Jane Eyre eng 1996 Part 3

[MsFloopdedoop]

This entire movie just makes me cry *dying*

[Fantasvale]

I hate that Mr. Broccoli! XD

[FilmFanClaire]

I love Miss Gainsbourg in this movie

[0purplechicken0]

Reading this scene made me cry. This one didn't have as much feeling

[TheFoodie24]

hmm,now this jane IS plain..

[cbloom1991]

i watched ths version at the age of 9, and from then on I just loved Jane Eyre, although it took me 5 years to attempt reading the book

[MegaChanzy]

thanks 4 uploading these i am watching all versions of Jane eyre :p

[lurvemangomango]

Jane Eyre is probably my favourite novel ever... and reading this scene made me cry a little... SEEING this scene made me cry ALOT !! :(

[razzberrry]

Thumbs up if you cried (even if it was just a little tears)

Helen's story is true and was an actual experience Charlotte Bronte had when she was a child :'(

[beatifultruth1]

Lol! that woman talking to Jane at Mr. Rochester's house is the old lady on bringing down the house, =D.

[BellaGitana15]

"You must believe Jane!" Peter Pan said the same thing

[Jenny2000kim]

I almost thought this was homo...

[yinstube]

I really enjoy listenin to this Mrs Fairfax speaking. She sounds so kind and her voice and the way she speaks is so calming.

[fireflychick1984]

I always enjoyed this version most of all. We all have different images of how characters should be portrayed. That's why it's a wonderful thing that so many different versions are available to us. (2006 was wonderful too, but 1996 is my all-time favorite)...

[thefatima555]

i loved the way they cover themselves .. i think they are simple and elegant ..

[Hillarymurray4]

I think it is such a good scene in the book. Helen and Jane had such a good friendship, up till Helen's death. R.I.P. Helen Burns.

[Syvmana]

R.I.P Helen.

[im8teennow]

Things I Have In Comon with Jane Eyre

brown hair

green eyes

drawing

love a married man in his 30s

met best friend at orphanage

best friend died when i was young

and my aunt hated me.

...creepy.

[walkingkodi]

Its like the Republican Right wants us to live today.  The rich have it all and the rest can eat shit.

[ictph3]

i know how she feels my best friend died also

[tipgloss]

Tears came to my eyes when Jane says: 'Please don't leave me.'

[Seddius]

This is my favourite version of Jane Eyre. Watched it for the first time in 2008 for English Lit. class. Everyone except for a few inattentive blokes cried when Helen died in Jane's arms. :,-( I'm now catching up on the 2006 BBC serial, and am disappointed they cut off much of the Jane/Helen scenario; the Mr Rochester in that version is marvellous, though.

[Hendrikdevuile]

@Seddius It's not bad, but I still think the 1943 b/w version is the best with Peggy Anne Garner and the already dazzlingly beautiful Liz Taylor as Jane and Helen respectively - a real tear-jerker! Orson Welles was also the best Rochester ever, not really ugly as described in the book, but unconventionally handsome, vaguely reminiscent of a well-bred boxer dog. The older Jane was played by the very appealing Joan Fontaine, rather too good-looking for the rôle, but that's Hollywood.

[fizgit01]

in he begining ms. fairfax seems batty! XD

[Kitty789789]

Part 2, 5:11 and 5:20 Helen is so beautiful with her long red hair in a serene sort of way. Hard to notice with those awful bonnets... Glad they thought to put this scene in a movie, which wasn`t in a book.

I always liked to draw and remember that I wanted to draw a portrait of my friend back when I was in school...

[beeva17]

Crying SO HARD right now!!!! When she said they will meet in heaven I almost died!

[beeva17]

Crying SO HARD right now!!!!

[MsNarniaFanGirl]

I LIKE JANE AND HELEN'S LONG HAIRS. THEY SHOULD'NT HAVE CUT IT :(

[Kitty789789]

Comment to Part 2: It`s so powerful!

I haven`t seen the whole movie, just a trailer and Part 2 so far, also I watched trailers to other Jane Eyre versions (`guess there are 7 or so this far starting with 1933) and this 1996 version with Charlotte Gainsbourg and Anna Paquin seems to be PERFECT!

I read the book and this movie has just the right feeling. Some parts were changed and it works even better. The scene with the hair is just great! Jane shows real strength of spirit and friendship.

[88Moviemaniac]

I remember a scene where the girls were out in the rain?? Do I have something confused?

[abeautifulnightsky]

Probably the most touching scene in the book.

[SunSparkle129]

I always cry like a little kid at that last Helen/Jane scene ;(

[ShanaeEskimoFace]

I'd be crying really hard if my friend died in her sleep right next to me, even if she is going to Heaven.

[NBBisLOVE5]

This is my favorite version of Jane eyre :D

I can't wait for the new one march 11th tho! So excited!

[wardbackkatyou]

OMG i would never stand for someone to cut off my hair and beat me like they did burns. they wish they could put their hands on me like that.

[daredevildeanbodom]

@wardbackkatyou what would you do?

[Emgee78]

I've seen different versions of Jane Eyre and this one remains my favorite.

[Ballet4Everz]

My great-Grandmother was put into a place like this, she was raped and died there :(

[daredevildeanbodom]

I loved Burnz

fuck priests , they are too strict mother fuckers !!

[unibrowicorn]

@daredevildeanbodom I don't see any priests in this movie...

Is Jane's teacher Ann from Persuasion??

[daredevildeanbodom]

@unibrowicorn Hmmmmmmmm so you didnt see Mr.Brocklhurst?? The hypocrite priest?!

[unibrowicorn]

@daredevildeanbodom are you sure he's a priest? I was under the impression he was just the head of the school.

[daredevildeanbodom]

@unibrowicorn Nop, actually he was implementing this principle of his which was: ((mortifying the body from its lusts)) in a way to be a good Christian, and he was treating those girls badly, but on the other way he was living a luxurious life with his family on the charity money that was meant to be for this school... Read the novel and you'll know how bad this freak is!!!

[unibrowicorn]

@daredevildeanbodom I have read the book,but it was 2+ years ago,so I don't remember all the details. I'm not defending Brocklehurst, I just didn't think he was a priest,that's all.Keep yer shirt on.:]

[eternalstormy]

@unibrowicorn ~Yes, she is.

[shineyourlight55]

I love how they put this movie together. It's the best yet!!

[ronssexybikerbae]

I like to slap Mr. Brockalhurst and that woman who hit Helen's hands with the Burch

[MoThEr04LiFe]

what are they doing sleeping at the day time?

[shineyourlight55]

they did a good job with getting in the resemblance between the little Jane and the older Jane. It's perfect!

[shineyourlight55]

thw woman playing Mrs. Fairfax is also Lucinda in Spiderwick Chronicles :)

Gosh, I love this movie and i love the book!!!! I never get sick of it

[suiamanda]

how old was she and how old she became?

[shineyourlight55]

@suiamanda she was 8 years old when sent to Lowood and 18 years old when she left for Thornfield.

[missdelaney723]

ms. fairfax is in 101 dalmatians!!!!!!!!!

[123kittykat92]

is that sookie off of truebood

[lsuchik93]

@123kittykat92 yes her name is Anna Paquin

[ChildOfTheFlower]

No matter what version I watch, Helen and Jane talking is always the saddest part. This is so sad T_T

[oranaise311318]

@ChildOfTheFlower yes, i agree!!!!!!

[TsukiHana146]

You know the teacher that was nice to Helen and Jane played Anne on "Persuasion". I loved her on that movie, and I love her on this movie too. I'm glad at least someone was nice to them.

Poor Helen.(T.T)

[Hillarymurray4]

@TsukiHana146 Didn't she play Anne Elliott in Persuasion?

[moneylover5816]

this is terrible if the child is sick take care of it do't let it get worse why are people so evil?

n becuase her hair is red u decide to cut it off for gosh sakes man god mad her that way not u so shut up

[2SIXimixedBABIES]

@moneylover5816

in my experience people are usually cruel for 1 of 4 reasens mental illness,desire  for more power,believeing they are better then u,or jealousy

[corporategeese]

why do helen and jane look like boys? i thought they were boys @ first 

[Ilovecats112233]

@corporategeese It's because the teachers forced them to have all their hair cut as a punishment.

[MsMixis]

I do not get this. Is this woman Anna Paquin who plays in true blood?

[nelsonwilby]

@MsMixis yeah, the little girl is Anna Paquin 15 years ago.

[3minuteslate]

I think boys are acting as the girls when their hair is short.

[TheKasukabesan]

WTF wrong with the place... What is that place ?!!! OMG If I were there I could just burn that retard house -_____-''

[cuteirish66b]

i rephrase that it was 2006 not 2002 silly of me to misthink the date of the movie

[LaughLiveLove4]

I am reading this book for english and decided to watch the movie to help me along in it, could any one tell me if this movie is a good representation of the book, or is different? Thanks!

[cuteirish66b]

@LaughLiveLove4 There are different versions of the movie this one and one made a year after in 1997 but the one that resembles the book a little more i think is the one made in 2002 BBC series with Ruth Wilson playing Jane Eyre but it's your choice

[Elfendied11]

I know Jane is supposed to be plain and all, but I can't help thinking she's pretty.

[jamarsano]

Charlotte Gainsbourg is the perfect casting choice. She is plain, but lovely all at once.

[lespignonsverts]

Even if Georgie Henley is very good in the 2006 version, I think Anna Paquin is even better in this version... anyway, AP is always good!!

[gossipchic411]

not trying to be a trouble maker or anything but if helen died of consumption which is also known as TB which is spread airborne meaning by coughing sneezing etc. how did none of the other girls mostly jane not catch it being in such close contact with her? i always question that..

[jamarsano]

It is possible that large numbers of the girls had TB for years, at varying levels of infection.

Before antibiotics, TB was known as the white plague, and until well into the 1930s, millions of Europeans were afflicted with it (and a million died every year).

Jane may simply have had a stronger resistance to the disease. Like when the great Spanish 'flu hit - some people just didn't catch it.

[gooeyday]

I <3 Amanda Root

[Ilovecats112233]

@gooeyday So do I.

[klonosmetal]

PRETTY.....NICE.....!

[shanefolan]

jayne is too tall,i imagined her when reading the book to be more petit like

[whenpigsfly58]

I'm not sure this vid is a shortened version.... there are some scenes missing from Lowood and her schooling, drawing... and her notification of her departure.

[POPARAZZIMONSTER90]

I tihnk they just took a few liberties with the story- however, they left out the fact that Brocklehurst's hypocrisy and neglect were punished. They should have kept that in.

[Lodrongirl]

how does all her stuff an clothes fit in this little pack?

[jub184]

I like this version very much. :) thx for the upload!

[smithcutie]

This Jane is my favorite.

[evernetherall]

@smithcutie

Oh yes! Me, too! I'm so grateful to find this production in particular. It was so fantastic when I first saw it in '96! I'd no idea then of course...been yearning to 'discover' it ever since!

So sweet so poignant. Bless Charlotte Bronte` -- YouTube -- & OshunHH! Yay!

//~_~\\

[RentandWicked]

i prefer the book but still not bad

[carolinesalv]

That disgusting man! if people like that think they are going to heaven they are sorely mistaken! God HATES such people!! "cleanliness is next to Godliness" - wow really? and what is child abuse next to????....i wonder!!!!!!

[veslajento]

Nope, God loves all people...all

..but i see what you mean....sure

[carolinesalv]

Yes i know God loves everyone ,but thats not the point -scripture also makes it clear God takes child abuse very seriously, so much so that he said it is better you do away with yourself than to make a little one stumble!

[rubyanime]

@carolinesalv LOL, child abuse is next to himself.

[carolinesalv]

I don't appreciate what your insinuating! please keep such distorted concepts to yourself! thank you!!!!!

[imasinnerimasaint]

@carolinesalv God doesn't hate even people like Brocklehurst, but he does hate the way he thinks and acts. It is terrible, the way some people thought in those days - and in fact, the way some still do.

[carolinesalv]

@imasinnerimasaint Im not here to dispute.But i do know what im talking about ,i suffered at the hands of people like Brocklhurst for years and while i am still a christian (my personal decision ) i know from experience that such people cause a world of damage,and there will come a time when whether God loves them or not-they won't escape having to answer for their actions.

[imasinnerimasaint]

@carolinesalv Oh no, I totally agree with you there. I know they cause a lot of damage (look at the EBs, for instance), and just because God loves them (which he does) doesn't mean they won't have to answer for their actions - because whatever they might say, they don't love God. They do things in His name, but eventually God will say - you don't know Me. I am just as sickened by Brocklehurst and people like him as you are, believe me.

[missyadams]

@imasinnerimasaint ugh, HATE that man.

[stoneoffarel]

Jane eyre is muy favouride heroine of all times the way she stood up to the girl whos hair was geting cut of xx

she is just amazing!

[dohene]

I like this version of Jane Eyre better. Although its not an exceptionally great adaptation of the book.

[MalibuBarbieLives]

i can hear anna's nz accent seeping through the english one

[DemonicXxXGoddess]

I like this version, it reminds me of the book, but I also like the TV version from 2006

[kyokokusanagi]

I cried when i was reading this scene in the book. I love this, It's my favorite in the book and in the movie, so much suffering yet much more love.

[momykhan5]

i too liked this masterpiece of charlott when i read....

[sakurako0416]

Ｇｏｄ　take care of us・・

[ALEJANIME]

for Gods sake....how much does a girl her age have to suffer to be happy!?? why is there people so evil in this world!!?

[taedonsgirl]

That is true Lovinglaughs. Don't let all of those down marks get to you. <3

[julieification]

@ALEJANIME Evil exists because of Satan. Read Genesis.

[islandsylph]

@julieification Perhaps you do not realize it is 2010. There is no such thing as Satan.

[julieification]

@islandsylph Satan does not care what year it is or if you believe in him.

[islandsylph]

@julieification perhaps move your religious opinions to a more appropriate forum and just let people enjoy the film.

[julieification]

@islandsylph Wherever I am, Jesus is there with me. He is so a part of my life, and I won't leave home without Him. I too enjoyed the film. I am sure you can too. Just don't read my comments.

[TsukiHana146]

@ALEJANIME

I know! I want to SLAP some of those adults! the head master is a total ASS!!

[missyadams]

this scene is like the scene in LITTLE WOMEN, when Beth died.

[Ilovecats112233]

@missyadams You're absolutely right! I never knew a lovelier bond between two sisters anywhere than that of Jo and Beth! June Allyson and Margaret O'Brien were my perfect Jo and Beth ... wasn't so keen on Winona Ryder and Clare Danes.

[missyadams]

@Ilovecats112233 winona and claire were'nt that bad though. and yes, the bond was deep and moving.

[Lemontree23]

Thank you so much for uploaden! I've been searching for this for ages!!!