Casting blowback and explicit-scene rumors have Brontë’s classic back in the discourse ahead of its 2026 release.

It is a truth – universally depressing – that directors who hate period novels always seem to end up adapting them.

Director Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Emily Brontë’s classic has shocked early audiences with BDSM elements and scenes far ...

One audience member at the first test screening for the film in Dallas, who described the film as “aggressively provocative”, ...

On-set paparazzi shots have become a feeding frenzy for the internet commentariat to weigh in on characters’ clothes. Can’t ...

The Brontës were first-generation Irish migrants to Britain. Their father, Patrick Brunty, was the son of mixed-religion ...

DASHING Mr Darcy and eloquent Elizabeth Bennett hold court in Keswick as Pride and Prejudice gracefully sweeps and invites ...

Rural landowners are telling the owners of proposed solar and wind projects to take their PV panels and turbines and put them somewhere the sun doesn’t shine and the wind doesn’t blow.

Directed by Saltburn filmmaker Emerald Fennell, the upcoming feature film has already copped significant controversy after ...

This explicit direction is consistent with Fennell’s previous work on Saltburn, a film known for its stylised hedonism The ...

A campaign group opposing a wind farm have urged residents to speak to their councillors and MPs as proposals are being ...

Audiences of Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights, which isn't out until February 2026, have a lot of things to say already.