Jane Eyre (1994) | 3: Jane, The Fugitive

Based on Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

Mr Rochester tells Jane that his marriage plans mean she will no longer be governess.

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Jane Eyre (1994) | 1: Jane, The Child

Jane Eyre (1994) | 1: Jane, The Child

1994 | 57'42''

A four-part dramatisation of Charlotte Bronte's love story by Michelene Wandor, with Sophie Thompson as Jane Eyre and Ciaran Hinds as M...

Jane Eyre (1994) | 2: Jane, The Governess

Jane Eyre (1994) | 2: Jane, The Governess

1994 | 57'39''

Jane realises that she is falling in love with Mr Rochester.

Jane Eyre (1994) | 3: Jane, The Fugitive

Jane Eyre (1994) | 3: Jane, The Fugitive

1994 | 57'52''

Mr Rochester tells Jane that his marriage plans mean she will no longer be governess.

Jane Eyre (1994) | 4: Jane, The Wife

Jane Eyre (1994) | 4: Jane, The Wife

1994 | 57'30''

Jane has fled Thornfield Hall.

Jane Eyre (1994)

Jane Eyre (1994)

1994 | 57'42''

A four-part dramatisation of Charlotte Bronte's love story by Michelene Wandor, with Sophie Thompson as Jane Eyre and Ciaran Hinds as Mr Rochester.

Jane Eyre (1994) | 2: Jane, The Governess

Jane Eyre (1994) | 2: Jane, The Governess

1994 | 57'39''

Jane realises that she is falling in love with Mr Rochester.

Jane Eyre (1994) | 3: Jane, The Fugitive

Jane Eyre (1994) | 3: Jane, The Fugitive

1994 | 57'52''

Mr Rochester tells Jane that his marriage plans mean she will no longer be governess.

Jane Eyre (1994) | 4: Jane, The Wife

Jane Eyre (1994) | 4: Jane, The Wife

1994 | 57'30''

Jane has fled Thornfield Hall.
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