“Wuthering Heights”
A poor landowner takes in a homeless boy, and his daughter falls for him—but money and marriage force them apart.
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About the film
On the Edge of Madness
What it’s about
On a dilapidated estate in northern England, a landowner brings home a homeless boy. His daughter Cathy names him Heathcliff, and the two become inseparable. When the family's money runs out and Cathy must marry, she chooses a wealthy newcomer who has settled nearby. Heathcliff, in love with her, leaves in despair, only to return years later as a wealthy gentleman.
What hooks you
Fennell has said she drew on her own teenage memories of the novel rather than aiming for a literal retelling. The production design included real roses and glass in the estate set, and a red dress worn by Robbie was tailored from a modern synthetic fabric to match the floors.
Who it’s for
It will appeal to those who like period melodramas with obsessive love and class conflict, and to viewers curious about a bold reinterpretation of a classic novel.
- Countries
- United States, United Kingdom
- Year
- 2026
- Running time
- 2h 16min
- Age rating
- 17+
- MPAA
- R
- World premiere
- Jan 28, 2026
×3box office to budget
Ratings
MOVIE․ONE · 195 votesCreative team
All 9Trivia
All facts 10
- The film's shooting period was from January to April 2025.
- Margot Robbie filmed the movie three months after giving birth.
- For the decoration of Catherine's bedroom, played by Margot Robbie, the film's production designer Suzie Davies used an enlarged image of the actress's skin. She 'played' with photographs, emphasized veins, and experimented with saturated colors and filters.
- Catherine's swing on the estate was modeled after the swing in a 1767 painting by the Impressionist artist and engraver Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806).
- The entire estate was a set in the studio, but the window panes and the roses in the garden were real, not fake.
- The goldfish swimming in transparent urns were lent to the filmmakers for just one day. After that, they were replaced with mechanical "doubles."
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