Jane Eyre (disambiguation)

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Contents 1 Film and television 2 Stage 3 People 4 Comics 5 Miscellaneous 6 See also

Jane Eyre commonly refers to:

• Jane Eyre, the novel by Charlotte Brontë

Jane Eyre may also refer to:

[edit] 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 miniseries), starring Sorcha Cusack
• Jane Eyre (1983 miniseries), starring Zelah Clarke
• Jane Eyre (1996 film), starring Charlotte Gainsbourg
• Jane Eyre (1997 film), starring Samantha Morton
• Jane Eyre (2006 miniseries), starring Ruth Wilson

[edit] 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, a 1961 British musical with music by Monty Stevens
• 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

[edit] People

• Jane Eyre (character), originally appearing in the novel Jane Eyre
• Jane Eyre, actress, Deux fiancés à l'épreuve ("Two engaged to the test") (1909)

[edit] Comics

• Jane Eyre (Classics Illustrated), illustrated by Harley M. Griffiths, 1949
• Jane Eyre (Scholastic comic), written by Trina Robbins

[edit] Miscellaneous

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

[edit] See also

• The Eyre Affair, 2001 novel by Jasper Fforde
• Eyre