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By BrontëBlog on Mar 20, 2023 in: Books, Humour
The Spectator has strong opinions about the new TV adaptation of Great Expectations but begins the article by suggesting a fun game:Allow me to introduce you to a fun game you can play in your own parlour. You take it in turns for someone to shout ou...
By North Coast Voices on Mar 18, 2023 in: humour
Unfortunately the following newspaper clipping and video are less cynically humorous than they are chillingly close to the truth.A NSW Upper House mock 'voting guide' to those political parties which might turn up on your 25 March 2023 NSW state elec...
By BrontëBlog on Feb 16, 2023 in: Humour
Emily will have a limited release tomorrow in the US and so we have several reviews of the film today. Los Angeles Times has a lengthy review which comes with a pun in the headline: 'Wuther true or false, ‘Emily’ weaves a passionate po...
By BrontëBlog on Jan 12, 2023 in: Humour
If (Australia) describes the film Emily as Frances O’Connor's ode to young women and misfits.As a teenager growing up in Perth, O’Connor had always felt drawn to the wild landscape and two rebellious main character’s of Brontë’s Wutheri...
By BrontëBlog on Dec 28, 2022 in: Humour, Theatre
Brisbane Times checks some of the films which will be premiered in January in Australia:EmilyAustralian actor Frances O’Connor debuts as writer-director with what looks like a lush fiction about the woman who wrote Wuthering Heights, the mysterious...
By BrontëBlog on Nov 10, 2022 in: Humour
A contributor to London Review of Books writes about the film Emily.Emily, written and directed by Frances O’Connor, is a ‘speculative biopic’: a heavily altered version of Emily Brontë’s life, centred on an imaginary relationship with Willi...
By BrontëBlog on Nov 8, 2022 in: Humour
The Times parodies the reunion between Rishi Sunak and Emmanuel Macron at COP27.Not since Wuthering Heights has there been such a reunion: rushing steps, an embrace, petting. ‘Heathcliff!’ ‘Cathy!’ This time it occurred not on a Yor...