Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 3

Duration: 59'06''

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Synopsis

Returning to Thornfield, Jane expects Rochester to wed Blanche Ingram and is shocked by a very different marriage proposal.

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Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 1

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 1

2006 | 57'06''

Four-part dramatisation of Charlotte Bronte's classic novel, featuring Ruth Wilson as Jane Eyre and Toby Stephens as Mr Rochester.

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 2

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 2

2006 | 59'09''

Jane finds she has a rival for Rochester's attentions. A visitor from overseas brings trouble to Thornfield.

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 3

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 3

2006 | 59'06''

Returning to Thornfield, Jane expects Rochester to wed Blanche Ingram and is shocked by a very different marriage proposal.

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 4

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 4

2006 | 59'13''

Penniless and starving on the moors, Jane is rescued by clergyman St John Rivers who nurses her back to health.

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 1

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 1

2006 | 57'06''

Four-part dramatisation of Charlotte Bronte's classic novel, featuring Ruth Wilson as Jane Eyre and Toby Stephens as Mr Rochester.

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 2

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 2

2006 | 59'09''

Jane finds she has a rival for Rochester's attentions. A visitor from overseas brings trouble to Thornfield.

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 3

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 3

2006 | 59'06''

Returning to Thornfield, Jane expects Rochester to wed Blanche Ingram and is shocked by a very different marriage proposal.

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 4

Jane Eyre (2006) | Episode 4

2006 | 59'13''

Penniless and starving on the moors, Jane is rescued by clergyman St John Rivers who nurses her back to health.
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