Back to adaptations

Adaptations, remakes, and sequels

Wuthering Heights on screen

Emily Brontë's two-generation novel has often been narrowed for film, changing how much space the younger heirs and the possibility of repair receive.

Adaptation family

Wuthering Heights on screen

Emily Brontë's two-generation novel has often been narrowed for film, changing how much space the younger heirs and the possibility of repair receive.

This map covers the related screen works currently supported by PlotGeeks, rather than every adaptation ever made.

  1. Source book | 1847Wuthering Heights
  2. 1939 | Feature filmWuthering HeightsAdapted from | William Wyler

    The film covers the novel's earlier chapters and largely removes the second generation that resolves the inheritance conflict.

  3. 1992 | Feature filmEmily Brontë's Wuthering HeightsAdapted from | Peter Kosminsky

    This version retains both generations and more of the novel's long cycle of revenge and inheritance.

  4. 2011 | Feature filmWuthering HeightsAdapted from | Andrea Arnold

    The adaptation emphasizes landscape, physical hardship, and Heathcliff's outsider status while reducing explanatory dialogue.

Sources

Family sources

Reviewed 2026-08-10