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Charlotte Brontë (novel)
Sumner Locke Elliott (adaptation)
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12 December 1949 (Season 2, Episode 14)
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not bad at all for a 50 minute production more (1 total)
Cast
(Episode Credited cast)| Charlton Heston | ... | Edward Rochester | |
| Adelaide Klein | |||
| Mary Malone | ... | Jane Eyre | |
| Ethel Remey | (as Ethel Everett) | ||
| Viola Roache | |||
| Mary Sinclair | |||
| Joan Wetmore |
Series Cast
These people are regular cast members. Were they in this episode?| John Cannon | ... | Himself / Announcer 1950-1959 (voice) (uncredited) | |
| Betty Furness | ... | Herself, 1949-1958 |
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60 min
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1.33 : 1 more
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Charlton Heston made a number of TV productions before he attained movie stardom, including several entries in the Westinghouse Studio One series. This time, he's Edward Rochester in 'Jane Eyre', and although a little too young for the role, he puts the part across with the right mix of sardonic charm and arrogance. Jane herself, played by an actress I hadn't seen before, was also very good, and the production itself has some chills and some surprises - a glimpse of the mad wife from a window, for example.
This production is fairly easy to find and view online and is worth the effort. I've seen and liked many Jane Eyre versions, and this one is a welcome addition to those titles.