Wuthering Heights

Michel Legrand

 

American International Pictures, known for horror, Roger Corman, all night drive-in ’B’ movies, hot rods, rock and roll, and bikini clad girls tried to offer audiences a film of real substance in 1970. I think that Nicholson and Arkoff, founders and producers, hoped to polish the image of the studio AIP by showing it could make an ‘A’ picture. The classic Emily Bronte novel Wuthering Heights was directed by Robert Fuest, starred An ... read more