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Cathy Come Home A new adaptation of Wuthering Heights returns the story to its roots on the rugged Yorkshire moors BIG SCREEN Remember the kitsch West End musical starring Cliff Richard? Or Kate Bush prancing around in a muslin dress warbling? Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel Wuthering Heights has been subjected to its fair share of abuse over the years. Now the gothic tale of the illicit love and mutual destruction of farmer’s daughter Catherine “Cathy” Earnshaw and her brooding foster brother Heathcliff is being given a new treatment. The adaptation from up-and-coming British director Andrea Arnold (Fish Tank, Red Road), while controversial, returns the story to its earthy, elemental origins. “The characters are defined by nature and by this very wild, rugged landscape where they live,” says Arnold. “That’s why the film feels animalistic at times. But when you get right down to it, we are all basically animals.” Accordingly, it’s the Yorkshire landscape that’s the real star of the film. Shot on location with handheld cameras near Thwaite, on the Yorkshire Dales, at a farmhouse without electricity or running water – and liberally salted with sex, violence and swearing – it’s a different animal to the chintzier adaptations of times past. “I really wanted to honour Brontë,” Arnold continues. “Wuthering Heights is a strange, dark and profound book and I wanted to capture that spirit.” It wasn’t all trudging the rain-swept moorland, though – during the arduous shoot, the cast holed up at the £85-per-night King’s Head Hotel (kingsheadrichmond. com) in picturesque nearby Richmond. The authentic locations aren’t the film’s only Yorkshire connection. Wuthering Heights has been chosen to open the 25th Leeds International Film Festival at Leeds Town Hall. Meanwhile, local newcomer FILM James Howson (left) is the latest actor to play glowering antihero Heathcliff, after the likes of Laurence Olivier in William Wyler’s 1939 adaptation, former 007 Timothy Dalton in a later 1970 version and, more recently, Ralph Fiennes (in 1992) and Tom Hardy (on TV). Starring opposite Kaya Scodelario (Effy from gritty teen drama Skins) as Cathy, Howson was plucked from the streets of Leeds by the film’s casting director. Why? “Fresh start,” he says, “Came across me in the job centre, I suppose. People said I had the face of an actor. I had nothing to lose.” Wuthering Heights is released 11 November. The 25th Leeds International Film Festival, 3-20 November, leedsfilm.com Jet2.com 11 WORDS DAN GEARY
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