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文学 | 夏洛蒂·勃朗特
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Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition For a Special Program | 1972 | John
Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 1972 | George C.
Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role | 1972 | Susannah
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Movies for Television | 1972 | Delbert
Part of the Public Domain. For that reason, a number of low quality DVD editions have been released on the market throughout the years. Furthermore, most transfered copies offer a cut-down 99 minute version.
This movie was expertly dubbed into Mandarin and widely released in China in the 1980s with huge success. Until today it has been considered as the best dubbed movie ever in China and has been loved and remembered by tens of millions of audiences across the country. The dubbed version was also release on audio cassette tape.
As with most made-for-TV films of that era, this film premiered theatrically in Europe, but was only shown on television in the United States.
James Mason had long dreamed of setting Susannah York up a "Jane Eyre" movie through his production company at Fox. He had considered Joanne Woodward as Jane in the '50s, and had even announced Susannah York as his Jane in 1964, but the announcement of this TV film ended any plans he had to get his version off the ground.
Final film of Helen Goss.
"Edward Rochester: You're very cool. An orphan child of low degree, where do you find such coolness? Jane Eyre: Out of my head, sir. Edward Rochester: The one I see on your shoulders? Jane Eyre: Yes, sir. Edward Rochester: And has it other furniture of the same kind within? Jane Eyre: It is well stocked, I hope, sir."
"Edward Rochester: No husband yet? That's bad, Jane. You're not pretty, you know, you can't be choosey. Jane Eyre: No, sir. Edward Rochester: Still, I'm surprised you've not been asked. Jane Eyre: I didn't say I had not been asked, sir. Edward Rochester: I see. That's good, Jane, you should be married. Jane Eyre: Yes, sir, I think so. And so should you. You can't be choosey, sir, any more than I."
