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Merle OberonCatherine 'Cathy' Earnshaw Linton -
Laurence OlivierHeathcliff -
David NivenEdgar Linton -
Flora RobsonEllen Dean -
Donald CrispDr. Kenneth -
Geraldine FitzgeraldIsabella Linton -
Hugh WilliamsHindley Earnshaw -
Leo G. CarrollJoseph -
Miles ManderLockwood -
Cecil KellawayEarnshaw -
Cecil HumphreysJudge Linton -
Sarita WootonCathy as a Child -
Rex DowningHeathcliff as a Child -
Douglas ScottHindley as a Child -
Romaine CallenderRobert (uncredited) -
Vernon DowningGiles (uncredited) -
Frank BensonHeathcliff Servant (uncredited)
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Richard ClucasLittle Boy (uncredited)
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Alice EhlersMadame Ehlers (uncredited)
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Harold EntwistleBeadle (uncredited)
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| Domestic Box Office (USA): | 624 643 $ |
| Country: | USA |
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| Length: | 1 h 44 min |
Description:
In early 19th-century Yorkshire, the Earnshaws are a family shaped by the hardships and joys of farm life. Mr. Earnshaw returns from the city with Heathcliff, a mysterious, poor boy who immediately clashes with his son Hindley, who resents the newcomer. Heathcliff and Catherine, Hindley's sister, develop a powerful connection while exploring the moors, their friendship blossoming into passionate love despite societal differences. Their lives are further altered by the deaths of both parents, leaving them vulnerable. Catherine then becomes involved with Edgar Linton, a kind and wealthy neighbor. This draws tension between Catherine, Heathcliff, and Edgar, highlighting the complexities of their feelings and the impact of their decisions. The story explores love, ambition, social standing, and the lasting strength of human bonds in a changing world.
| Alternative title: | Wuthering Heights |
| Release year: | 1939 |
| Language: | English |
| Awards: | 🏆 Won 1 Oscar. 10 wins & 7 nominations total |
| Type: | Movie |
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