The 4 best ever ‘masterpiece’ adaptations from beloved writer family | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV

For more than a hundred years, directors have attempted to translate the tempestuous essence of the Brontë sisters onto cinema and TV screens. The famed sisters’ literary works are untamed, reflective, and defiantly unconventional, brimming with windswept moorlands, illicit passions, and heroines whose intellect surpasses the constraints of their era.

But critics have argued that the perfect adaptation doesn’t exist still – however many have come close. We take a look at four of the best adaptations that are available to watch, reflecting the marvellous works of the Bronte family.

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4 – The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1968)