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Brontë’s Heathcliff wasn’t white. Jacob Elordi is. Is that a problem?

The race of Heathcliff, the brooding antihero of Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel Wuthering Heights, is a much-discussed element of the classic tale.

The Conversation

Wuthering Heights looks lush – but it’s a bad film and a worse adaptation

Emily Brontë died of tuberculosis 177 years ago, yet this adaptation is still the worst thing that has ever happened to her.

The Conversation

Fifty Shades of Earl Grey Tea: Wuthering Heights is more Bridgerton bodice-ripper than BDSM

What’s a Gothic romance without the ghosts?

Evening Standard

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Wuthering Heights Review: A Thick Fog Of Hot, Filthy Melodrama Smogs Up Margot Robbie’s Latest Film

Emerald Fennell’s latest is artful but flawed.

Cinemablend

Ignore its disappointing Rotten Tomatoes score, Emerald Fennell's controversial Wuthering Heights works because it's like a half-remembered dream

Big Screen Spotlight | Emerald Fennell's "Wuthering Heights" is the novel as a hazy memory

Total Film

The Key "Wuthering Heights" Details You Need To Know Before Its Release

Valentine's weekends plans sorted

Marie Claire

Voices: Readers say Wuthering Heights is a ‘masterpiece full of nuance’ – but films rarely do it justice

YOUR VIEWS: As Emerald Fennell’s hotly anticipated Wuthering Heights adaptation arrives this week, our community said the novel is meant to unsettle rather than seduce – and that its cruelty, complexity and discomfort are precisely what make it one of the greatest works of fiction ever written

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You can now stay in Cathy’s 'Wuthering Heights' bedroom

Airbnb has created a stay themed entirely around Emerald Fennell’s fever-dream film. Vicky Jessop travels to Yorkshire for a first peek

Evening Standard

Margot Robbie in red latex, Kate Bush impersonators and a pint of Emily ale: my crash course in Brontëmania

As Wuthering Heights gets a raunchy Hollywood remake, our writer takes a pilgrimage through Haworth, the village where its author lived – and finds her spirit still electrifying the cobbled streets and windswept moors

The Guardian - UK

Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights is a dark parable about coercive control

Coercive or controlling behaviour in an intimate or family relationship became a criminal offence in the UK in December 2015. The legislation was the result of a long campaign by the charity Women’s Aid to extend understanding of domestic abuse beyond physical violence. But, over 150 years earlier, Emily Brontë…

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