JANE EYRE (DISAMBIGUATION)


'Jane Eyre' commonly refers to:

★ ''Jane Eyre'', the novel by Charlotte Brontë
'Jane Eyre' may also refer to:

Contents
Film and television
Stage
People
Comics
Miscellaneous
See also

Film and television



''Jane Eyre'' (1910 film), directed by Mario Caserini

''Jane Eyre'' (1914 Universal film), starring Ethel Grandin

''Jane Eyre'' (1914 Blinkhorn film), with Irving Cummings

''Jane Eyre'' (1915 film), with Alan Hale, Sr.

''Jane Eyre'' (1921 film), starring Mabel Ballin

''Jane Eyre'' (1934 film), starring Virginia Bruce

''Jane Eyre'' (1944 film), starring Joan Fontaine

★ ''Sangdil'', also known as ''Jane Eyre'' (1952), starring Madhubala

''Jane Eyre'' (1955 TV series), Brazil

''Jane Eyre'' (1952 film), with Kevin McCarthy

''Jane Eyre'' (1956 film), with Stanley Baker

''Jane Eyre'' (1961 film), starring Sally Ann Howes

''Jane Eyre'' (1963 film), starring Ann Bell

''Jane Eyre'' (1970 film), starring Susannah York

''Jane Eyre'' (1973 TV serial), starring Sorcha Cusack

''Jane Eyre'' (1983 TV serial), starring Zelah Clarke

''Jane Eyre'' (1996 film), starring Charlotte Gainsbourg

''Jane Eyre'' (1997 film), starring Samantha Morton

''Jane Eyre'' (2006 TV serial), starring Ruth Wilson

Stage



''Jane Eyre'' (19th century opera), starring Marie Seebach

''Jane Eyre'' (1936 play), starring Katharine Hepburn

''Jane Eyre'' (1958 play), with Eric Portman

★ ''Jane Eyre'', an early 1980s musical, with Alyssa Milano

''Jane Eyre'' (musical), opening in 1995 in Wichita, Kansas and in 2000 on Broadway

''Jane Eyre'' (21st century opera), composed by Michael Berkeley

People



Jane Eyre (fictional character), originally appearing in the novel ''Jane Eyre''

★ Jane Eyre, actress, ''Deux fiancés à l'épreuve'' ("Two engaged to the test") (1909)

Comics



''Jane Eyre'' (Classics Illustrated), illustrated by Harley M. Griffiths, 1949

''Jane Eyre'' (Scholastic comic), written by Trina Robbins

Miscellaneous



★ "Jane Eyre," the ''Saturday Night Live'' sketch October 23, 2004, starring Rachel Dratch

See also



★ ''The Eyre Affair'', 2001 novel by Jasper Fforde

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