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Despite numerous adaptations before and a landslide afterward, Robert Stevenson's 1944 Jane Eyre remains the quintessential film version of Charlotte Brontė's brooding love story about a spinster governess and her mysterious, darkly attractive employer. Starring glamorous recent Oscar winners Joan Fontaine (Suspicion) and Orson Welles (Citizen Kane), the film didn't showcase either at the top of their game, but their tentative chemistry was perfect for the sheen of Gothic romance in which Stevenson bathed the tale. Focusing less on Jane's discovery of her independence and autonomy and more on the star-crossed romance between lovers of different classes, it was high Hollywood romance all the way, a studio product that was handsome and heartfelt even if it wasn't authentic (set in the English countryside, it was all filmed at Fox's Los Angeles studio). Playing up the mysteries of cavernous Thornfield Hall, this Jane Eyre was made strictly for romantics and those for whom an aching Bernard Herrmann score would induce happy tears. Though Fontaine played dowdy yet again, Welles was in full matinee idol mode, the filmmakers capitalizing on his recent Citizen Kane fame. Despite the powerhouse leads, though, the movie was stolen by three young actresses: the sunny, charming Margaret O'Brien as governess Jane's young charge; an uncredited, twelve year-old Elizabeth Taylor as a beatific, doomed fellow orphan whom the young Jane befriends; and the phenomenal Peggy Ann Garner as the young Jane herself, a girl who's grown to understand far too much far too soon. - Mark Englehart (more) (Movie of the Day Archive)

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