Wuthering Heights

And yeah, that it just felt very exciting.

All her references were things like, um, Andrea Arnold's Wuthering Heights and Meeks Crossing and these kind of really, um, textured and raw landscaped spaces where we see the characters really living amongst the nature of the, you know, of the landscape that they're in.

And yeah, for me, that's what drew me to this sense.

'Cause, you know, if you're going to adapt a, a source material that has been done so brilliantly before, you, you have to find a new way of, um, discovering it and, and Georgia's vision-

I loved her reference for the films, film as well.

I watched a lot of, her references were things like Meek's Cutting or, um, the Andrea Arnold Wuthering Heights, and there was...

You know, she would say sort of specifically what about that film she was interested in.

So for Wuthering Heights, it was the kind of wildness, the elements, that feeling of the women in the nature and...

You know, it was really fun to sort of get there with her.

But she was also somebody who ha- had a very light touch.

See, I don't remember her in these.

2011, Wuthering Heights.

Okay.

Yeah, she's been in s-

Yeah.

I did watch the Wuthering Heights that she was in.

Hmm.

Don't.

Yes, yes, yes.

Yeah.

How about Wuthering Heights?

Wadsworth.