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Wuthering Heights (view source)
Revision as of 02:34, September 18, 2012
, 02:34, September 18, 2012Plath's poem
Several film versions of Wuthering Heights have been made, and also a modestly successful stage musical starring, somewhat surprisingly, [[Cliff Richard]] as Heathcliff. The singer [[Kate Bush]] also took inspiration from the novel for her first hit single, also called ''Wuthering Heights''.
Several film versions of Wuthering Heights have been made, and also a modestly successful stage musical starring, somewhat surprisingly, [[Cliff Richard]] as Heathcliff. The singer [[Kate Bush]] also took inspiration from the novel for her first hit single, also called ''Wuthering Heights''.
''Wuthering Heights'' is also the title of a poem by the American [[Sylvia Plath]], written in September 1961. With startlingly original and depressive imagery, it invokes the moors at dusk on a cold, gray wind-blown day.
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