Where was Wuthering Heights shot? Revisiting key filming locations of the upcoming Gothic romance drama adaptation

Wuthering Heights is the upcoming directorial work of Emerald Fennell.

The gothic romantic erotic drama film is an adaptation of Emily Brontë's namesake 1847 book. The script is written by Fennell, who has also co-produced it with Margot Robbie and Josey McNamara. The film is set to be released by Warner Bros. Pictures on February 13, 2026.

Here's the official synopsis of the film as per Letterboxd:

"A passionate and tumultuous love story set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire moors, exploring the intense and destructive relationship between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw."

The film's trailer features several scenic moments. Let's take a look at the places where it was shot.

Where was Wuthering Heights filmed? Details Explored

Linus Sandgren served as the cinematographer for the upcoming film. The shooting took place between late January and early April 2025 with 35mm VistaVision cameras. Here are all the shooting locations for the film:

1) Yorkshire Dales

A still from Wuthering Heights | Image via Warner Bros.

This upland range of valleys in England served as one of the major shooting locations for the romantic drama. The makers specifically shot in the Yorkshire Dales National Park since the book is set in the Yorkshire moors.

2) Swaledale

Within the Yorkshire Dales, Swaledale and the Arkengarthdale valleys were also chosen for the shoot. These locations are located in the Low Row village of the region.

3) Hertfordshire

Besides the real locations, several portions of the film were also shot at Sky Studios Elstree, which is located in Hertfordshire.

More about Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights features an ensemble cast including,

Margot Robbie as Catherine Earnshaw
Shazad Latif as Edgar Linton
Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff
Hong Chau as Nelly Dean
Vy Nguyen as Young Nelly
Alison Oliver as Isabella Linton
Ewan Mitchell as Whip-Wielding man
Martin Clunes

Margot Robbie spoke about the film in an Instagram video. She said,

“Just you wait. It’s bananas. It’s great. It’s brilliant. You’ll see a little sneak peek soon. I can’t say nothing"

In a Collider interview, Jacob Elordi was asked if the film is a personal take of the director. He said,

"Yeah, but it’s also incredibly traditional, in so many ways. She is seriously a genius. She knows this book more than anyone, I think, on this earth. It’ll always be an Emerald Fennell film, but it’s brilliant.”

As mentioned above, the film is set to be released on February 13, 2026.