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Jane Eyre (1983)

Charlotte Bronte's enduring romance about a governess who falls for her troubled, yet kind-spirited master, only to discover a heartbreaking reality.

Year: 1983 · Season 1 · Credits: Zelah Clarke, Timothy Dalton, Carol Gillies... more

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Years: 1983

Seasons: 1

Genre: Drama

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Fanny by Gaslight

Michael Sadleir’s lurid story of romance, scandal, and jealousy, set against a background of depravity in Victorian London’s demi-monde of the 1870s.

Madame Bovary (1975)

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Pride and Prejudice (1980)

While Mrs. Bennet frantically tries to find husbands for her five daughters, willful and strong-minded Elizabeth Bennet matches wits with haughty Mr. Darcy.

Desperate Romantics

The young artists of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood quest for immortality amidst the darkest and funniest corners of 19th-century London. Poldark's Aidan Turner co-stars, appearing in his first TV mini-series.

All Creatures Great and Small

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Lark Rise to Candleford

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