Wuthering Heights (2003)
Orphan Heath is adopted by the wealthy Earnshaw family. Soon, the new resident falls for his compassionate foster sister, Cate. The two share a remarkable bond that seems unbreakable until the death of the patriarch, leaving Cate to start seeing Eddie Linton, a man of means who befits her stature. Heath, now a rock star who swears revenge on those who have wronged him, vows to win her back. A contemporary musical adaptation of Emily Bronté's classic novel.
Director: Suri Krishnamma
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Erika Christensen as Cate Earnshaw |
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Mike Vogel as Heath |
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Christopher Masterson as Edward 'Eddie' Linton |
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Johnny Whitworth as Hendrix Earnshaw |
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Katherine Heigl as Isabel Linton |
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John Doe as Earnshaw |
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Aimee Osbourne as Raquelle |
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Katelin Petersen as Young Cate |
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Adam Taylor Gordon as Young Heath |
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Seth Adkins as Young Hendrix |
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Cordelia González as Dean Vera |
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Edward Marshall as Guy at Party |
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Pili Montilla as Girl at Party |
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Michelle Deliz as Mrs. Earnshaw (painting, uncredited) |
| Writing | Max Enscoe | Teleplay |
| Writing | Emily Brontë | Novel |
| Directing | Suri Krishnamma | Director |
| Writing | Annie DeYoung | Teleplay |
| Costume & Make-Up | Diana Noris | Costume Design |
| Production | Ellen Gordon | Production Manager |
| Camera | Claudio Chea | Director of Photography |
| Art | Mayna Magruder | Art Direction |
| Art | Mónica Monserrate | Set Decoration |
| Production | Donald L. West | Producer |
| Sound | Stephen Trask | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Jim Steinman | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Jim Steinman | Music Producer |
| Editing | Jeff Wishengrad | Editor |
| Production | Mary Jo Slater | Casting |
| Production | Steve Brooksbank | Casting |
| Sound | Jim Steinman | Songs |
