Top 15 Movies Similar to Jane Eyre (2011)

A young woman falls for a wealthy widower, quickly marries him, and moves into his family estate. But once there, she notices everything still evokes his first wife—from the objects to the very atmosphere—as if someone can’t let her go.

Philip’s adoptive father, suffering from a serious illness, traveled to Italy for treatment, where he met a woman named Rachel and eventually married her. But their happiness was short-lived — the father died under suspicious circumstances, and Philip suspects Rachel may have had something to do with it.

The head of the Earnshaw family brings a poor orphan boy, Heathcliff, to the estate. He lives with them, but is eventually reduced to the status of a servant. Strong feelings grow between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, but differences in social status and Catherine’s ambitions push her toward a more advantageous marriage to a wealthy man. Unable to bear the humiliation, Heathcliff disappears for several years, only to return later with money, a new status, and deep resentment.

A young woman, Bathsheba, unexpectedly inherits a farm and decides to run it on her own. At the same time, three very different men try to win her heart: Gabriel, a poor farmer; William, a wealthy neighbor; and Frank, a daring sergeant.

Ada, a mute woman who enters an arranged marriage and travels to New Zealand for it, becomes caught in a tense struggle between her new manipulative husband and a stern frontier man to whom she feels a forbidden attraction.

Young writer Edith falls for the mysterious aristocrat Thomas and moves into his family estate in England. There, she realizes the eerie house is hiding a family secret she will have to uncover.

When Lola becomes the victim of an assault, her young, dreamy cousin Briony mistakenly claims it was Robbie—the housekeeper’s son, who is romantically involved with her sister. Her words set off a chain of events that changes the lives and relationships of several people.

The story of Georgiana, whose mother marries her off to the powerful Duke of Devonshire. A marriage and status that look like a fairy tale from the outside hide coldness, control, and the pressure to provide the duke with an heir.

In the Bennet family, five daughters are growing up, and their parents are deeply concerned with marrying them off well. When a young and wealthy gentleman moves into a neighboring estate, the family’s life is turned upside down, as they see the new neighbors as potential suitors.

Anna, the wife of an influential St. Petersburg official, meets the young officer Vronsky. A sudden passion flares between them, forcing her into a difficult choice between her family and a powerful attraction that’s hard to resist.

Still a child, poor Fanny is sent to live with wealthy relatives at the grand Mansfield Park estate. In her new home she always feels like an outsider, befriending only her cousin. But when two charming visitors arrive, a game of flirtation, jealousy, and marriage-minded schemes takes over the house—forcing Fanny to choose between her principles and her family’s expectations.

Margaret Schlegel and her sister Helen find their lives quickly tangled in a web of intrigue involving feelings, relationships, and money when they grow close to the wealthy Wilcox family.

Young Jane Austen lives in provincial England. Her family insists she marry a wealthy man for the “right” practical reasons. But everything changes when she meets the attractive, charismatic Tom, and a love sparks between them—one that doesn’t fit the social rules of the era.

Once a wealthy general who has squandered his fortune on gambling wants to marry his son off advantageously to a girl he mistakenly believes is rich. After inviting the prospective daughter-in-law to his estate, he discovers she is actually poor, even as love begins to blossom between the two young people.

Lady Chatterley, an aristocrat, lives in an unhappy marriage with her husband, who was left paralyzed after the war. Over time, she falls in love with the gamekeeper working on their estate, and a passionate affair begins between them, putting her familiar life and the rigid norms of society at risk.