Release date for Jane Eyre '11

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Put this in your calendar, everyone:

Friday, 11 March 2011

That's when the latest version of Jane Eyre comes out! Or at least that's when it'll have its "platform release in selected cities" (ComingSoon.net), whatever the hell that means. Probably the big, fancy premieres, that means the film won't open to the public until a week or two later. Bummer. But at least it's early in the year!

Oooh, I wonder if it's worth sneaking off to London and hang around Leicester Square to see if it's a red carpet thing. That'd be... pretty cool.

Comments

  1. Leah Claire28 May 2010 at 15:14

    Serious Squee-ing coming from the states! I'm so jealous. It probably releases earlier there.

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  2. Jackie2 June 2010 at 06:55

    Ah! Just over a week after my birthday. I am SO excited for this movie. Love reading your blog by the way, very awesome. Good to know there's other people who appreciate Jane Eyre and other classics :D

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