Love. Obsession. Chaos.

Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi ignite the screen in Emerald Fennell’s wildly reimagined Wuthering Heights, arriving just in time for Valentine’s Day 2026. The first teaser trailer has dropped—and it’s a full-body fever dream of passion, madness, and aesthetic mayhem.

Opening in cinemas February 13, 2026 (US) and February 14 internationally, this isn’t your grandma’s Brontë adaptation. Directed, written, and produced by Oscar winner Emerald Fennell (Promising Young Woman, Saltburn), the film promises an unflinching exploration of love that’s as twisted as it is intoxicating.

An Erotic Gothic Romance

From the first few seconds of the teaser, it’s clear: this Wuthering Heights is set to stun.

The trailer teases surreal imagery—Margot Robbie pounding dough, Jacob Elordi shirtless in the rain, and moments soaked in sensuality, violence, and emotional turmoil. The visuals blur the line between pleasure and pain, art and chaos, intimacy and destruction.

And in true Emerald Fennell fashion, the teaser doesn’t whisper—it shouts.

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Meet the Star-Crossed Lovers

• Margot Robbie takes on the iconic role of Catherine Earnshaw, bringing a feral energy and glamor that’s anything but period drama standard.
• Jacob Elordi (Euphoria, Saltburn) plays Heathcliff, Catherine’s tempestuous, tragic soulmate. His casting sparked buzz online, especially among fans who note the character’s “dark-skinned” description in the original text.

A Vivid Ensemble Cast

Rounding out the powerhouse cast:

• Hong Chau as Nelly Dean
• Shazad Latif as Edgar Linton
• Alison Oliver as Isabella Linton
• Martin Clunes and Ewan Mitchell in pivotal supporting roles

Each character promises to add depth, danger, and delight to this thrilling reinvention.

Soundtrack by Charli XCX? Yes, Please.

Another surprise: pop disruptor Charli XCX is creating original songs for the film. Paired with a haunting score by Anthony Willis, the music will amplify the story’s emotional extremes—think heartbreak, obsession, and longing turned all the way up.

Final Thoughts: Will You Come Undone?

With bold performances, controversial casting, and aesthetics that burn into your brain, Wuthering Heights is shaping up to be 2026’s most talked-about film. Whether you’re a Brontë purist or a fan of genre-defying cinema, this adaptation dares you to feel everything.

One thing’s for sure: this isn’t just a love story—it’s a reckoning.

Coming to cinemas February 2026. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.