fit the role. He’s my favorite Rochester

[@missyadams]

He was also Heathcliff

[@genny9026]

Your post made me think - thanks ! The word ‘ ugly’ was originally an Old Norse word meaning ‘ to be dreaded’. Darkness, was also of course still dreaded and associated with evil, when the novel was written - and there’s Rochester, in this series, with abundant black hair and maybe a tanned complexion…the typical Byronic hero- moody, dark and not easily controlled. He didn’t look like a pale aristocrat with narrow shoulders and carefully controlled hair. He looked, perhaps threatening and his manner wasn’t the norm or predictable either. There are lots more influences that might explain that the not ideal or not handsome man back then wasn’t what we, might call ugly at all. I think that it refers to a ‘ wild man’ look - someone who looks closer to nature than an aristocrat might. Plus of course his nature, behaviour..and his connections to Nature…a force of Nature. Rochester’s proposal to Jane, at night in the garden, again makes him close to nature, plus it’s in darkness and maybe dangerous. I noticed that in that scene, Timothy Dalton understands the book very well indeed because with his eyes glinting in the moonlight, he has the expressions of not just a nervous man wanting his marriage proposal accepted. He looks a bit wild - like something that’s just appeared out of the trees etc and is poised maybe to run, or pounce..wondering if he’ll be saved or destroyed, by Jane. Her lack of fear of him, is one of the things that attracts Rochester, of course. Plus of course, he is, dangerous because he’s lying to her. Jane seems like his prey. She’s brave but she’s prey. He has a wife already. He’s not tamed by Jane. Only the fire, really does that. The word ‘ handsome’ was first used in about 1450 ( handsom) meaning, ‘ easy to handle or use’. The meaning changed of course but in terms of describing Timothy Dalton as Rochester, Jane would have been exactly right in describing him as not handsome, if we look at other connotations the word might have had. Easy to handle ? No. To the contrary…like Nature. I think that Timothy Dalton was the perfect Rochester, not only because of his acting ability but because he clearly knew exactly how to play the role without relying on his good looks. For almost the entire series, he was able to distract me, from that. He did the same in the Bond films and was the only one to really convince me ( and all my female and male friends too by the way) that the character really could flip from being quietly pleasant to a deadly killer in a split second, if necessary. Very, clever.

[@yulikrisbudiyanti7732]

​i agree with you, i dont think Rochester is ugly, he just not as pretty handsome just as how nobleman beauty described at that era. Rochester handsome in his own way and his charm is very different from other nobleman beauty. he also have high capability at art, music, acting which shown in front of his friends and also have capability to attracted other ladies. it also means that he do not ugly, just not handsome as that era criteria.

[@SR-iy4gg]

Everyone says that about every adaptation. I wish people would get over it.

[@mKierstenk]

I love the replies in this thread. If you were to make a list from the book, you'd find that he actually fits it quite perfectly! When Jane describes her painting of him when she's staying to help her cousins after her aunt's death, she goes into several facial descriptors and Dalton fits it to a tea even down to the cleft chin!

[@yonyon6170]

I fall in love with this version,very faithful to the book, Timothy and Zelah are brilliant acting exactly the same as what my imaginations about Mr Rochester and Jane,I have nothing to complaint about..wonderful love story,wonderful acting!

[@raizeabravenel8211]

she is an amazing actress. there is no better Jane or better mr Rochester ever. T. is too handsome but even so he is the greatest in this role.

[@paigecat9104]

You know I Googled her and it said she sales real estate now and had a up to date pic of her she looked really good her hair was long short with blond highlights she's early 60's now.

[@XXieroXX]

Lol, way too handsome

[@Greenhouse534]

He is a very good actor, but in my opinion, he is not handsome.

[@barbarabrown7974]

Cute little moment the morning after the proposal, where he paces impatiently, and then she runs down the stairs.

[@trueiliasdim]

This is the best Jane Eyre adaptation, so far. The cast is carefully chosen, and moreover, it is faithful to the book. After watching so many adaptations of several books of this era, I finally understood that an adaptation, the more faithful to the book, the best it i. Please, keep it in mind, producers of new adaptations!

[@manahylgilani355]

This is what fricking dreams are made of. An appropriate jane. An appropriate mr rochester. Come to life!

[@VioletWillowTree]

5:55 "Soon sir?" "Very soon, my...Ms. Eyre" Eeep! These too are perfect, and Mr. Dalton is devilishly dashing :)

[@paigecat9104]

It's Miss Eyre. No one would have used Ms. then wasn't even invented yet. When I was single I preferred the traditional Miss and now I prefer Mrs. Nothing wrong with old fashioned values esp in this nutty time where there's one freak after the next with some loco idea.

[@sarahalessa78]

devilishly dashing is the most accurate description. He is so handsome that it seems almost evil😅

[@infinity21inspirit2]

Their height difference is cute.... I can't believe I'm here again watching this for I don't know how many times already. I have seen all versions of Jane Eyre and I have read the book of course...still lovingly displayed on my bookshelf,,, I love this version. I love Jane Eyre and Pride and Prejudice. Thank you January Moon for uploading this beautiful timeless drama...

[@sarahbrightmore3749]

Me too, Ive seen it a million times and I keep coming back for more and more...

[@JanuaryMoon]

You are very welcome.

[@missyadams]

Thank you again for your time and effort in uploading this

[@RachelG1979]

My local theater did Jane Eyre and the Rochester was amazing and Jane was very passionate.

[@verytaidana1223]

Oh my gawwd, she's sooo small!!! They had a really nice casting here!

[@paigecat9104]

Which was perfect cause Jane Eyre was considered very tiny in the book. I'm thinking is she 4'11? Timothy Dalton is 6'2" ish.

[@mariastellacardente7305]

This is the best movie adaptation of Jane Eyre😘

[@isvarimourougou9339]

Yes 😂🤣

[@isvarimourougou9339]

And he is very tall 😂🤣

[@cellowali2865]

@@paigecat9104 Zelah Clarke is 5'1" and Timothy dalton is 6'2".

[@onaseriousnote4183]

I love they way they left in - and did not re-film - the bit where he accidentally messed up her hair and they both laughed! Makes that bit more enoyable to watch. You cannot help but smile.

[@onaseriousnote4183]

At 23:24 - they could have re-filmed it but they let her walk off with her hair in a mess and kept filming - and it was sweet too because it was clearly not meant to happen and he laughed and so did she; she would have been able to feel her hair was messed up! I am sure many a woman has had this happen. Rather like the famous scene from Pretty Woman in a way (except that was actually set up: the director asked Richard Gere to snap the jewellery case on Julia Roberts fingers for the outtakes at the end but her reaction was just too good to keep it out). After snapping the case on her fingers they kept rolling and then they left it in the movie. Of course, the down side in this story - at this point - is what we know he is concealing from her and how he makes her think it is all her! Not good. But I still love the overall story. And I know he was desperately in love with her but I am glad the deception was unable to go on in the end.

[@onaseriousnote4183]

Of course, it is just my opinion on the way it appears - and the fact they could have re-filmed it seems to support it. The thing about Pretty Woman I think I saw in an interview. Luckily I just happened to see your comment quickly!!! Have a great day! (or night!).

[@catherinehurst6350]

Sebentile Mabuza

[@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701]

He's so cute but i felt like they should have picked a different woman for jane.

[@onaseriousnote4183]

I confess I think she does an admirable Jane Eyre. If you have read the book (and you probably have) then you'd know what Jane is like. Now, she may not fit our idea of a modern woman but I think Zelah Clarke plays Jane Eyre remarkably well: and remember, Jane tries to hide her feelings as women did back then but ZC does some really good subtle facial expressions for the camera that I personally find quite impressive! She was my absolute favourite Jane overall until Ruth Wilson - and now they are my equal favourite. But the storyline - and the lines - in this one (1983) is the most accurate of the two. The most accurate overall is probably the 1973 version but I just cannot see an 18 year old falling in love with him no matter how talented he may be! But the 1983 (Timothy Dalton) and 2006 (Toby Stephens) (oh, and not to forget, the 2011 [Michael Fassbender]) leading men are definitely of the ilk required lol. Personal preference: OMG, Timothy Dalton lol. ha ha. He plays, as I have read, a great Byronic hero! But, it is the Jane Eyre that we must always focus on - and she should always get top billing - I find it extremely annoying when she does not! This is a good read: www.silverpetticoatreview.com/2013/08/27/ten-reasons-to-watch-the-1983-adaptation-of-jane-eyre/

[@ayseal]

I was about 6 years old when this version first came out and I remember watching it on TV by the fireplace. Such peaceful memories .

[@judyblackman1215]

Love the sound of his voice.

[@TheCross4All]

Yesss, 7:25 oh my...

[@indigomoon8643]

When Zelah smiles she reminds me of Caroline Flack , she is truly the best Jane , very pretty beautiful voice , great actress and not too over the top , strikes the right balance of being demure and passionate . Some of the more recent adaptations have Jane being either way too dramatic or with no back bone . Perfect adapatation and Mr Dalton that voice , those eyes , need I go on .

[@peacebeuponyou7283]

BEST ADAPTATION EVER ! That Mr Rochester is very handsome.

[@hayam35]

It s like the characters came out of the book alive on this tv show ♥♥♥♥

[@RachelG1979]

My 9th grade English teacher played this for us. Became one of my all time favorite book and movie. Just saw a play for Jane Eyre. It was surreal to see it play out in front of me.

[@cormorant_on_arock7934]

14:36 - lol. She's like "WTH!" … I love this actress as Jane Eyre. She is so perfect.

[@barbarabrown7974]

Symbolism: This is more evident in the book than here, but Jane is associated with the moon, Rochester with the sun, so several of their important outdoors meetings occur at sunset or sunrise, when the sun and the moon meet. E.g. The horse accident in Hay Lane, Mason's departure from Thornfield, Jane's return from Gateshead, and the proposal scene.

[@hammadoolass]

I have been waiting for Timothy Dalton to propose to me since 1968 --- still waiting !!!!!!!

[@anniebieber19]

The line starts here Madam! He is the example of male perfection isn't he. Be still my ♡♡.

[@hammadoolass]

@@anniebieber19 Oh no - are we going to have to fight over him Annie?

[@anniebieber19]

@@hammadoolass I'm afraid we are, Brandy & Biscuits at Dawn I say...tomorrow dawn though...I just woke up & need coffee!!

[@hammadoolass]

@@anniebieber19 Brandy and biscuits sounds fine to me Annie

[@anniebieber19]

@@hammadoolass Dawn it is!! I say the "Consolation Prize" is Mr Darcy...Colin Firth version? Does that sound like a good deal?

[@ΕυαγγελίαΚουλούρη]

This series for me became the reason to read this wonderful book. I think it's the best version of TV with 2 great acting actors. A hymn to the woman and to true love. The love that comes to the difficult to teach dignity, hope and respect. Perfection!!!

[@lilspring1057]

these guys are incredible... i knew T.D. was great, but she just grew on me. she's amazing:).

[@TenderHeartSarah]

Mustard Seed refers to one of the fairies in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream of course!

[@cormorant_on_arock7934]

refers also to a Bible verse, "faith of a mustard seed"

[@evinasiu1881]

His way of reading lines is better than other Rochester's way

[@S070-g8q]

He is not really reading them, but living them on stage.

[@zehei2497]

I didn't know what a great stage actor Dalton is, had no idea. catching up with it now! I even like him better than Laurence Olivier.

[@onitasanders7403]

After watching these episodes at least twenty times in the past week I have come to realize what true love looks like (in Jane Eyre’s eyes). It does not always have to be a “quick fumble”. Once heard it said, “if you capture the mind, the ass will follow”.

[@catherinehurst4990]

Great film. Wonderful acting by Zelah and Timothy !

[@maryfaletau5385]

Beautiful series - Timothy is gorgeous and Zelah perfect Jane she’s very beautiful although such a good actress she pretends to be so plain ❤❤❤❤

[@ИннаЖирова-м5т]

Зила и правда красивая,как Мадонна на портрете

[@sueling1192]

I just love Jane's character.

[@OhSmexyGirlfriend]

*This is the shit that I LIVE for* woooooooh! That moonlit scene literally makes me hyperventilate like nothing else ever has. Gah!

[@patriciaholden9228]

In comparison my hubby proposed to me on top deck of a double decker bus on a cold and rainy night saying "I suppose we should get married" Not "make my happiness I will make yours " sigh and all the rest of his heart wrenching declarations. Where was gorgeous Timothy then

[@onaseriousnote4183]

+Patricia Holden Damn - and he did not "entreat you" to accept him as your husband? What the deuce! Yes, where are our Mr Rochesters?!?! You are not alone in not having had a romantic proposal! OMG I LOVE that line "make my happiness, I will make yours" - it is so lovely insofar as his intentions toward her. Oh, so lovely.... dreaming here.... drifting off... thinking of Timothy Dalton (swoon)... having a sweet tv romance moment... LOL!!!!! ha ha!

[@paigecat9104]

Timothy has never married so in real life he didn't propose to anyone I guess.

[@milleechi4853]

I think your husband was just shy 😊 Rochester was one of a kind, but so hard life full of disappointments made him lake that...

[@OhSmexyGirlfriend]

Patricia Holden Getting proposed to on top of a double decker bus on a cold and rainy night sounds pretty damn good to me. That's a romantic setting at least!

[@sarahspanish3940]

Patricia Holden me too!!!

[@rosegilliland220]

Jane Eyre is my favorite novel of all time. I’ve read it many times and watched many movie adaptations of it. I love how impatient he is to see her in the morning. In the novel he cannot live a day without her and depends on her very existence in order to be happy for he’s used to being alone and others use him for his wealth. There love confessions in the book are so intense and beautiful I’ve read that scene many many times. I cannot get enough of there love. I wish there were more books about them that are written well.

[@Whaaaaah]

I remember watching it back in 1984. The entire school was taking about it. We had a geography lesson and instead of memorizing world capitals were taking about the scary looking wife.

[@angiev.5132]

I just finished the entire series! This version and the 2006 mini series are now my favorite adaptations.

[@sashafierce6707]

these two should be married in real life. ooo my goodness the romance seems so real. awww

[@annmacneil2349]

Oh my goodness Love both of them . 🥰💗

[@r.msphonics7201]

This is my favorite and the best Jane Eyre! I have watched others but this is the best to me! Thanks for uploading!

[@suzannemcguinness8030]

Timothy is ridiculously handsome beyond belief!! I remember our English teacher put this on the video player at school and we were taken aback at stunning he was!I think our teacher wasn't playing it for educational purposes if you get my drift and the teacher was a bloke lol

[@vallip4254]

I often ponder on how TD feels about his Jane Eyre. I do hope he's proud of this work, as it has stood the test of time, transcended it in fact. As with the book, it loses nothing in the rereading or in this case in the re watching.

[@ИннаЖирова-м5т]

Я думаю ,что он понимает это ,что эта лучшая его роль У него было ролей 60 в фильмах, где-то лучше сыграл, где то хуже После Бонда он стал суперзвездой, его приглашали известные режиссеры Но больше у него не было гениальных ролей Только Рочестер А я вот всё думаю, понимает ли он,что эту лучшую свою роль он сыграл благодаря такому партнеру как Зила?

[@virginiaoliveira8463]

​@@ИннаЖирова-м5тGreat comment!😊 Have a wonderful 2025!🎉

[@maineclayton2419]

He admitted in some interviews that he enjoyed playing as Mr. Rochester and he considered it as one of his favorite roles in his acting career. He received a lot of letters from many viewers particularly women they praised his performance.

[@InnaZirova]

Я читала,все кинокритики,которые негативно отзывались о его игре в фильмах Грозовой перевал,Дочь Мистраля,Грехи, Одинокая Коко Шанель и до ,здесь после Рочестера,ни одного негатива,ни одного Все восторженно отзывались о ЗИЛе и Тимати В интервью Тим назвал Зилу удивительной актрисой,он сказал что она показала все величие своей героини Для них обоих это главные роли в жизни Не зря много там упоминаний о Боге ,как будто Святой дух вселился в них (особенно в Далтона), с какой страстью было сыграно , Они в роли влюбленных ,идеальны

[@ДревнийРим-т4ч]

Одна из самых сцен, для меня, это разговор ночью в саду, когда мр. Рочестер признается в любви. Кыргызстан

[@montoyacollins3602]

I love this adaptation of Jane Eyre ever since I was a child

[@cormorant_on_arock7934]

it is hands-down the best

[@dimsanniang6891]

At first, I didn't like her but now when she ran into him to say good morning..hahah....she is really cute. So small and so cute.

[@missyadams]

Before she became an actress, Zelah Clarke trained to be a ballet dancer ❤️

[@barbarabrown7974]

Rochester's attempts to make Jane jealous do not make her confess her love -- it is the prospect of being parted from him that does the trick.

[@ИннаЖирова-м5т]

Да вы правы,она видит что Рочестер не любит Бланш и только разлука с ним заставляет ее открыться

[@V.Hansen.]

Mr Rochester: lies for a couple months about intending to Marry Ms Ingram Mr Rochester: :O Am I a liar in your eyes?! 👀

[@glo3961]

Lol

[@virginiaoliveira8463]

No, because I'm still sleeping! 😮

[@mr.chipwhitley8770]

5:39 Exactly... PRECISELY!!!

[@Pippie5555]

Do men actually watch this? I thought only women would appreciate it :-D

[@mr.chipwhitley8770]

Exactly! Precisely!

[@Pippie5555]

Ha ha ha is that a yes or a no?

[@jelliemish]

@@Pippie5555 I'm a dude and I live for this. XD The story is SO. GOOD.

[@Pippie5555]

@@jelliemish Waow, thanks. So happy to hear this.

[@Morgana888]

I'm blessed. My name is Janet. I can't hear him say it over and again enough times. :-) Thanks!

[@JanuaryMoon]

Glad to hear that. You're welcome!

[@Morgana888]

:-)

[@reconnectcafeofbridgton8759]

Timothy Dalton is too handsome but he grows in the role. Zelah is the best Jane Eyre, I think CBronte would approve. The best adaption so far. The chemistry grows also, TD is a bit "actorish" but he manages to let Rochester come out. Zelah is brilliant.

[@janeeyre-quotes]

Yes, both embodied the characters very well. But I also liked Samantha Morton in the 1997 version and Toby Stephens in the 2006 version. Though like Dalton, Toby was too good-looking for the role

[@lexigrimhaive]

“I love you as my own flesh. I entreat you, accept me as your husband. I must have you for my own, entirely my own. Will you be mine?” That there is the proposal I want. 😍😍😍 Edit: “Make my happiness. I will make yours.” That right there is a perfect like for a vow. Oh Miss Charlotte Brontë, look what you’ve given us!!!

[@maangros]

You bet, Babe

[@izCCCPvPoccuu]

I don't know why, but my favorite scene in the film is the return of Jane in Thornfield upon the death of her aunt. I really like Dalton in this scene.

[@Gluz25]

Me too.

[@garukoe]

He plays the version of Mr Rochester in his best element, able to exude the state of being relaxed; childlikely happy to see her, playful and witty. His kindness shines in. He's finally getting in tune with life. I think he's very moved with Jane's notion that he's her only home there is. Isn't that the biggest compliment to one's lover? Sounds very modern to my ear. The subconscious makes its way. Jane is not even entirely aware of it. Now that you pointed at the scene, indeed, it paves the way for the things unfolding in the next forthnight up to the proposal. A very gentle, subtly subdued moment between the two.

[@annmcintire8888]

Thank you @January’s Moon for adding this miniseries. I love how faithful it is to the novel. Timothy Dalton is a bit too handsome for Mr. Rochester, but he really acts the part. The actress really did a great job as Jayne too.

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome!

[@Unicorn-wd5dc]

This is my favorite Jane Eyre :)

[@manahylgilani355]

Her eyes r so expressive

[@aureenemaecombo7963]

My most fav Mr rochester timoty dalton😘what a very hansdsome man he is and good acting😘but i think the best jane eyre is from 1997 version..she gave best emotion to the character and the way she act and talk is very decent😘but the jane eyre here is pretty and good as well😘i think timoty and the jane from 1997 is a best combination and much chemistry😘😘

[@lecouvreur97]

Thank you so much for posting this jewel..

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome!

[@lecouvreur97]

I was looking for this for years..its a dear memory from my very young years..

[@Iatraviata69]

6:53.. 😆 "Irland?!" "O do you love Irland? They are very warm...." The voice pushing out quickly the phrase with the rest of contenance shortly before laughing out. So they couldn't show the face pronouncing this moment. 😂

[@gloriatush7011]

Make my happiness, I will make yours 😍😍😍😍😍

[@TheCross4All]

I too melted at that :)

[@Pippie5555]

This is the best of the episodes. Thanks for uploading.

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome!

[@barbarabrown7974]

And he only gets her to confess her love by the threat of separation. Jealousy does not work. Neither did the fortune teller disguise. Note that she did give him some hope when she said that wherever he was was her only home upon her return from Gateshead.

[@Iatraviata69]

yes thats evident, but in her mind this separation would be caused by Blanche. And after the failed marriage she doesn t hesitate living her own life separated from him, also when she exspected firstly that her life would be finished on this point. She was prepared since a month that this hurtful separation would come. In the book on this Situation of "Irland" is written, that she can t controll and oppress anymore her feelings, that her heart forces her to confess her love and pretend his right. evident for me is also the wild ocean channel between the so different England and Ireland as symbole, the passion who would stand between them as "Separation" for people with two different origins like them. She the innocent, who doesnt know what she could dare, when she break with the conventions of her religions, and he, whos Experience doesn t know anymore, how to "controll" an innocent person, f. e. whether she would react on jealousy or on breaking convention or passion. Both become equally lost or inable to guide the other one, in this difference. She was also and when he pretend her in the finale "Leave me" she had no problems to go. In Moorehouse and Morton she found a "new home", but not for being happy but independent again.

[@livyintheskywithdragons]

pov: when you have a crush on a girl and instead of telling her so you do the strangest stuff to observe her reactions and figure out if it appears like she cares lmao 🤣🤣🤣

[@catherinehurst4990]

Cathyfilmaddict...what an amazing performance by TD and ZC. Watch Florence Nightingale you Dalton lovers, he is superb in that as well.! Thanks January's Moon for uploading Jane Eyre! My husband is also a romantic , makes me verrry happy that there are men like him!

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome! I wish you every happiness!

[@slendersera]

"Make my happiness. I will make yours" ♥ ‿ ♥ Mrs. Fairfax is such a buzzkill. ಠ_ಠ

[@slaoz3082]

SlenderSera She was right though:/

[@djbowman332]

@@slaoz3082 Yes. Fairfax has known Rochester longer than Jane has. Even if she didn't know about Birtha, she knew something was going on and chose to ignore it. I think she thought Jane didn't know what she was getting into. 'Course there's that marrying way above her station which could mean there's hint of jealousy in there too.

[@janebishop5885]

When I think of Jane Eyre adaptations, and I've seen them all, this is the one I want to see over and over. Zelah is the perfect Jane and of course no one can match TD as Rochester. The 2006 version is one I never want to see again. Stephens swashbuckling portrayal was way off and it was apparent he didn't understand or believe in his part. Wilson, as Jane, was as wrong as was Rochester. The scenery was great and production quality was excellent. Other than that, it was a romp Harvey Weinstein would have created. ....with the '84 version, kudos for the score by Paul Reade which is perfection!

[@missyadams]

I agree, he wasn't Byronic like Charlotte Bronte desecribed

[@ИннаЖирова-м5т]

А эти ужасные губы Рут Уилсон ,,они отвлекают от всего просмотра Самые красивые губки ЗИЛы Кларк , маленькие и нежные

[@emi......yup81]

"Am I a liar in your eyes?!" - No, you are all the truth, mr Rochester... ;)

[@Greenhouse534]

“In your eyes” is the question. Not if he’s actually a liar 😉

[@Flynbrd68]

Jane Eyre, by and far, one of the great literary masterpieces! Any adaptation of it is loved by me! However, I must confess, I am much fonder of Charlotte Gainsbourg's portrayal of Jane Eyre. It is my favorite though I do like Timothy Dalton as Rochester. With all this said, I am most definitely enjoying this upload! Thanks for sharing it!

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome!

[@janetmyles8764]

Carla .McD

[@kirsteni.russell5903]

This is so close to the book it's scary. Rochester is half-mad at this point!

[@monicanguyen3063]

I’m not crying, you are!

[@gloriatush7011]

Thank you for the upload January's Moon, it is of great help especially as am teaching the Novel now

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome!!!

[@irishnessie]

Maybe TD was considered unattractive in Brontes time?? Idk maybe standards of beauty change overtime. I bet pretty boys were the standard of male beauty back then. In the book Rochester has dark eyes, striking features, broad chest. Doesn't seem that ugly to me 👀

[@cormorant_on_arock7934]

i'm sure this guy wouldn't be considered ugly in *any* era. I was actually just asking about this - why would CB go well out of her way to make Rochester so utterly ugly?? (And she does the same for Jane, or almost the same. She is utterly plain; and CB, during one of her and her sisters' firelight pacing of their room at night, discussing one another's novels, spoke with her sisters of how she could succeed, with the public, in making a non-beautiful heroine). It just dawned on me while watching, this time, with the "it would be past the power of magic [to make you handosme]" that it is odd that CB would go out of her way to make Rochester so physically ugly. It's one of his defining characteristics, I think, to go along with his sardonic temper. Heger, her professor, whom he was based off of, wasn't hideous-looking or anything. I don't think. So it's psychological, and very intersting. I suppose CB's ideal is for people to love one another based on everything *but* appearances? Like, that would make a level playing field for love.

[@cultmamacultmama3571]

@@cormorant_on_arock7934 Charlotte Bronte indeed went out of her way to create both Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester as not very good looking people - because she based them both on two real-life characters - namely herself and Constantin Heger - and they were both not good looking.

[@franbell3594]

@@cormorant_on_arock7934 the line in the book is that it would be past the power of magic.... but then CB goes on with Jane's thoughts to add that all it needs is a loving eye.

[@ERIN_198]

If that was considered unattractive then I'd hate to know what they would think of the ugly people now lol

[@alliesmith2541]

This is so romantic

[@bettinap3288]

The houskeeper is peeping 😂 But yay, i loved them.

[@hnnh8021]

Bettina P OMG, nooo! Hahah

[@JSayer]

January's Moon thank you so much for posting this wonderful epic Jane Eyre here... On watching another version I happened upon the comments that urged viewers to seek out this 1983 version with Timothy Dalton..... Ewwwww! at first I thought, only knowing of T.D in the 007 franchise.... But had time on my hands and thought... HOW bad can it be??? I certainly have not been disappointed so far and I'm only up to Episode 7... All I can say is that T.D was perfect in this adaptation. Makes me want to investigate if he appeared in any more period dramas. Whether he is more moulded to play period roles, or as it might be.... JUST THIS ONE ... That is how this series makes me feel upon watching it... I've not even read Jane Eyre...But it is going on my "To Read" list after I'm finished on David Copperfield. It's amazing that all these wonderful novels, written over 200 years ago, written by women who were to the larger part considered 'subordinate', can still have such an impact on our modern lives in the modern day world. It blows me away, that regardless of time and civilised advancement, that we can still gleam such wisdom, knowledge and experience from them. Reading and knowledge is my private passion. I'm so glad to be watching this...I can't wait to read the book now

[@patriciaholden9228]

Johanna Cladingboel Timothy played Heathcliff in Wuthering heights in 1970. He was very young then and I still feel that this was and is the best Wuthering heights. It is however criticised for not following the original book story but this does not spoil my enjoyment of the film. Timothy is beautiful, as always, in this version.

[@JanuaryMoon]

You're welcome!

[@franbell3594]

What amazes me is that the Bronte sisters, who had such sheltered lives, knew so much about towering passions and excelled at putting it into books that, all this time later, can't be ignored.

[@alegriaalegria1642]

I watch this movie over and over and can't stop. It's amazing. Rochester of Timothy Dalton as well as of Michael Fassbender in a version 2011 is something unreal ❤❤❤. The movie 2011 is not so detailed as 1983, but the acting of Fassbender, his eyes, especially in a parting scene is something what I can't get enough. Wheareas Dalton is so handsome like a creature from another world. Damn, why Rochester can't exist in reality?)) I'm from Russia. First I've watched the movie in Russian, now in English because I wanted to hear a real voice of Timothy.

[@S070-g8q]

Sorry, Mr. Rochester is dead. The femenazis killed him.

[@billybogg3602]

thanks for posting.

[@tonggao08]

Most romantic scene ever...sigh 😅

[@MultiSm77]

It is so far away from...you, Sir!

[@craigbeasley1]

Nothing like this depiction ever so vividly dramatized the actual book!

[@hellund2874]

20:12 This is the scariest version of Mrs. Rochester - that was actually frightening

[@elizamanglona8030]

thanks for uploading!

[@JanuaryMoon]

+Eliza Manglona You're welcome!

[@nailikipshidze9115]

the best movie ever

[@mikylaviloria1141]

series...

[@ИннаЖирова-м5т]

Поцелуй Далтона Один страстный, второй нежный Скажите,что не так в фильме с поцелуями. Один говорит --Нет заключительного поцелуя Второй -+Почему она убежала и не поцеловала его на прощание. Третий говорит (один кинокритик),что поцелуев было слишком много и все они были не очень то невинные. Даже не знаю,что и думать 😊

[@TheKoolbraider]

I hope someone noticed that Mrs. Reed was Daisy on "Keeping up Appearances". It took a while to place her. Wonderful actress.

[@missyadams]

The actress also played Mrs Musgrove in the 1995 adaptation of Persuasion. I liked her as Daisy, she and Onslow were so funny.

[@TheKoolbraider]

@@missyadams She was a joy to watch.

[@sundus928]

His Welsh accent>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[@onaseriousnote4183]

Happy 200th Birthday Charlotte Bronte!

[@annan9216]

I love the movie such wonderful people:)