Title: Would have been better if it weren't for Elle!
Product review: This is a fine version of JANE EYRE, and I loved the soundtrack and the actors...most of them. Elle MacPherson must have had a connection somewhere to have scored the role of Blanche Ingram. She doesn't cut it as a blonde, and certainly not as a high-society gal of the 1830's. This is sometimes what happens when supermodels insist on acting. Charlotte G. as Jane was totally believable. She was plain and stoic enough to carry it off.The sequence of events in the beginning was very rushed. Within the space of a two days she fights with her cousins, is spirited away to Lowood School, foments a friendship with Helen Burns, and is with Helen on her deathbed. In the book, all that unfolds within several months, not just two days.
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