Nor is there with gipsy, the word frequently associated in the book with Heathcliff. Joseph, the most Yorkshire character in the novel, calls him a “flaysome divil of a gipsy” (flaysome ...
The Brave and the Bold #18 on Wednesday, and you can check out the official preview of the issue below… It runs through all ...
Detective Comics #1090 is out on Wednesday, and we have the official preview of the issue for you below courtesy of DC… Long ...
Jacob Elordi's apparent casting in an upcoming Wuthering Heights adaptation has garnered some criticism. Yesterday, Deadline announced that Jacob will be playing Heathcliff alongside Margot Robbie ...
The story of the tumultuous relationship of Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff set against the ... tries to stay loyal to the mood of the book, but is faulted for its pacing. It is, however ...
Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights criticised for casting Jacob Elordi as “dark-skinned” Heathcliff
However, the casting has been met with criticism online based on Heathcliff's race and Cathy's age in the book. In the Wuthering Heights novel, Heathcliff is described as a "dark-skinned gipsy".
Some people have hit out at the decision because Heathcliff was described in the book as "dark skinned," although his ancestry was not altogether clear. The Independent's film critic Clarisse ...
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