Charli XCX has shared a first look at Emerald Fennell’s ‘aggressively provocative’ upcoming movie Wuthering Heights on Instagram on Wednesday.
The singer, 33, revealed she is soundtracking the raunchy new movie, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, which is set to hit cinemas this Valentine’s Day on February 14.
Charli wrote: ‘new original songs by me for Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. in theatres february 14th. happy early valentines
Fans went into a frenzy in the comments after Charli announced she is bringing out new music for the movie.
Some wrote: ‘Two of my fav artists together. This is insane❤️’, ‘OMG CHARLI’,
‘this insane crossover omg’, ‘Literally when did u find the time to do this !!! queen of working’,
Charli XCX shared a first look at Emerald Fennell’s upcoming movie Wuthering Heights on Instagram on Wednesday, which saw a shirtless Jacob Elordi strip off in steamy scenes
The singer, 33, revealed she is soundtracking the raunchy new movie, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob, which is set to hit cinemas this Valentine’s Day on February 14
Margot and Jacob’s characters are seen getting steamy in the teaser for the controversial film
‘Can we get the soundtrack already’, ‘WOOOOOOOOOOOOO’.
Giving Saltburn a run for its money, Emerald is back with an even steamier film which will feature a BDSM-inspired sex scene.
In the first few seconds of the trailer, Margot and Jacob are seen stripping off in steamy scenes.
The upcoming adaptation of Emily Bronte’s classic novel sees Barbie actress Margot and Saltburn actor Jacob portray doomed lovers Catherine and Heathcliff.
Those expecting a faithful adaptation of the beloved work may be in for a rude awakening as Emeralds’ upcoming film is said to lean into the ‘stylised depravity’ she has become known for after directing the 2023 Netflix hit.
According to World of Reel, Emerald’s Wuthering Heights received a mixed reaction at its first test screening in Dallas, Texas this month.
The feature opens with a public hanging that sees the condemned man ‘ejaculate mid-execution’.
His agony sends the crowd into an ‘orgiastic frenzy’ and a nun reportedly fondles ‘the corpse’s visible erection’.
In the first few seconds of the trailer, Margot and Jacob are seen stripping off in steamy scenes
Giving Saltburn a run for its money, Emerald is back with an even steamier film which will feature a BDSM-inspired sex scene
The upcoming adaptation of Emily Bronte’s classic novel sees Barbie actress Margot and Saltburn actor Jacob portray doomed lovers Catherine and Heathcliff
The teaser also gave viewers their first look at Owen Cooper as young Heathcliff, in his first major role after Adolescence
Viewers at the test screening told of their shock at the film’s x-rated content
Charli wrote: ‘new original songs by me for Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. in theatres february 14th. happy early valentines
Fans went into a frenzy in the comments after Charli announced she is bringing out new music for the movie
The film is also said to feature ‘intimate, clinical and purposefully discomforting’ masturbation scenes and a BDSM-inspired sex scene involving horse reins.
The camera is also said to linger on ‘suggestive’ imagery including ‘egg yolks running through fingers’ and ‘dough being kneaded with quiet aggression’.
The publication does note that Margot and Jacob both deliver ‘committed performances’ and have ‘great chemistry’.
Emerald has made a name for herself as the director of Promising Young Woman and the black comedy Saltburn which saw a character drinking another’s dirty bathwater.
Along with her directing and writing career, she has also acted, noteably playing Queen Camilla in The Crown.
Wuthering Heights was published by Emily Brontë in 1847 under the pseudonym Ellis Bell, one year before her death.
It follows the story of an orphan, Heathcliff, who is taken in by the Earnshaw family, and he later grows close to their daughter and his foster sister, Cathy.
The first known adaptation was from A. V. Bramble in 1920, with Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon’s 1939 version being nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Emerald Fennell’s upcoming Wuthering Heights adaptation has been called ‘aggressively provocative’ and will feature a BDSM-inspired sex scene
The adaptation of Emily Bronte’s classic novel may include ‘stylised depravity’ such as that seen in Saltburn which starred Barry Keoghan, pictured
Born in 1818 in West Yorkshire, Emily was the fifth of six children, and spent most of her short life in the moorland village of Haworth, where her Irish father Patrick was curate.
But life dealt Emily a series of terrible blows as she lost her mother when she was three, then two older sisters when she was seven.
Following her trauma, the novelist retreated into a fantasy world, writing stories and poetry with her siblings.
The writer poured her suffering and passion into Wuthering Heights, a wrenching love story as raw as the Yorkshire Moors on which it’s set.
