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"Drink, drugs, unhappy love affairs, premature death: their own life stories were more tragic than the stories they wrote. Enter the world of the Brontë sisters, who poured out their frustrations, failures and personal tragedies in their classic works. Recreates the Victorian Era of Charlotte, Emily, Anne and their brother, Branwell, who retreated from life on the Yorkshire moors into a more complex fantasy world. Hoping for fame and success, their combined talents brought them anything but a happy ending."@en
""A fascinating period drama documenting the lives of the Bronte sisters from the successes of their literary achievements to the tragedies that beset both their own and their brothers lives. Written by the poet and the playwright Christopher Fry, the accent is on accuracy and authenticity" --Container."
"Dramatisation of the lives of the Bronte family, from 1826 to Charlotte's death 29 years later. This outstanding series is a perfect companion to a study of any of the Bronte's works. In order to achieve an authentic portayal of the Brontes, many scenes have been deliberately shot in semi-darkness, this together with the dark decor and costume of the period have resulted in several very dark screens."@en
"The connection between works of fiction and their authors' lives is rarely as clear as in the case of the Bronte sisters. Under the influence of their father, Charlotte, Anne, and Emily wrote a number of jewels of English literature while experiencing disappointment in love and the death of loved ones. This dramatization of the lives of the Brontes, their life-style, and the environment of Haworth, is both painstakingly accurate and brilliantly presented and performed."
"The lives and literary achievements of the Brontë family are tied to the life, landscape, and social conditions of the small wool town of Haworth in Yorkshire during the mid 19th-century."
"The lives and literary achievements of the Brontë family are tied, in this TV dramatization, to the life, landscape, and social conditions of the small wool town of Haworth in Yorkshire during the mid 19th-century."@en
"The lives and literary achievements of the Brontë family are tied, in this TV dramatization, to the life, landscape, and social conditions of the small wool town of Haworth in Yorkshire during the mid 19th-century."
"Dramatization of the lives of the Brontës, their lifestyle, and the environment of Haworth. The connection between works of fiction and their authors' lives is rarely as clear as in the case of the Brontë sisters, whose lives were as turbulent and fraught with tragedy as those of their heroines and heros."@en
"A dramatization of the lives of the Bronte family."
"Siblings Charlotte, Branwell, Emily, and Anne Bronte experienced soaring artistic achievements and personal tragedies. Follow England's most accomplished literary family from their sheltered childhoods to their complex lives as adults."