Use the actors and filmmaker with the title
The official film site names Fennell as writer and director and identifies Robbie and Elordi in the lead cast. The British Council’s project entry describes Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff’s destructive relationship against the Yorkshire moors. Keep those production details when selecting an edition; the familiar title alone can refer to a novel, several earlier films, television adaptations or clips from different versions.
An adaptation is a particular dramatic reading
A viewer comparing versions can look at how each production frames the characters and setting, but should not assume that one screen interpretation reproduces every part of the source narrative. For a first viewing, the credited cast and basic relationship premise give orientation without revealing the later course of the story. If reading alongside the film, retain the distinction between a literary passage and an actor’s performance rather than quoting them as identical evidence.
Keep current home labels attached to the right production
The official site promotes digital and 4K Ultra HD availability while retaining the film’s earlier theatrical announcement. Those are release-stage descriptions, not a guarantee that every UK service offers the same edition. Check the actual local distributor or retailer for classification, language, extras and access terms. The associated reference image does not establish UKIPTV carriage, subscription inclusion or a film licence. This guide identifies the production without claiming a complete screening or tested playback quality.
Questions, answered
Does a Wuthering Heights search identify one unique film?
No. Use Fennell, Robbie, Elordi and the production year to distinguish this feature from other editions and adaptations.