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This film's earliest documented telecasts took place in Columbus Friday 3 August 1956 on WTVN (Chann [...]	D
Filmed between November 11, 1942 and mid-February 1943, the movie didn't premiere until April 5, 194 [...]	D
As Charlotte BrontÃ«, Olivia de Havilland plays the author of the novel JANE EYRE--of which her si [...]	D
While this WB film was sitting on the shelf awaiting release, 20th Century-Fox produced a two-reel c [...]	D
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on February 17, 1947 with Id [...]	D
Prominently featured supporting actor Montagu Love had been dead for almost three years by the time [...]	D
In a number of scenes in which Ida Lupino appears as Emily BrontÃ«, the author of WUTHERING HEIGHT [...]	D
At the time that this picture was released, actor James Mason and his then-wife were planning a film [...]	D
Warners initially tried to borrow Joan Fontaine for Emily Bronte so she could play opposite her real [...]	D

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In the opening credits, Dame May Whitty's name is misspelled as "Dame Mae Whitty."	D
An invitation printed in 1847 identifies August 3rd as a Wednesday, but that date that year was a Tu [...]	D
It is not explained how the very English curate Arthur Bell Nicholls speaks with an Austrian accent.	D
When Emily enters her brother's sickroom and doesn't completely shut its door, a hand and arm very o [...]	D

Charlotte Bronte: My brother, Branwell, always sai [...]	D
Charlotte Bronte: I wish you'd treat me as a grown [...]	D
Charlotte Bronte: [Riding in a carriage with Willi [...]	D
Rev. Arthur Nicholls: Miss Emily has always given [...]	D
Rev. BrontÃ«: Nicholls, you may stay. But in the [...]	D
Aunt Elizabeth Branwell: Oh, you artful hyena!	D
Charlotte Bronte: Is it prosaic to want to escape [...]	D
Rev. BrontÃ«: Would you care for a pipe? Rev. A [...]	D
Rev. BrontÃ«: [to Curate Rev. Nicholls] But reme [...]	D
Aunt Elizabeth Branwell: Your children, Mr. Bronte [...]	D
Charlotte Bronte: People will always quarrel over [...]	D
Rev. BrontÃ«: Really, Charlotte. The extent and [...]	D
Charlotte Bronte: I know nothing. I understand not [...]	D
Charlotte Bronte: I was wondering if you will ever [...]	D
Emily Bronte: All our lives there has been too muc [...]	D

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