Jane Eyre last scene 1944.

Jane Eyre is a famous and influential novel by English writer Charlotte Brontë. It was published in London, England in 1847 by Smith, Elder & Co. with the title Jane Eyre. An Autobiography under the pen name "Currer Bell". The American edition came out the following year published by Harper & Brothers of New York.
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[@Poeme340]

A gorgeously gothic film-music, acting, directing-unforgettable.

[@seomoonho]

Yes💓 Love it🎉

[@lizasue74]

I think that I've seen every movie version of "Jane Eyre" and this is bye far my Favorite! I feel that Fontaine and Welles gave Stellar Performances! I love the language of the Victorian Era! I'll always consider "Jane Eyre" to be one of the Greatest Love stories of All Time!

[@seomoonho]

@@lizasue74 yes^^ love it👌

[@tillysanders2593]

Thank you so much !! from Brit in Toronto

[@beverlymccollum8861]

The best version of Jane Eyre. Such feeling between them. Fills my heart with longing to have experienced what she did. Wish Orson was still with us. He was great all his life till the very end.

[@seomoonho]

Yes i do Thank's

[@SymphonyBrahms]

Orson Welles and Joan Fontaine were perfect in their roles. And this movie is the best version of Jane Eyre.

[@TheRickie41]

Still one of the best versions, Orson Wells' incarnation of Rochester's wild, passionate and desperate soul is tremendously convicting.

[@timirish2563]

They could not have done better if they had cast Lord Byron himself in the role. And Byron was only half as beautiful as Welles is in this part.

[@beverlymccollum8861]

A most wonderful production. So thrilling hearing his voice calling for Jane. Orson was the best version of Rochester.

[@seomoonho]

@@beverlymccollum8861 I do agree ⚘️

[@marybeth1743]

One of the best kisses of all time.

[@mortalclown3812]

Thank you for this upload. Welles was stunning and sexy. Joan Fontaine, despite not at all meeting the plainness criteria for Jane, held her own in terms of vulnerability and courage. My favorite Eyre - tho I confess to finding something grand in each of them. Lastly, read the book! It's as good as any in our language, imo.

[@barbararadle1680]

Welles and Fontaine masterfully projected the other worldliness of the Rochester-Jane Eyre relationship. Welles is excellent as the tormented soul who longs to be free to love. This is love that surpasses all understanding, not a passionate sexual attraction, but complete unconditional acceptance of the recognition of the other as myself reflected in the complete realization of love as seeing all the vulnerabilities of the beloved and still loving them.

[@seomoonho]

Yes! Love it very much♡♡♡♡♡

[@joshuaCTpena]

Brrnard Herrmann's music was genius!

[@user-wj8tf3kq4m]

Face voice and body charecteristics of orson welles is the best for this version of jane ayer

[@seomoonho]

yes! I strong Agree!! Thank's....

[@christinegruenberg3120]

I agree with Marybeth to being one of the best kisses of all time, only I wish they could get the sound matched up with the movements. The timing of the music with the kiss means everything.

[@eyecattag]

I wish that I can have a romance like this. Love even though there complications with life they still found each other .:)

[@madeleinebaier3896]

Jessica Santos romances like this don't exist in the real world, especially nowadays.

[@heigei1]

My favorite Rochester.

[@dzajac7875]

Orson Welles may not have had the looks of a matinee idol, but he had such a dynamic presence and a gorgeous deep voice. What a kiss he planted on Joan Fontaine. Wow! Too bad this ending is not in sync.

[@katiedavis1335]

I got this one on the hard drive and I have the series on DVD and i got one in coulor on the hard drive

[@suzisaintjames]

Thank you. 💖🌞🌵😷

[@keepmyexpectationsongodnot4039]

I WANT TO CHANGE THE END OF THE MOVIE , ASPECIALY THE FIRE INCIDENT. .AND REPLACE IT BY LOVE, LAUGHTER AND HAPPILY, EVER AFTER. ONCE IN A WHILE IN THE MIDDLE OF ORDINARY LIFE LOVE GIVES US A FAIRY TALE

[@Morgana888]

I totally DISAGREE! If anyone was "Edward Fairfax Rochester" it IS Timothy Dalton! The entire teleplay fits him as does Charlotte Bronte's Novel JANE EYRE word for word! ~ Janet Thompson Deaver

[@heigei1]

Timothy Dalton is far too handsome to be Rochester.

[@universeofopulence]

....the voice don't match

[@eyecattag]

never disappointed just surprised then i move on lol

[@josianeguinant1081]

S’il vous plaît , en Français !...

[@seomoonho]

Jane Eyre est un roman célèbre et influent de l'écrivaine anglaise Charlotte Brontë. Il a été publié à Londres, en Angleterre, en 1847 par Smith, Elder & Co. sous le titre Jane Eyre. Une autobiographie sous le pseudonyme "Currer Bell". L'édition américaine parut l'année suivante aux éditions Harper & Brothers de New York.

[@patriciaholden9228]

I agree that Orson Welles may have suited this part because he is by no means good looking or attractive. I think he is awful and that proposal scene is so bad. Maybe Timothy dalton is way too handsome compared to the character in the book but he certainly portrays Rochester so well. ( we do like our heroes to be handsome). I have watched most of the versions of Jane Eyre and no one but no one can compare with Timothy Dalton. He is Rochester and will always be tip top for me. All the others pale into insignificance.

[@susanb2015]

I think Orson Welles is good looking in this movie. They are both supposed to NOT be good looking. So since you think he wasn't good looking then that is how he was supposed to be in this story anyway.

[@moriahjacobs6131]

He was handsome and THAT KISS!

[@beverlymccollum8861]

Sorry but Dalton had no passion or angst. Orson was the epitome of a handsome man. His voice alone would make a woman swoon over him. Cute looking actors with no soul is what we get today.

[@Samalabear]

@@beverlymccollum8861 I always gravitate towards this version. Yes, the lines from the book, many, were made up just for this version. I've come to the conclusions that sometimes collaberations come up with a better story. It is like many people love the 40s version of "Madame Bovary". It, too, is very different from the book but you can absolutely relate to everything that is happening in that movie. And, of course, these two films -- just to name two -- truly show how the emotion in the film is matched up with the soundtrack and, of course, when it comes to that few do it better than Herrmann and Rozsa. I would say that most movie music today is as soul-less as the actors of today.

[@heigei1]

Timothy Dalton is far too handsome to be Rochester.