@@detectivedaffodil437 Yes, particularly since she DOES (kind of) in the book. I’m paraphrasing here, but Mr. Rochester says something along the lines of “Do you think less of your charge now that you know of her dubious parentage?” And Jane responds with essentially, “Actually, the opposite. Why would I would prefer a spoiled rich kid who hates me and looks down on me to a lonely orphan who sees me as a friend?” I think it’s definitely another scene that sets her apart from Miss. Ingram in Mr. Rochester’s eyes because Blanche makes her distaste for Adele pretty obvious.
If we were to put all of these scenes together... what?!? plus 15 minutes of movie! why not create an extended version! For real lovers of the story and the genre! i could watch jane eyre for hours!
@@f_c_1958 he was forced to get married to a girl he barely knew , which turns out afterwards she was mad , and for his father and brother's greed and forthat they used him to fill it . and the society in general! 😁
@@f_c_1958 youll probably never understand him😂he's a horrible man,but you can feel pity for him sometimes. in general terms he is just unjustifiable. not a conventional villain, cause hes such a complex character buuuut ... idk
This is such a wonderful film, and Mia and Michael are such fantastic actors. I would welcome an extended cut of the film - I find the whole atmosphere of this Jane Eyre and the chemistry between these actors to be so transporting that I'd love to have more time in that world. Carey Fukunaga is quite a talented director.
I'm very picky when it comes to Jane Eyre but I found this version quite interesting. It's true, it's not all centered around the romance, it puts more emphasis on Jane's and Rochester's decisions, morality. It works very hard on viewers' impressions (music, photography, costumes) instead of giving all the dialogues (deleted scenes). It's not easy to find a new perspective on the novel with all those great past adaptations, but C. Fukunaga succeeded.
people who havent read the books will not understand who adele's mother is, and how she has come to live with Rochester...this was a crucial scene and in my opinion should not have been cut out!! :/
Every shot is like a painting, perhaps painted by Degas or Manet, a French Impressionist but it could have been done by Jacques Louis David in Neoclassical style, nonetheless it's quite stunning, the colors and the delineation of feelings through two bodies moving in space.
to whom never read the novel, if you know the truth oh Adele's mother you will know how good is Rochester. it is just his defensiveness guarding him from trusting any woman and that was obvious by the way he talks to lady Ingram. he was like this until he met Jane then he realized how rare she is and deserve to be treated by his true character and morals
I agree with most of you, they should have shortened the intro and the school scenes and included some key moments between Rochester and Jane. Having read the book, I knew exactly what was missing, but if one was to watch the movie with no background knowledge, it would be hard to understand some of the reasons that Jane and Rochester act. Besides that, Fassy and Wasikowska have done a terrific job with their portrayals. Fassbender is the best Rochester yet!
It is sad how they took out some of the key moments between Jane and Rochester, such as this one. I really wish they had done the fortune telling scene while the guests stayed at Thornfield- now THAT would have been epic, between her and Rochester. :}
Deleted scenes always drive me crazy, because they're DELETED SCENES. lol. This is totally charming, and thank you so so much for posting these!! This is a fantastic scene
I love this scene! It brings some lightness and joy to the film. I understand that the story is quite dark in itself and I like it that the film creators stayed true to its darkness, but some rays of sunlight once in a while are essential to the story too. ;-)) (life is not all darkness, IMHO).
Until now, I didn't think anyone could outdo Timothy Dalton's. They were able to expand on Charlotte's novel in this. Dalton is still the premiere Rochester to me.
One more thing that I think was VERY well done: the age difference was far more clear in this version' Mia can be such a gentle flower and she;'s the right age to playJane; while I say Rochester was hollywoody, there was still some chord about him that clicked at one point. And i LOVED the contrast with St John, they made it very explicit! I did like Dalton and Stephens as Rochesters though. But I think I'll come to like this one more.
Why would they cut this scene? I find it a little disappointed that they decided to show as least from Adele as they possibly could in this version of the film. Granted Mr. Rochester never paid her much attention--but the speech in this scenes would have mattered still. Ah. Never mind that now. Thank you for putting this up for us :)
Ooooohhhh quel bonheur d'entendre fassy parler en français avec un adorable accent !!!!! Excuse me,i'm french,i love michael fassbender and my joy is so great
Although it is a good scene it is obvious to me why they cut it. We already know he doesn't like children. But he is just plain cruel to the little girl.
It has more action & dialogue, in this respect it's easier. The parts where Jane & Rochester are together are fascinating. On the other hand, it's longer than JA's books, and it's not only about the romance but also about moral issues & social status & the chances of a woman alone in the world. If you found JA a tedious read, start Jane Eyre all the same and if you feel it's difficult, turn the pages till you see Thornfield & Rochester. If it doesn't catch you there, it's not your book.
I can not believe they cut this scene out of the film. If you have read the book you will know there is a lot more interaction between Jane and Rochester and I was quite disappointed when I watched the film by how much of the crucial parts they left out and it was scenes like this that would have made the film! Just the simple parts with Jane and Edward getting to know each other. Should have left it in!
@hacsince1991 He doesn't "admit that she's his daughter". He just says that that's what the woman told him, and of course she would want him to believe that when he was paying for her to have so much (she wouldn't want to risk it all being taken away). We're left not knowing either way, but it seems that he knows deep down regardless of what his mistress said, that Adele isn't his. This is pretty much how it is in the book as well:) Thanks for posting these deleted scenes!
Just saw this version last night, I don' t know why I waited so long to see it. Mia W is soo good as Jane and who doesn't love Michael F?!?! 😉 I loved the bbc mini series with Ruth Wilson and Toby Stephens so this version seems so different, like it' s missing some major moments and after watching this clip I see why. They should' ve put this scene in the film!!
I honestly do not see why such an important and well acted scène had to be cut. There were a lot of beautiful shots of the scenery, but I would gladly have traded one in for this one. The film needed more scènes with just them in it. I didn't feel their special connection. In this scène I do.
I haven't read the book, but I never knew Rochester's life was so colourful before meeting Jane. Of course, he has lived a fuller life compared to Jane. She is that fresh sweetness he talked about, and he is the warning Mrs Fairfax talked of to her.
@ReDZeeDeveel ME TOO. I SERIOUSLY..REALLY..REALLY..wish they had kept this one [and well all of them!] but when he admits that she's his daughter/and then hes opening up to her about it/ then he turns intimidating/rude again and her reaction is fabulous! yeah, she doesnt even respond, just leaves.
Would be great if they had an extended version with all of the deleted scenes. Jane and Rochester had intriguing chemistry, and Adèle was the cutest in this version in comparison to another film version in which someone else portrayed her to be rather annoying.
It was cut because it did not move the story along, rather, it is a stumbling point. R confronts J with a tough-luck story thereby putting her in a can't-win situation. If she psycho-babbles too much she looks pedantic know-it-allish, but as the scene is done, she plays it cool but then seems both confused and annoyed. In short, J is diminished, which is not good.
i know that everyone is saying this, but i can't believe they cut out so many important scenes btwn the two main characters. to the point that them falling for eachother seemed abrupt and random, because they practically NEVER spoke to eachother. seriously. this movie would have been great if they'd bothered keeping it in one peice.
why is it that in every version of jane eyre that I have ever seen, jane always has the same hair style. No matter what actress plays her, the hair style is always the same.
Lots of you asking for the dialogue between Rochester and Adele.....well, i can tell you, cause i'm hungarian and this scene is on the DVD and they on the spevial menu write it down, the whole scene, so Adele: "I was just a few steps from the ball, sir!" Rochester: " Keep your distance, child! You have nothing to do , here!" And then i think everyone can understand, that she is a daughter of an opera dancer etc. :)
Gostaria de saber o critério do diretor para tirar uma das melhores cenas dos filmes. Essa cena e a do Sr. Rochester batendo na porta dizendo Jane eu te amo,,, são , na minha opinião, as mais bonitas do filme. Ainda bem que podemos vê-las aqui no TH-cam.
Since Rochester caught his former sweetheart in the arms of another man, would it be accurate to say that he is cold towards Adele because he feels she was fathered by that man?
@POPARAZZIMONSTER90 i know...:( oh my gosh, theres a fortune telling scene? AH!!!! i just started reading the book, FINALLY, the other day, and haven't gotten that far yet...ahhhhh i'm so excited that sounds so fun!
@POPARAZZIMONSTER90 I totally agree. I don't think this version portrayed their relationship very well and it's really disappointing that very vital points of their relationship were deleted.
Weell, Both are like equal but, there´s a but, jane eyre has a lot of suspense and is like a gothic romance novel the thing that makes you keep reading it and jane austen´s books for example Pride and prejudice are more romantic and sometimes you get bored. in the part of pride and prejudice that i got bored was when they stop talking about MR. Darcy and elizabeth, and just was talking about elizabeth´s sister (Jane) (Charlotte Bronte´s books are larger than jane austen´s books)
@swrandomartist17 Um, actually, Fassbender's looks would have been considered unattractive in that time. If you were a man with very girlish features like a soft face and blond hair, you would have been considered handsome, but if you were tall, broad and had sharp features and dark hair, you were considered ugly.
There's some misunderstanding here, read back lovehim4ever11's message. I replied to whether Jane Eyre is easier to read than Jane Austen's books. When I write JA, I refer to Austen and I abbreviate her name only because of the character limit. I'm probably your age (based on the movies you like) and read Jane Eyre as well as all Austen's books at least 5 times. Don't challenge me. And don't take assumptions.
I just been to see the movie. It's just that they focused on something else entirely in this version...on showing Jane, n showiung the atmosphere that surrounded her, on bringing out the gothic-romantic atmosphere, which was sorely missing from previous versions. This one was actually scary at times. I do agree, though, thry overemphasized cinematography. I found thius Mr Rochester a tad too hollywoody at first but I got used to him. Mia looked like Ophelia at times. I liked i!
My second-favorite deleted scene. Why couldn't they put that into the movie? Edward did a good job in confessing his past which is something I believe everyone should do. Does anyone understand what Michael said in French? I don't speak it and I want to learn.
There's an online petition to, hopefully, get a "directors cut" of the movie. Alot of people loved this movie! Already has 600 signatures ***.ipetitions.***/petition/janeeyre_directorscut/
@BlackButterfly447 aha i am, i was literally up all night and working today on this jane eyre vid with the dvd quality film now so im about to post that then i'll whip up the other d.scenes
i don't see as how this has any connection with Jane Eyre, but seeing as they're paying badminton, I thought I'd let you know that Lee Chong Wei is still World No.1. LOL :)
They really cut alot of key moments from between Jane and Rochester which i wish they would've kept in - i'd have much rathered they shrink the childhood/st john sections and added more between her and Rochester. I've been spoiled by the 2006 mini series (which is brilliant) which contained a lot more between them. I missed the gypsy scene, and the moment he sees she's crying, and just small moments. this was nice. :)
@iwantsome0xygen AHAHA I KNOW! do you speak french? would you mind telling me what that means?! im dying to know!! unfortunately i only speak a tiny bit of german and spanish along with english...gah i need to learn french! baha
This scene never happened in the classic story of Charlotte Bronte. I personally don't like when a story is misleading. Nothing against the actors, but the 2006 version of Jane Eyre is far superior.
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I love how he's trying so hard to get a reaction out of her and she just totally keeps her cool. Why did they cut this scene??
She's much too good for him.
@@calypsosgarden203 But i don't like that she doesn't defend Adele
@@detectivedaffodil437 Yes, particularly since she DOES (kind of) in the book. I’m paraphrasing here, but Mr. Rochester says something along the lines of “Do you think less of your charge now that you know of her dubious parentage?” And Jane responds with essentially, “Actually, the opposite. Why would I would prefer a spoiled rich kid who hates me and looks down on me to a lonely orphan who sees me as a friend?” I think it’s definitely another scene that sets her apart from Miss. Ingram in Mr. Rochester’s eyes because Blanche makes her distaste for Adele pretty obvious.
If we were to put all of these scenes together... what?!? plus 15 minutes of movie! why not create an extended version! For real lovers of the story and the genre! i could watch jane eyre for hours!
Same
+Ana Silva Agree!
This wasn't deleted. I remember it.🤔
I couldn't agree more
Yes!
Adele says : mademoiselle, il faut jouer! = Mademoiselle, we have to play! And rochester says : can't you see she's talking to me?!
thank you
definitely shouldn't have been cut out!! People who haven't read the book would understand more about Rochester and why he's a bit harsh.
+1tangledfan Probably, I never understood completely his character and if you say so... It would help me! I never read the book...
@@f_c_1958 he was forced to get married to a girl he barely knew , which turns out afterwards she was mad , and for his father and brother's greed and forthat they used him to fill it . and the society in general! 😁
@@f_c_1958 youll probably never understand him😂he's a horrible man,but you can feel pity for him sometimes. in general terms he is just unjustifiable. not a conventional villain, cause hes such a complex character buuuut ... idk
He's a narcissistic manipulator.
That look on his face after she takes birdie and leaves just gets me
They deleted all the best scenes and there was no need for it
This is such a wonderful film, and Mia and Michael are such fantastic actors. I would welcome an extended cut of the film - I find the whole atmosphere of this Jane Eyre and the chemistry between these actors to be so transporting that I'd love to have more time in that world. Carey Fukunaga is quite a talented director.
Damn. Yah this definitely should have been in the movie; what an amazing scene.
I'm very picky when it comes to Jane Eyre but I found this version quite interesting. It's true, it's not all centered around the romance, it puts more emphasis on Jane's and Rochester's decisions, morality. It works very hard on viewers' impressions (music, photography, costumes) instead of giving all the dialogues (deleted scenes). It's not easy to find a new perspective on the novel with all those great past adaptations, but C. Fukunaga succeeded.
SOLYAHU I agree, this version has me intrigued on Jane's principles and morality
people who havent read the books will not understand who adele's mother is, and how she has come to live with Rochester...this was a crucial scene and in my opinion should not have been cut out!! :/
Fassbender could speak french to me all day :) even if he was angry about it
+Ivy Hoss Lol...
as i'm french i found his french so delicious with his little accent
"Ne vois-tu pas qu'elle me parle?" haha he sounds like a jealous child,vying for the attention of the governess!
She just wanted the birdie dude...geez.
Why did they delete this scene? This is one of the situations where one can see Rochester's harsh mood.
Every shot is like a painting, perhaps painted by Degas or Manet, a French Impressionist but it could have been done by Jacques Louis David in Neoclassical style, nonetheless it's quite stunning, the colors and the delineation of feelings through two bodies moving in space.
to whom never read the novel,
if you know the truth oh Adele's mother you will know how good is Rochester. it is just his defensiveness guarding him from trusting any woman and that was obvious by the way he talks to lady Ingram.
he was like this until he met Jane then he realized how rare she is and deserve to be treated by his true character and morals
I agree with most of you, they should have shortened the intro and the school scenes and included some key moments between Rochester and Jane. Having read the book, I knew exactly what was missing, but if one was to watch the movie with no background knowledge, it would be hard to understand some of the reasons that Jane and Rochester act. Besides that, Fassy and Wasikowska have done a terrific job with their portrayals. Fassbender is the best Rochester yet!
It is sad how they took out some of the key moments between Jane and Rochester, such as this one. I really wish they had done the fortune telling scene while the guests stayed at Thornfield- now THAT would have been epic, between her and Rochester. :}
Deleted scenes always drive me crazy, because they're DELETED SCENES. lol. This is totally charming, and thank you so so much for posting these!! This is a fantastic scene
I love this scene! It brings some lightness and joy to the film. I understand that the story is quite dark in itself and I like it that the film creators stayed true to its darkness, but some rays of sunlight once in a while are essential to the story too. ;-)) (life is not all darkness, IMHO).
Until now, I didn't think anyone could outdo Timothy Dalton's. They were able to expand on Charlotte's novel in this. Dalton is still the premiere Rochester to me.
Morgan le Fay agree. He brought Mr Rochester to life
You have all the reason!!!
I agree. Timothy Dalton is the best.
One more thing that I think was VERY well done: the age difference was far more clear in this version' Mia can be such a gentle flower and she;'s the right age to playJane; while I say Rochester was hollywoody, there was still some chord about him that clicked at one point. And i LOVED the contrast with St John, they made it very explicit!
I did like Dalton and Stephens as Rochesters though. But I think I'll come to like this one more.
Mia looks young enough many Janes looked waaay older than she is in the book.
Why would they cut this scene? I find it a little disappointed that they decided to show as least from Adele as they possibly could in this version of the film. Granted Mr. Rochester never paid her much attention--but the speech in this scenes would have mattered still. Ah. Never mind that now. Thank you for putting this up for us :)
0:47 put on the subtitles I laughed so hard
Oh my 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Ooooohhhh quel bonheur d'entendre fassy parler en français avec un adorable accent !!!!!
Excuse me,i'm french,i love michael fassbender and my joy is so great
Although it is a good scene it is obvious to me why they cut it. We already know he doesn't like children. But he is just plain cruel to the little girl.
It has more action & dialogue, in this respect it's easier. The parts where Jane & Rochester are together are fascinating. On the other hand, it's longer than JA's books, and it's not only about the romance but also about moral issues & social status & the chances of a woman alone in the world. If you found JA a tedious read, start Jane Eyre all the same and if you feel it's difficult, turn the pages till you see Thornfield & Rochester. If it doesn't catch you there, it's not your book.
I can not believe they cut this scene out of the film. If you have read the book you will know there is a lot more interaction between Jane and Rochester and I was quite disappointed when I watched the film by how much of the crucial parts they left out and it was scenes like this that would have made the film! Just the simple parts with Jane and Edward getting to know each other. Should have left it in!
@hacsince1991 He doesn't "admit that she's his daughter". He just says that that's what the woman told him, and of course she would want him to believe that when he was paying for her to have so much (she wouldn't want to risk it all being taken away). We're left not knowing either way, but it seems that he knows deep down regardless of what his mistress said, that Adele isn't his. This is pretty much how it is in the book as well:)
Thanks for posting these deleted scenes!
Just saw this version last night, I don' t know why I waited so long to see it. Mia W is soo good as Jane and who doesn't love Michael F?!?! 😉 I loved the bbc mini series with Ruth Wilson and Toby Stephens so this version seems so different, like it' s missing some major moments and after watching this clip I see why. They should' ve put this scene in the film!!
If they had kept these scenes in, then I would've liked the movie so much better than I did. These scenes were some of the most important.
I honestly do not see why such an important and well acted scène had to be cut. There were a lot of beautiful shots of the scenery, but I would gladly have traded one in for this one. The film needed more scènes with just them in it. I didn't feel their special connection. In this scène I do.
I haven't read the book, but I never knew Rochester's life was so colourful before meeting Jane. Of course, he has lived a fuller life compared to Jane. She is that fresh sweetness he talked about, and he is the warning Mrs Fairfax talked of to her.
it cannot be denied that fassbender makes the hottest rochester evar!
@ReDZeeDeveel ME TOO. I SERIOUSLY..REALLY..REALLY..wish they had kept this one [and well all of them!] but when he admits that she's his daughter/and then hes opening up to her about it/ then he turns intimidating/rude again and her reaction is fabulous! yeah, she doesnt even respond, just leaves.
Would be great if they had an extended version with all of the deleted scenes. Jane and Rochester had intriguing chemistry, and Adèle was the cutest in this version in comparison to another film version in which someone else portrayed her to be rather annoying.
this scene is so great and revealing... it shouldn't have been erased at all
It was cut because it did not move the story along, rather, it is a stumbling point. R confronts J with a tough-luck story thereby putting her in a can't-win situation. If she psycho-babbles too much she looks pedantic know-it-allish, but as the scene is done, she plays it cool but then seems both confused and annoyed. In short, J is diminished, which is not good.
keep your distance child! do you not see that i am talking to her?? LOLOLOLOLOLOL OWNED, WHAT A TROLL
Very good scene. They really should have kept this in.
I cannot thank you enough for posting these vids
Me , too !
i know that everyone is saying this, but i can't believe they cut out so many important scenes btwn the two main characters. to the point that them falling for eachother seemed abrupt and random, because they practically NEVER spoke to eachother. seriously. this movie would have been great if they'd bothered keeping it in one peice.
why is it that in every version of jane eyre that I have ever seen, jane always has the same hair style. No matter what actress plays her, the hair style is always the same.
OH MY GOD thank you SO MUCH FOR POSTING THESE!
Lots of you asking for the dialogue between Rochester and Adele.....well, i can tell you, cause i'm hungarian and this scene is on the DVD and they on the spevial menu write it down, the whole scene, so Adele: "I was just a few steps from the ball, sir!" Rochester: " Keep your distance, child! You have nothing to do , here!" And then i think everyone can understand, that she is a daughter of an opera dancer etc. :)
@poundingonthedoor you are so welcome!!
Oh my heart aches watching Jane erye.
Facendo la raccolta di tutte le parti tagliate uscirebbe un' altro film non capisco perchè hanno fatto questo ,un vero peccato!!!!!
I LOVE THIS SCENE!!!
i love this movie theme
@SonicSongbird I agree I agree!!! This scene was KEY.
Gostaria de saber o critério do diretor para tirar uma das melhores cenas dos filmes. Essa cena e a do Sr. Rochester batendo na porta dizendo Jane eu te amo,,, são , na minha opinião, as mais bonitas do filme. Ainda bem que podemos vê-las aqui no TH-cam.
The best Rochester ever is Toby Stephens!!!
Since Rochester caught his former sweetheart in the arms of another man, would it be accurate to say that he is cold towards Adele because he feels she was fathered by that man?
Based on another Jane Eyre movie, he treats the child with contempt because she reminds him of her mother.
@LauryKOS in short, Rochester disguises himself as a gypsy fortune teller to find out if Blache and Jane actually care for him.
They're just being historically accurate..that was the standard hairstyle for a woman in her position
@POPARAZZIMONSTER90 i know...:( oh my gosh, theres a fortune telling scene? AH!!!! i just started reading the book, FINALLY, the other day, and haven't gotten that far yet...ahhhhh i'm so excited that sounds so fun!
@POPARAZZIMONSTER90 I totally agree. I don't think this version portrayed their relationship very well and it's really disappointing that very vital points of their relationship were deleted.
@BlackButterfly447 aw youre so welcome! no there are a couple more i was going to see if anyone really cared for these/ would post the rest!!
Weell, Both are like equal but, there´s a but, jane eyre has a lot of suspense and is like a gothic romance novel the thing that makes you keep reading it and jane austen´s books for example Pride and prejudice are more romantic and sometimes you get bored. in the part of pride and prejudice that i got bored was when they stop talking about MR. Darcy and elizabeth, and just was talking about elizabeth´s sister (Jane)
(Charlotte Bronte´s books are larger than jane austen´s books)
This was not a good Jane Eyre... everyone's too good looking!
Haha
@swrandomartist17 Um, actually, Fassbender's looks would have been considered unattractive in that time. If you were a man with very girlish features like a soft face and blond hair, you would have been considered handsome, but if you were tall, broad and had sharp features and dark hair, you were considered ugly.
There's some misunderstanding here, read back lovehim4ever11's message. I replied to whether Jane Eyre is easier to read than Jane Austen's books. When I write JA, I refer to Austen and I abbreviate her name only because of the character limit. I'm probably your age (based on the movies you like) and read Jane Eyre as well as all Austen's books at least 5 times. Don't challenge me. And don't take assumptions.
I just been to see the movie. It's just that they focused on something else entirely in this version...on showing Jane, n showiung the atmosphere that surrounded her, on bringing out the gothic-romantic atmosphere, which was sorely missing from previous versions. This one was actually scary at times. I do agree, though, thry overemphasized cinematography. I found thius Mr Rochester a tad too hollywoody at first but I got used to him. Mia looked like Ophelia at times. I liked i!
@POPARAZZIMONSTER90 can you tell me what happens in that moment?
@POPARAZZIMONSTER90 totally agree...i love that part
@LightNeverFades AHAH YOURE SO WELCOME BB
why would the editor keep scene after scene of Jane alone in this room and wallowing on that hill, etc...and then cut dialogue!
My second-favorite deleted scene. Why couldn't they put that into the movie? Edward did a good job in confessing his past which is something I believe everyone should do. Does anyone understand what Michael said in French? I don't speak it and I want to learn.
"Keep your distance child! NE VOIS-TU PAS QU'ELLE ME PARLE?!" aaaah so sexy!
@Lucithen just what I was thinking. I mean right when I thought he couldn't be any sexier... BAM he speaks in french! lol :P
this Rochester is very sexy, he makes my heart ache :(
Can someone upload the scene where Jane first meets Adele?
There's an online petition to, hopefully, get a "directors cut" of the movie. Alot of people loved this movie! Already has 600 signatures
***.ipetitions.***/petition/janeeyre_directorscut/
Пришлите ссылку на петицию! Должна быть полная версия фильма ❤
@BlackButterfly447 aha i am, i was literally up all night and working today on this jane eyre vid with the dvd quality film now so im about to post that then i'll whip up the other d.scenes
I love the movie but why did Fukanaga delete all these scenes? I know he wanted to take a fresh approach but he deleted too much.
I haven't even seen the film yet & i am already swooning over scenes they have cut. Please tell me there is lots of good stuff in the film?
@BlackButterfly447 haha agreed! i'm so happy everyone loves this movie so much as well - i will def post up the others today
@LightNeverFades *HUGGLES 4EVER*
@labradorazara Creo que el DVD si trae las escenas borradas el detrás de cámaras.
Translation on what he's saying?
Jai lu le livre de Charlotte Brontë jane Eyre j'avais l âge de 13ans maintenant je suis une grande mèreq
i don't see as how this has any connection with Jane Eyre, but seeing as they're paying badminton, I thought I'd let you know that Lee Chong Wei is still World No.1. LOL :)
What did Rochester say in French? Adele said il faut jouer but idk what he said.
They really cut alot of key moments from between Jane and Rochester which i wish they would've kept in - i'd have much rathered they shrink the childhood/st john sections and added more between her and Rochester. I've been spoiled by the 2006 mini series (which is brilliant) which contained a lot more between them. I missed the gypsy scene, and the moment he sees she's crying, and just small moments. this was nice. :)
@iwantsome0xygen AHAHA I KNOW! do you speak french? would you mind telling me what that means?! im dying to know!! unfortunately i only speak a tiny bit of german and spanish along with english...gah i need to learn french! baha
This scene never happened in the classic story of Charlotte Bronte. I personally don't like when a story is misleading. Nothing against the actors, but the 2006 version of Jane Eyre is far superior.
Why'd they cut the scene.
how many deleted scenes are there?
Oh damn, subtitles sucks like Google online translator! I don't have idea what he says when he speaks in French... :(
Fernanda Camino
Adele: he feigns to play
R: "Can't you see that she's talking to me?"
@hacsince1991 how many are there?
@alymontesinos *smiling right now * :D he really is!
@SnorlaxFood aahah oh my god, i love him even more now rochester even more now.
What was Adele saying in French before Rochester scolded her?
Are these ALL the deleted scenes?
@TheBrunetteInBlue Mine too ! It is, it is
Can you please upload the scene in which Jane first meets Adele?
@bellarose521 is it wrong that i basically got a lady boner when he said that? *insert F YEAH stick figure from tumblr here*
@Bluelily818 ahah its ok i didn't either!! its 'did you not see that she was speaking?' [ SnorlaxFood let me know!
Rock on Mia @ Fassy next movie for fassy is Assassin Creed 5 :)
thats a big shutteclock