The Brontes of Haworth
The Brontes of Haworth ★★½ 1973
The bleak moorlands and the village of Haworth are the setting for a dramatic look at the lives of writers Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Bronte, their wastral brother Branwell, and the tragedies that haunted them all. On 4 cassettes. 270m/C VHS, DVD . GB Ann Penfold, Michael Kitchen, Vickery Turner, Rosemary McHaare le, Alfred Burke; D: Marc Miller; W: Christopher Fry. TV
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