But that broodiness (and that “slutty clavicle”, too) has led Malcolm to suggest that “Macfadyen’s Darcy hovers into a more Victorian mode – like Jane Eyre’s Mr Rochester – than a ...

A self-professed “clean candidate”, she represents Mr Farage’s attempt to rebrand and sanitise the party. Seeming to be the antithesis of the outspoken Lee Anderson – dubbed “30p Lee ...

Cook MP Simon Kennedy has defended his decision not to participate in a candidates forum hosted by political group Voices of Cook. St George and Sutherland Shire Leader reporter covering politics ...

On the night she leaves her brooding, mysterious, and wealthy fiancé, Jane Eyre — Charlotte Brontë’s iconic protagonist — walks out with nothing but her principles. She doesn’t say goodbye. She does ...

Following the mishaps and misfortunes of the title character, the show tracks plain, independent Jane Eyre (portrayed capably ... charismatic Mr. Rochester (Frederick Stuart).

He has more than 120 acting credits to his name - everything from Jane Eyre's Mr Rochester, a Russian president in Sum of All Fears and Albus Dumbledore's brother in the Harry Potter series. Not bad ...

Brontë further develops the colonial contexts of Jane Eyre in the novel’s final section, when, after the collapse of her engagement to Rochester, Jane takes up residence with an earnest ...

Jane Eyre goes out into the world to become a governess. As she lives happily in her new position at Thornfield Hall, she meet the dark, cold, and abrupt master of the house, Mr. Rochester.

Joseph Taylor as Mr Rochester and Hannah Bateman as Jane in Jane Eyre. Photo; Emma Kauldhar With no spoken word or narration, having an understanding of the storyline in advance is highly recommended.