Film Locations, for movie buffs

[Carol]

potioncat wrote:
>
> I started watching "Lassie, Come Home" a little while ago. I made it
to the first tear-jerking scene, and had to bail.
> 
> The introduction describes the area as Yorkshire. Between activity
on this list and other reading interests, I was very interested in
seeing the lovely countryside. Only...Yorkshire seemed a bit familiar.
> 
> Thanks to another thread on this site, I went to IMDB and discovered
"why" Yorkshire seemed so familiar! I used to live there when my
husband and I  were stationed in California. 
> 
> So, all you Brits out there. If we really want to see English
country, can you recommend some movies/websites?

Carol responds:
Sorry for the belated response. Obviously, I'm not a Brit, but I do
know that one of the most famous books set in Yorkshire is "Wuthering
Heights. I finally got around to checking out the IMDb, and, sure
enough, the most recent film version (1992) is set there:

http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0104181/locations

You can click on the links to find other films that use the same
locations.

Carol, wondering whether anyone has seen this version of WH, which
stars Ralph Fiennes (yes, Voldemort himself) as Heathcliff, and
whether it's any good