Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon give classic performances in one of the great soaps of all time; Wuthering Heights. I enjoyed the excellent film score; and it helps bring out the emotional aspect of the Bronte novel. The film clearly points out how hopeless it is to be in one class and intermingle socially with a member of another class. You might be able to sustain a friendship of some type, but nothing too serious. Unfortunately, the Olivier character does not learn this lesson very well. I know from experience that these things never work. A very good study in classism.
Review of Wuthering Heights
